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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-04
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Our Invalid Visitors.

Our genial climate has attracted to
us large number of invalids from the
frosty regions of the North and East.
We are glad to note the fact that
nearly all of them are rapidly gaining
health and strength. Some who came
here on beds are now running over
the hills as happy as children. and
clapping their hands for joy. If they
remain here there is but little doubt
that they. will be entirely restored.
But this is the trouble; nine-tenths of
them are already beginning to feel
restless. They feel SO much better
than when they arrived here that they
are almost willing to say, "I am
sound and able to stand any climate
now; and, besides, the weather is so
beautiful, and the sun shines so
brightly, and the flowers bloom so
lovely, and the birds sing so sweetly,
surely the Winter has broken" Eve
rtlhing looks so gay and Spring-like
that they cannot realize that their
homes In the East are ice-bound, and
all covered with snow and sleet. Be
not deceived-the most trying part of
the Winter is yet 70 come in the East.
Two years ago in March we actually
begged some invalid friends to remain
here until May. No, they felt SO we'll
and the weather was so beautiful they
could not remain longer, besides they
had business at home that needed
their attention, and off they went.
They had not arrived at home before
they saw their sad mistake. The ice
was breaking up, the snow was melt.
ing and.everything was slush, and the
weather cold and chilly. These good
folks relapsed and never were able to
return to Los Angeles. Don't be fidg-
ETY. and home.sick, but throw off dull
care and run around in the sun, chase
the butterfly and hear the birds sing,
let home take care of itself. 1t is
hea tn you want, and when you are
flu. y restored, you can go back fat and
hearty and laugh at the cold, frostbit-
ten folks who stay housed up under a
roof Of snow all the winter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-04
Spanish war News.

BARoNE, Feb. e. Many Spanish
families are fleeing to France. The
accounts of the fighting are very con-
Trajectory. The Carlists continue to
shell the town of San Sebastion.
SANTIAGO, Feb. .2.-Generals Queeda
and Lomalive have united their forces
near Bilboa and are advancing into
the interior of Biscay Cantos, and the
river has never been freed from Car
lists. Great activity and excitement
in BilbOa, the Carlists being massed
between Bilboa and Durango, and in
front of San Sebastian.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-04
Legislative Proceedings.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 3d.-In the Sen
ate yesterday bill by Lewis, to pro-
vide accommodation for insane people
who may be able to pay therefor, was
defeated, the Committee on hospitals
having reported against it.
Bush stated that the new asylum at
Napa, which would cost nearly two
million dollars, was sufficient for all
purposes.
A long discussion took place on a
establish censorship of press in the
Legislature, which was warmly sup
ported by Lewis, of Teha ma.
Martin offered substitute bur-
lesqueing the same, and the proposed
resolution was defeated by vote of
20 to II.
Senate bill No. 173, making the pro-
visions of the Political Code concern
ing highways applicable to San Ber-
nardinO county, was finally passed in
the Senate.
A bill to appoint keeper for the
State Capitol was amended by max
ing the Secretary of State the custo-
dian. b 8f- 4a#
Satterwhite introduced a bill pro-
viding that where corporations fur
nish irrigation for land which they
have sold, said water shall remain a
perpetual easement, and whatever
water corporations shall furnish to
any person cultivating and on the
line, shall be furnished at the same
rates as furnished to persons who pur-
chased land of such corporations.
In the Assembly yesterday the
Committee on Claims reported back
favorably the petition from the Santa
Barbara Orphan Asylum, with the
Recommendation for its reference to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
Hayne reported favorably on the act
to repeal the act providing road funds
for the counties of San Luis Obispo
and Santa Barbara, to-day.
The Senate to-day is discussing the
appropriation for the State Normal
school and the Assembly expenses of
the House. A report was presented
by Harris, which recommends reduc-
tions to the attaches and retrench-
ment of expenditures.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-04

Schooner Eclipse has arrived at
San Pedro from Humboldt with 230,-
600 feet of lumber for Griffith, Lynch
Il Co.; also the schooner Serena Thay-
er from Humboldt with 275 900 feet of
lumber for Perry, Woodworth & Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-04
NOTICE.

= ISH Poultry and all kinds OF Wild Game,
! received twice each day. Having had
many years experience In the business, and
and the best facilities at his market, he Is
prepared to furnish the public of Los Angeles
and adjacent towns with everything in the
ciai TO ali, ali, p pAttention. Sotei and restanrsnt
keepers of Ell Monte, Spadra, San Bernardino,
Cotton, Anaheim, and all other towns In this
Vicinity! Send In your orders for Fresh Fish.
Fish can be furnished to any OF the above
places In ~ hours time from the ocean, by
sending to CAMERON, with definite ORDERS
All kinds OF fish at the uniform rate Of eight
cents per pound.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-04
Medical Gard.

DIR. T. C. Gale, who graduated in the Ohio
Medical Col8e in 1912, after practicing his
thirty-four years. has located in Los Angeles,
and respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices to those who lay choose to consult him.
Believing as he does that Southern California
is one of the best placss on the continent to
test the durability of tubercular consumption,
he will in conjunction with his general prac-
tice, give that disease special.attention. His
diploma will be cheerfully shown to any
gentleman who may honor him by calling TO
see the same Office in Ducommun Building
with DIR. Burgess. decoiI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-04
Bank Robbery.

KANSAS CITY; Feb. 3d.-Norton's
Bank at Wyandotte, Kansas, was
broken open and robbed of $4,000 yes
terday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

CENTENNIAL IpEis-ApyhScEMEsT n
PRooREss. Having rome TO the conclu-
sion that tho surcst way for us TO succeed
in business IL by manufacturing and i'm
porting our own goods from the East, 80
that we will be able TO give our customers
and the public At large better inducements
TO trade with ~ IN Gold Hill. our motto
win be no middle men. Tor The present.
aud until our arrangements are completed
we will offer our entire stock of Summer
clothing at greatly reduced priocs. to make
room for oar direct imp~ortations. Mr..
Wolf, Gf the firm Of R,& w.. will posi-.
lively leave for tho East on the 10Th Of
July. should this article be noticed by
any Of our customers indebted 20 Us, We
kindly request them 10 call aud settle
their accounts before the above date. rs
w need money 10 enter into our new en-
terprise. Thanking You for past favors,
We hope to merit the same for the future,
nrJSsJrJS 4 WnLr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

Two HoHsrs KILLrD.-To-day. shortly
before 10 O'Clock. 4 team hanling q wagon
loaded with stone for the new Masonic
Hall. met with an accident which resulted
In the death of two 81 the six horses.
when opposite Mediums store. the pin. In
the iron rod connecting with the brake.
broke. and deprived the driver o. any con.
troll over tho speed. lie therefore jumped
from his seat and allowed his team 10 rush
down the grade with the leayily-loaded
wagon pressing at their rear. The horses
ran at their full speed. but grayitation was
too much for them. just 4 liitleaboye the
railroad crossing the Of wheeler stumbled
aud fell under the wheel. This stopped
the wagon. but the horses back was broken.
The near wheeler had his left fore leg aud
right hind leg broken also. The poor ami.
mails were soo put out III their misery.
one with = pistol and the other with q
sleige. The team belonged 10 Tom Galla-
CHER. The driver. In Jumping from his
seas. WAS slightly injured.
YELLOW JACKET ELEcrioS.-At the reg
ular annual election 81 the stockholders
Of the Yellow Jacket Mining Company,
held to-day At tho Office Of tho Company
in Cold Hill. the following Board ~ Trus-
tees was elected for the ensuing year :
Thomas u. Taylor. James q. Fair. George
A. King. y. 4. Tritlc aud ID. l.. Bliss.
Out Of 100000 sliarcs In the company.
l07, 05j shares were represented at this
meeting.
wHIrrnAiR's DrArH. 90 Coroner Mayer
to-day held an inquest into the circum.
stances Of the death Of Stephen White
hair. who on Saturday last fell forty
feet down the shaft o. the Caledonia
mine. Nothing further than Wa. pub.
lished IN the Nrws was ELECTED. aud the
Jury returned q verdict Of accidental
death,
foor n,cr.-A fooi.race between Me-
Cloud and HUI has been arranged for
500 q side. to take place August eth. The
distance IL one hundred yards. Hut giving
McCloud ten feet. The race Il ~ come of
In front 81 the Central school.house.
Both men are good runners and have put
their money up.
Tm work Of putting III two sets Of So
inch tubular boilers at the Imperial hoist
Ing works progresses. One set Ia already
In place, The ore house been roofed In
and to-day fire-proof paint Is being put on.
COIN Hill. Is still favored with pleasant
weather, The temperature is about right
to be comfortable to-day.
THAT party Of hunter. and fishermen.
headed by George Mann, got "a for Lake
Tahoe yesterday.
CoSsr,nLr \. j. Smith. Of Virginia. re.
turned this morning from a brief visit 10
California.
wE are informed that a draft of fifty
men Was made In the Ophir to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

SAX FRiScIsco. July Ill r. NJ
A. j.. Delingo. ths Frenchman who was
shot last Thursday morning In a board.
Ing. house at Alameda. died at about l
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Deceased
was o Central market butshsr OF this
city, and resided on Morton street. The
man who fired at him was Alfred Jsnin.
nicknamsd "Crickett," also Of this city.
following the business Of q iewslry bro.
ker. The inquest was yesterday held
at Oakland. lasting from $50 A. N. an.
$50 p. N. A large number OF witnesses
wrro examined. The evidence showed
that Deligne first struck Janin. and the
jury found q verdict In accordance with
the facts without making q charge OF
murder. Family troubles We at the bot.
tom Of the difficulty.
Among the passengers by the steamer
Anchor, which arrived from the South.
'crn coast yesterday. were Judge Rush
aud wife Of Prescott. A. r. The Judge
had In a small carpet sack gold bars to
the value OF 80. 800. placed in his shars.
by q Spanish merchant Of wickenburg.
named Peralta, for deposit here. The
officers Of the steamer collected the tick.
ets about 4 ?. NJ. on Saturday. Of Mrs.
Rush, who was In her berth sea-sick.
taking their tickets from the satchel
which contained tho bars. AZ I A. ~.
on Sunday the ship anchored OF Black
Point. when Judge Rush discovered
that the satchel with Its contents was
missing. He notified the Captain Of the
steamer. and taking a boat, landed and
informed tho police authorities. Cap.
tain Baker. OF tho Harbor Police, with
n officer, boarded the ship and made
q search. without eject. and the steamer
hauled In TO the wharf and landed her
passengers. no trace having been found
Of the missing treasure. The satehel
contained. besides drafts to a large
amount AMI private papers Of value.
considerable disposition Is shown In
some quarters to criticize the action OF
the Harbor Police. and the commander
Of the vessel In allowing any one 10
leave the steamer before finding the
stolen goods. while others censurs the
lossr iot mol placing the valuaLlsa In
the hands Of the purssr for safe keep
Ing. and hint at the possibility Of rob
berry being more apparent than real.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
NEVADA.

A Rich STRIKE IN the Ceraacepla
Minea
IIKo, July i7.-Pastlss here yestsr.
day, just In from c%ornucopia, confirm
the report Of the richest strike yet made
in that diatrict. The vein 10 three feet
thick; has boeu struck about thirty.6vs
feet from tho surface. and shows horn.
silver In q mass. The new location IL
known as the Grand Prize. II Ia Gays.
ing much escitsmsni among mlpsrs and
others In this place. and It Is the general
opinion that q bonanza has been struck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES
'EciiL TO rnE ooLD NIL DAILY sE~
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Iadiaa War.

The Indiau War.
NEw Yosx. July i7.-Dispatches 70
ceived. at the War Department from
General Crook at Goose creek state tina
the Indians in his vicinity outnumbs
him three to one. He estimates then
ut 1000. while his force Is only 1900
No alarm IL felt at the War Department
for the safety Of Crook.
CHrYrsSr. July l7.-Lats dispatches
from Crook state that he has been joInss
by reinforcements Of 1--WE companies
under Major Burke. He has been har
rassed day and night by the Sioux aud
number OF horses have been stolen.
NEW YoRK. July l7.-Four battalion
Of artillery from Forts Hamilton and
wadsworth are under orders TO leave fol
the West TO take m active part In III.
Indian campaign.
Latest from the Indian War.
CHICAGO. July l7.-Recent telegram
are to tho effect that the Indians are
moving on Medicine Bow station. on
the Union Pacific Railroad. almost due
south Of Fort Fstterman, II 10 supposed
for the purpose Of capturing or destroy.
ing the supplies which have been recent.
ly there in great quantities by the Gov
eminent, there being 10000 rounds Of
ammunition there among other things.
A very email force Of Indians could seize
and destroy these stores. as Medicine
Bow Is q small station. and the country
round about 1t 10 sparssly ssttle,l. Their
destruction at this time would seriously
damage military operations against the
Indians. II Is generally supposed that
the chief Of the hostile Indians 10 Sitting
Bull, Of the Red Cloud Agency. who
visited Warrington about year and a
half ago, when he wal presented with q
rife by General Grant. on account Of
the great bravery he had displayed .
short time before In checking the attack
on the whites connected with that
agency; but II Is not the case. their be-
ing two chiefs by that name.
Two conriers left Fsttsrmsn ysstsr-
day morning with dispatches for Crook.
under promise Of receiving an extra re-
ward II they reached their destination
on Tuesday morning. the usual time for
. courier between Crooks camp being
seventy-two hours.
A great many OF the Indians LETT Red
Cloud Agency in the fore part Of dune
TO 20 northeast. Al least 1900 left at
this time and these are the Indians who
so largely augmented Sitting Bulls
forces against Custer.
washIngson Notes.
wAshNoroS. July 1.-THE rumors
Of proposed changes Ut Important off.
Gals in the Treasury Department are
unfounded.
There is = probability that the House
Conference Committee on sundry civil
hills will recede from their position on
tho Enforcement Act. II this takes
plaoo Congress may he able to adjourn
at the end Of the present week or the be.
ginning Of next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
Dsp.r,ar-. i..s' Evssiss.

So uxr,,.rs Tn. f~ollOw,ng
~ So, nm, al y,,,i,i. CITY
-...., lr,;,, the for,y-eight
Ioa,. ending At " o'cloek NJ. to-day:
NJ. lll carloads. is of lumber. IA of
,~..,.L,nJi... of hay. : 10 machinery. =
-"f pipe . 81 .ai' q, niyiron'
@.a. AMI 4 az br,n'
il,,sIsd or IN, chi''--" a m''''s
81 apache Ir'oe w. v Improve"
k"l Nen, he'll last fIl'', e'sh n.a,i
Holden .rea' Wii,lsn III.
hebs' n".man, n E.ruLam.
Junior sAgsmors: T.. pumar-' Pr9phe,.
After the RAISING "i W" .ns ,.nnion
sAs spread AMI f'''sA"' ~
"F''" 49,.
Ti"liunrr 'sp MIL '"'''A'
surveyors OF Told Nh, W. vsla .,,..,
.a..,ns J Ths, viii survey and sub.
49,. ,awn ia,. AMI will survey mining
claims. examining the same aud reporting
upon them.
J.1r WHur 4 Co. : new bus vas Out
Tot the first time to-day. r'-plsnieh, ~
pant n gut ms y III 49, on
i'sAi. on sA.h vii s,r,n,s,i a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

ANEW C~IsrrRS.-The Town Trustees Of
aold Hill have contracted with Mr.. Coniff
for the construction Of q now cisiern at the
corner of Yellow Jacket. engine.house.
10 will be built on the sits Of the old one,
anil will lie 10 modified as not 10 encnach
upon the ground Of the new Masonic Hall.
The clstern will I've % feet long by IL feet
wide aud IL feet deep. The bottom will
be Of concrete. and Is inches thick. with
brick walls 81 inches through. The in
side will he finished with waterproof
plaster, The contract specifies that the
work i 70 te lr!.hel ~ the isi d August.
and the price agreed upon Is sl,t15, II
viii be o splendid water.tank,
prnsoS,L.-Mr. Silas Selleck. President
Of the Niagara Mining Company, favored
the News ofice with q call this morning.
Mr.. selleck Is Just up from San Francisco
on u short visit looking after the interests
u the mine and company he represents.
lie expresses himself a. being greatly sur
prisei. and well pleased with the wonder
ful works and mines of the Comstock. lie
also says that a. long a. he Is connected
with the management Of the Affairs Of the
Niagara. or any other mining company.
the stockholders shall have a square and
honest deal. Mr.. Selleck IL q thorough.
sound, business man. and appears TO be
just the man for the position he holds.
III. ...n.m III. -.
-. ,.a a-.,ina.,ra 49,. 49, -
y,.", 80, v,,a,n,. o.. 80 .har,,.
~ ~, r,-,, uo1, um -, w.sa-,..
A"" "" wv" ''' Wv ".SNSNaf
evening neat. Their fame throughout the
United State. u contemporaheou. with the
famous Hutchinson Family and they are
on Their aIih annual nlnsirel TOM, Old
residenis 81 Tue Ea'l xiN all agree with
nsln GlumislhA ~ en'e,lalnplent ~ ,he
resA rsihi.y mh Y, ,hr mo', Ilea,ins
highest order q merit.
How IT worrs.-A gentleman in yir.
ginia stepped into q cigar store with .
,,isnJ ,s.,e,iav anil called for two a,.csn,
- -. ,.u.-I.
eisars' th''"''s uoNH l'1r- rplllI W
was snrp',seu 10 ntee''r pu' iorH reh,s y
,gain he pullal auI . s. gold piece aud
said Herr. give me The premium on
,.a,' i, nhs"' aap Sa aur %w,,,s.I
s.isni mi III comn.hion snotsl ,i,sIr
u',.n.. IN ,asee cop.oled by he ,bonci,
,h., ,ha;r c,r.rs hal co.t them nothing
'"a' VI
-. a.. o.o..1on
'1o""'" w, "'""s, IT, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
A nYsrsalora DEATH.
McMiiiRa Pound Dead ON the
sidewalk susptcisu Of Foul
PLAY

About ! o'clock on Sunday morning 4
lamp-lighter In Virginia stumbled upon
the body Of 4 man lying on the sidewalk
In front Of the burlington lodging house,
South Q street. He found policeman and
informed him that q man was lying drunk
upon the sidewalk. Tho officer went to
the spot. and instead Of q drunk, found q
man gasping in the pangs Of dissolution.
With the assistance Of the lamp-lighter
the policeman placed the man in q wagon.
and the two drew 1t along the street until
the Office Of the Drs. Conn was reached.
BY that time the man was dead, and his
remains were removed TO Barnes under
taking establishment. The dead man
proved to be A. y. Mcmillan. who for some
time past had been working at the North
Consolidated Virginia mine rs Q stone
mason. II was at first supposed that Mr..
Mcmillan had fallen down q couple Of side
walk steps. which were near the the place
where his body was found. and broken
his neck. To-day the suspicion that the
man was fOully dealt with has gained
ground. II seems, however. that there Is
not much foundation for tho theory.
AZ .io. IN ou 1arIay n,sn', M.h,
aa,,,h " ."o o,,'sl rA.see sa.oon on
Iu'n ', ms .nu onereu 70 pawn somo
rnaa., II. ins onsl sI Ie,u.eu. ,..
Th.sa nc =" nsneo VI uIlnA ~ un.
- 'ru un his PsIso" ,ns .'a. IT,
~. ""sh n'ins lew aoo'A inoin
NC sPo' "hero Jus pouy was iounu.
~ st,9nges, ground ior
.uspecans hou' dealing. tne theo,y Dsans
$500 Ia ia nv "on ,a..o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
LOOK HEuRl

II 10 worth moving that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. L0pNaKs. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other thing. can b.
bauaht ~ n. ". GRANT. Gold Mn lshove the
NIvs ofinsl. ct a. rcss"tAhls RATES a. 81 any
thsy arr represented 10 10. am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

BRlSsrosr anil ireae,e. and milk aud sui
phur. are sdmlnisisIsd ON every change OF .es.
900 In families 10 the old eoanirirs 10 fortlfy
ehilJrvn agaipst at;sck, of sruptl.e FEVER.
Ablutions with 0lsnn's sulphur soap supply
90 armor nc disssss can penttraie. so'd s,efy.
where.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

LYos's K%,rH,RIoS makes beautiful glo.-
az, l%nrurianthair /; prevents It's falling Gut
or turning gray. II las slood Mo iesi IL
forty yesrs, y rhsfmihgly lerfumel, and
In. I'D rival,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
srOCK kgPOnr
~lRrroRrrp pAirr Hr u. r. HEATING a col

lRrroRrsp DAILY NJ H. r. KkArtSd a col
San Francisco Beard.
rMts MOANING.
s9s ophir. a. tak. taA
1856 xsrie.n. eS. %. bsc, az. 70. ,9.. o..
go Soa'd q Curry. i5s. iSS
SIS Beet I Bslehes. tik. tik. ~ 80
tyso California. ~, Ss. 80. Sk b,o. 81 bSo,
8k. 5st. IS.
fs5 Savage. Ek.E
no Hale ! Sorcro-s. 81. 81. So. sk
80, Coz. virginia, -. tsk. ~. 49,. CO.,. tss,
sst
60 Ysiow Jsshst Is, 2sS. as.
w Crown Point. s..sk
4gQ Imperial Con 49,
ss5 Alpha. t3S .sct. n. 81
3g5 Esntuek. II, In
iOs sisrrs Nevada. bs, Is. i3I, iib5
80 Bsleher. In
Is Conadsoee. isk. iss
10 Ballion. t0s. "
~ Utah. IL
10 vvernsn. "a. o.. esS. GU
40 Justice. Nv. 2s
So Union Con. u
TO Lady Bryan, Use. SOC
40 Julis. Gs.T.Ts
$50 Caledonia. ss.sss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

H,oAS's M,aSoLi, BAN preserves AMI
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and %sallowness; makes the skil soft.
white and delicate, Us application canpo..
Ia IrioetAl. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

4 shooting which q (sransr'n Jary
Has Declared Iustincsbis A
Mysterious Robbery on Ship-
board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
GLORIOUS SUMMER COME AGAIN,
ALL HEARTS TEEL CHEERFUL
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
Spring and Summer
G L o T HI N G
POPULAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM
BANNER BROS.
Corner Q aud faylsr streets,
Virginia CITY.
THRIR NEW AND MAGNIFICENT sToRk
1.-Two doors. - hs~rptofors.l IL nov oiled with
THE LAReEsT
MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
PRIMo
SUM N ER
ALL NEWLY MANUFACTURED,
R~sprsssi, Ter ,sl. .arss,.
tn. fac, I. .s,,AlisA.d ,As,
BANNER BROS.
ARE
TINE MOST POPULAR clorHIERs
IN VIRGINIA CITY.

Their house il % well arranged that bon
can compste With them. compstsnt buyer.
both Ksst and West. srr costinusiiy sssas w
supply this estsblishmsnt with the laiesk best
and most fashionable clothing In the nartst.
Oar stock Ia 70 complete that the most fssti-
dIous can " salied.
ons DREss. DIAGONAL and BUSINESS
sUIra are In such grrsi variety and % excsl.
lent 10 style and uniivsied In price that nos
can fall 10 10 suiird.
BOYS and YoUrHs' oLorHlSo. Ia ..A
les styles.
0EST's PURNIsnNa aoops-,As hrsss,
and anest sssotfmept TO be found on the Coast.
BoNTs. SHOES. TRUNKS and VALUES
. fall and complete assormrpt,