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Haggelt CG, Northern Belle boarding house
Hattery A J, justice of the peace Holland David, liquors
McClane B W, news agency, clothing and varieties
McKissick David, liquors McLaughlin Frank, liquors Nicholson John M, barber
Pierce Z, gen mdse and liquora
Roach John, liquors
Stevens Henry, constable
Summers & Williams, market
Traver P L, gen mdse and agt W F & Co
Vernon G H, postmaster Willoughby W M, liquors
J. B. KLUNE
has Latest Novelties In Jewelry 226 J St., Sac'o. · constantly arriving.
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T. Nevada.
prietor.
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nd carpenter
Mante propr law
Belmont Ro South Con
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nd varieties eyor and act- auditor fruits and
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and notary
KING.
These favorably known Instruments for sale at M. Gray, 117 Post St. reasonable rates and terms.
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THE PUREST CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE, AT FRED. BICKEL'S, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
ALOON.
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elow J. W. E , ETC., San Francisco pounded.
Geo. C. Thaxter, Druggist, Carson City, Nev. *
H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gal ..
800 Davis Street, San Francisco.
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Nevada-Carlin-Carson City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Carlin, ELKO COUNTY,
Is a place of 400 inhabitante, situated on the Central Pacific R. R., 583 miles from San Francisco. Copper mining is & pur- mit that promises to be one of its fea- tures of support, while stock raising ia carried on to a certain extent. The principal support, however, is divided from the machine shops of the railroad company, this being the end of the Humboldt division. The copper ' ore mined in the vicinity is of excellent quality, and prospects for an unlimited quantity are quite encouraging. There are several places where general mer- chandise is vended, a drug store. two physicians, and a blacksmith shop.
ARNHEIM A, hats and caps, boots and shoes, queensware, dry goods and clothing
Bein B, shoemaker
BUCKLE CHARLES, boot and shoe- maker
CANTON EDWARD, restaurant Coddington G W, division supt C P R R EARL D W & CO, commission and forwarding merchants
Foster Thos, saloon and billiards Hall A C, physician
Hendon V, groceries
Holmes T, liquors and postmaster
HURLBUT W C, manager D W Earl . & Co, forwarding merchants Jones & Co, gen mdse
Kane John, blacksmith
Kappeler J B, meat market
Kuhn K A, train dispatcher C PRR
MANSFIELD JOHNNY, hairdress- ing and shaving saloon
MCCLURE J C, manager Sisson, Wal- lace & Co's store .
Moser Geo, restaurant
Russell & Bradley, meat market
Savan J, liquors
Shwetzer C, barber
SISSON, WALLACE & CO, Chinese supplies
SPONOGLE J D, physician and drug- gist
Washeim Chas, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's express and gen mdse
Washeim D, agt C PR R
Carson City, ORMSBY COUNTY.
Is the capital of the State of Nevada and the county seat of Ormsby county, hav-
mainly on the wood and lumber interests for its support, though the valley in which it is situated is rich in agricul- tural resources. The place is beautifully laid out, the streets being broad and nicely shaded with a uniform growth of maples and other trees and running at right angles. There are several large and well-constructed places of business, a fine bank with a large capital, several handsome church edifices and publio schools, while many of the residences are very attractive. The principal places of attraction are the State Capitol, the peni- tentiary and the U S mint. The hotels are far above the average, especially tho Ormaby House, kept by Messrs Sharp Bros., who are affable and polite gentle- men, under whose attention and care the guests of the hotel must receive the best treatment possible, to whom we com mend a liberal share of patronage. Per- sons desirous of visiting Lake Tahoe, one of the most delightful summer resorts in the world, can avail themselves of the privilege by applying to J. M. Benton, Esq., who runs a line of stages between Carson and that interesting point, one of which that noted and careful driver, Hank Monk, has charge of. The city is on the Virginia and Truckee Railroad, 32 miles from Reno.
Adama Mrs E E, liquors 'Adams J W, lieut governor
ADAMS MRS L, dressmaker
Ainsworth E D, sewing machines and musical instruments
ARLINGTON HOUSE, B F Small propr
Armstrong, bootmaker
Babcock Jasper, secy of state
Batterman CC, warden prison
Beatty W H, chief justice
Bender D A, gen frt and pass agt V & TRR -
Bense H H, county assessor
BENSON A W, blacksmith and car; riage maker
BENTON J M, livery and sale stables, and propr Lake Tahoe stage and city bass lines and Carson River Ice Com- pany .
Berryman R A, saloon
BICKNELL CHAS F, clerk supreme court; Capitol
BILLINGS C, dentist, Rinkel's block
BORGES A, hairdressing and shaving saloon
BOSKOWITZ F, merchant tailor and clothing, county building opp Capitol Brothers Misses, millinery
ing a population of 9,000. It, depends) Brown RR, liquors
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Opp. Union Square, S. F.' Boek- keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento.
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r interests valley in a agricul- beautifully broad and growth of unning at veral large f business, tal, several and public sidences are al places of tol, the peni- The hotels pecially tho fessrs Sharp olite gentle- and care the eive the best om we com onage. Per- ke Tahoe, one mer resorts in selves of the J. M. Benton, tages between g point, one of areful driver, . The city is ee Railroad, 32
br haker machines and
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d sale stables, stage and city iver Ice Com-
clerk supreme inkel's block g and shaving
hant tailor and ng opp Capitol
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento.
S. F. Book- , Telegraphy.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Model Commercial Colleg of the Coast, IN0 Post St., S. F.'
Nevada-Carson City. ALPHABETICALLY,
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HAYNIE J W & CO, wood and lum- ber; opp V & T depot Cslamberti J, saloon CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK, Geo Taffy prest; Geo B Hill cashier CARY W M, justice of the peace HILL & FERRIS, People's Market; BRULE D N, propr Miller's Hotel CAGWIN & ALLEN, stationery and news opp U S mint Hill Lloyd, sheriff Hillyer E W. U S dist judge Hawley T P, associate justice HAYES B, merchant tailor Cavanaugh Peter, propr New York Bak- ery CAVIN MRS N A, millinery and fancy goods; North Carson HOĎKINS M W, buckskin glove manuf and postoffice cigar stand Hodgkinson Miss Francis, state libra- Cheeney Jno, groceries rian, Capitol Chesley J G, deputy secy of state HUNT E M, lumber; 2d and Fall sts Circe D, French Hotel Hunt J, restaurant Hunter H, mas transportation for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. Clarke R M, lawyer Clarke W G, notary' Ivancovich Jerome, groceries and fruits; 3 South Carson CLESOVICH MITCHEL, propr Mitch- ell Restaurant Coffin T, atty at law JACOB.A, tailoring and repairing; South Carson James E, barber COHN M, drygoods, carpets, fancy goods and shoes JOHNSON FRANK, merchant tailor Corbett & Bessette, saloon Kaiser D, saloon and restaurant Lapsley J W, barber Crawford J, supt U S mint Crockett L L, state treasurer Laughton C E, auditor and paymaster KEARNEY WM J, physician and Crow & Sutherland, blacksmiths DAILEY WM, fruits and confection- eries Dougherty W B, deputy controller surgeon KEYSER & ELROD, Occidental Liv- ery Stable, cor Carson and Musser ; Davies T W W, lawyer hay yard, cor Telegraph and Plaza King JR, train dispatcher Davis G T, groceries Dealy J E, commissioner of deeds for King S D, district judge Cal (Gibson & Dealy) Kinkead John H, governor Decker & Fisher, liquors Kirby Mrs H M, restaurant DRIESBACH M A, dist atty KITZMEYER D G, harness and sad- dlea, South Carson EARL D W & CO, forwarding and commission merchants, opp R R depot Edgecomb E, livery stable, 3d and Orms- Edwards T D, lawyer Klein Jacob, brewery by sts KITZMEYER G W, furniture and upholstery, brick building, Telegraph and Carson Elder Geo, blacksmith Kopple & Platt, clothing EPSTEIN LOUIS, propr Delmonico LANE D, shoemaker Restaurant LEE S L, physician and surgeon, King FARRELL J F, manager W U Tel Co Fassett E N, deputy surveyor-general Leonard O R, associate justice Lilienfeld Alfred, dry goods Foster B F, druggiat and Curry Fox John G, books and stationery Lilienthal Wm, clothing FOX J W, physician and surgeon, Orms- LIND JAMES, harness and saddles, North Carson by block Friend C W, watches and jewelry Lyon Geo G, private secretary Fryer Geo D, liquors 1 MARSHALL J H, county clerk and general fire insurance agent George & Drake, liquors GIBSON & DEALY, liquors and bil- MARSTON A, Opera Bar (liquors) liards and lodging (Sazerac Saloon) Maraton C A, photographer Gibson G L, (Gibson & Dealy) Martin Chas, notary public, county bldg GILLIGAN M, boots and shoes Meder B H, planing mill Glancy Wm, liquors MASON & CO, groceries, hardware and crockery, Arlington block GREGOVICH M P, liquors and bil- Mckinnon & Leet, blacksmiths liards (Monarch Saloon) Mclaughlin H C, watches and jewelry McMaster Wm, saloon HALLOCK J F, state controller Harris Bros, gen mdse McNeil A J, harness and saddles Harris C N, reg US land office and law- yer Meder J G, livery stable - Mills R, stoves and tinware W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. The Largest Stock of American and foreign Manfe, Hasical Merchandise on the Coast. Send ;
Hatch A J, surveyor-general; Capitol 11
OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.
AR. 117 Post St .. 8. F. +
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,-
100 different alan. patterns, 110. 112, 114, 126 and 118 Battery a .. S. P ..
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Nevada-Carson City.
Moore J Q, saloon Stampley O K, hotel Swanson Otto, tailor ALPHABETICALLY. 1 Swartz E, fruits Sweetland W H, shoemaker "MORNING APPEAL," N V Mighels propr Morris L & Co, dry goods MULLER J, hairdressing and shaving . saloon and baths, opposite Capitol MULLER V A, liquors Murphy M A, atty general, Capitol Olcovich Bros, dry goods THAXTER GEO C, druggist and seeds- man, opp Capitol "THE DAILY NEVADA TRIB- UNE," E J Parkinson publisher ORMSBY HOUSE, Sharp Bros proprs Pearson Wm, groceries and soda works Perasich G, fruits, etc Pierce Mrs E D, hotel Porter N. barber Tickner Henry L, agent W F & Co Tobriner J, cigars and tobacco Torreyson W D, blacksmith and wagon- maker Turner F B, county recorder and auditor Raffetto G, saloon U S Stage Co, F Clugage supt Rail E B, hardware Reinstein S, groceries Wagner Mrs M J, millinery Rinckell M, meat market Vieira J B, barber WAGNER P A & CO, hardware, North Robert Andrew, liquors Carson and Musser Robinson M, job printer Walker E, hotel ROSSER JOHN, propr Union Market Saddler V, fruits and confectionery Schneider H, bakery and confectionery WEBB G B, auction and commission, upholstery and furniture Weiffenbach G J, liquors SCHULZ BROS, Stone Meat Market, Welch Samuel E, restaurant North Carson WELLS & STEWART, attorneys at law, west side Carson Sessons D R, supt pub inst Sharkey M, shoemaker White F J, physician SHARP BROTHERS, proprietors Ormsby House White G C, postmaster . WING M R, propr Delta Saloon, opp Siddons L L, watchmaker V & T Depot Siddons L M, mi. Wright R H, deputy treasurer SMALL B F, p rlington House SMART J S'M, , . Acian Yager M L, county treasurer Yerington H M, general supt V & TRR Soderberg N, lawyer Young J W, blacksmith A. W. BENSON, Corner Fourth and Carson Streets. CARSON CITY, NEVADA, Canned Fruits, "Meats, etc. '17 to 41 Main St., 8. F WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Wa ker House, Sa't Lake City, Utah. Manufacturer of Carriages, Buggies, Express and Thoroughbrace Wagons, AND GENERAL REPAIRING.
CUTTING PACKING CO.
Blacksmithing in all its branches done on the shortest possible notice and in the neatest manner. Horseshoping a specialty; ; Patronage solicited and work guaranteed.
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC GIL L. Blumauer & Co.,
Fortland. Oro- ges. have it
race Wagons,
in the neatest manner. ranteed.
Fortland. Oro- gen. ksve it
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Opp. Union Square, N. F. Week- keeping, Penmanship, Teregraphy.
Nevada-Carson City. ALPHABETICALLY.
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J. M. BENTON,
JMHEN
MITERT
LIVERY AND STAGE STABLE
Corner of Carson and Third Sts., CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
LAKE TAHOE STAGE OFFICE.
Parties visiting Lake Tahoe will save money by purchasing THROUGH TICKETS, which can be procured at the offices of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company, in Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson; also at J. M. Benton's and at the Ormsby .House, Carson, and at the Truckee Hotel, Truckee, California.
Tickets to and information concerning this famous resort can also be obtained of Sam Miller, Agent, No. 2 New Montgomery Street, San Fran- cisco.
The presence of that noted and careful driver, Hank Monk, on this route is a guaranty against accidents as well as a source of ;rent pleasure, as that gentleman never loses sight of an opportunity to eniigs ten as well as entertain travelers and tourists.
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117 Post St., S. F. `KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted), Illustrated
14 Hours Continuous Writing. Splographic Fountain Pen. no pages 300 & So1:
WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Wa ker House, Sa't Lake City, Utah.
and seeds- TRIB- lisher F & Co 0 and wagon- and auditor pt
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commission, nt ., attorneys at
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Y, NEVADA,
Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 4.1 Main St., 8. F.
CUTTING PACKING CO.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 1. 110 and 110 Battery and Iron Pipe, all of 0, 110, 118.
164 Nevada-Carson City .. ALPHABETICALLY.
THE MORNING APPEAL
(Founded by HARRY R. MIGHELS.]
Is published every morning (Mondays excepted)
At Carson, Nevada,
MRS. N. V. MIGHELS, Proprietor.
The APPEAL is the
Leading Republican Paper of Ormsby County,
Being its official organ, and its circulation requires the use of
A STEAM CYLINDER HOE PRESS.
Its Job Office is unsurpassed outside of Storey County.
KEYSER & ELROD,
OCCIDENTAL LIVERY STABLE
CORNER OF CARSON AND MUSSER STS. CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
Rockaways, Buggies, Carriages and Saddle Horses To Let At all times, Day and Night, on Reasonable Terms. Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month. Also dealers in Hay and Grain. Corner Telegraph and Plaza Streets.
H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon. - H. P
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramanda THE
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Nevada-Carson City. ALPHABETICALLY.
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THE Daily Nevada Tribune PUBLISHED IN CARSON CITY, NEVADA. STATE OFFICIAL ORGAN reasonable rates and terms. . THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE STATE. SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. ADVERTISE IN IT. TERMS MODERATE. THE TRIBUNE has a larger circulation than any paper in the State outside of Storey County. Proof given if desired. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ONE WEEK (by Carriers) 25 cts. TWELVE MONTHS (by Mail) 810 00 SIX MONTHS (by Mail) 6 00 ORDERS SOLICITED. E. J. PARKINSON, PUBLISHER. . W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. . These favorably known Instruments for sale at M. Gray, 117 Post St.
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Il Bizen ond Numberg 110, >> 119 114. 110, and 11H Battery-St. C. F.
166 Nevadu -- Cherry Creek-Cromo .. 1
ALPHABETICALLY.
JAMES LIND, Manufacturer and Dealer in
Saddles, Harness, Bridles and Saddle Goods,
North Carson Street, Carson City, Nevada.
All kinds of work done at the lowest prices and in a workmanlike manner.
STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG
Cherry Creek, WHITE PINE COUNTY.
Alexander M, dry goods Ardant J F, fruits Banning Mrs, hotel Cochran M H, brewery and saloon Cosgrove George, saloon Delcker C C, saloon Drake W B, harness Filmore W H, blacksmith Gray & Collins, stationery Johnson M, shoemaker Moore A & Co, saloon Parker George F, restaurant Parker L, drugs Sisson J F, blacksmith Spencer Frank & Co, gen mdse Stokles G F, shoemaker Thacker George & Co, saloon Wearne John, produce, etc Weber Jacob & Son, saloon Welch Mrs B, milliner Young A, grocer
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Cloverdale,
NYE COUNTY.
Williams J E, hotel
Columbia, ELKO COUNTY.
OCG & SM Co, C A Watson supt Columbia Mining Co, gen Indse Dayly Mrs James, boarding house Haws B F, hotel Hughes R E, saloon JARVIS L W, postmaster 1
Reed G O, assayer Watson G A, supt C OG & SM Co
Columbus, ESMERALDA COUNTY,
Has a population of 200, and its support is derived from the borax works located a few miles away. In Fish Lake val- ley, a good agricultural district, consid- erable farming is carried on, which is a feature that forms an important factor in its foundation.
Abraham R, gen mdse Aube Norbert, liquors
Barker E D, liquors
Barnes W W, propr "Borax Miner" Barry & Kerney Misses, restaurant Barton H W, agent Wells, Fargo & Co
"BORAX MINER," W W Barnes propr
Caldwell James M, propr Columbus Foundry
Collins John, supt General Thomas Mill and Mining Co
Dunlap & Peddicord, hotel
Eldred J R, blacksmith and wagonmaker Harrull John, livery stable Hauke F A, supt Mt Diablo M & M Co
Hock Charley, restaurant
Marrolte A, physician
Neuenschnander Rudolph, supt Pacific Borax Works
Parmentel Joseph, liquors Remington & Hetiker, livery stable Spencer A, gen mdse and postmaster Sutton D M, machinist and assayer Traver P L, gen mdse .
Trudo & Banocich, liquors, wines, cloth- ing, etc Williama & Co, market
Cromo,
LYON COUNTY.
CROMO HOTEL, J C Brown propr
PUNCTUALITY,
"Economy. ---- Fashion,
Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
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TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co.,
Portland. Ore- gen. have it:
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Opp. Union Square, H. -keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.
Nevada-Coral Hill-Eagle Salt Works. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Coral Hill, ELKO COUNTY. Shepherd G H, gen mdse
Cornucopia, ELKO COUNTY,
Is a mining camp 56 miles from Elko, county seat, aud reached by the Elko Sims J D, treasurer
and Tuscarora stage line.
Greenbaum & Gratzer, groceries and clothing
Hallum -, meat market Hallam & Bailey, hotel
Hogle L I, gen mdse
Meachum A D, druggist, postmaster and notary
Orr Wm, restaurant
Plumb W J, hotel
Ringgold J B & Co, livery and feed stable
Rogers & McAvin; liquore
Crystal Peak, WASHOE COUNTY.
Goldstein A, brewer Merrill W, hotel
Dayton, LYON COUNTY.
A postoffice and county seat; has a population of 200, and is located on the Carson river.
Ahl J G, bootmaker BONHAM J A, books and stationery, jewelry, etc, and postmaster Brant C F. county assessor Byron W W, public hall Casebeer J A, district clerk Cooke R A, sheriff
Dallas J S, county clerk and ex-officio clerk district court Dayton J P, district clerk
Fair James G, constable
Friedline A, barber
Gruber J C, hotel Hackett K R, liquors
Hanson -, liquors
Hawkius T R, district clerk
Hazlet J C, druggist
Hill Henry, constable Jazua Gen E, administrator Jaqua Mrs M L, hotel Keith G W, atty at law
Lathrop John, recorder and ex-officio auditor
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Lathrop John, manager W U Tel Co Motley C W, constable
Myer M, gen mdse, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, stockbroker
Powell John Jr, dist atty Randall G P, blacksmith Sanders F E, blacksmith Seawell Hon W M, district judge
Shaw J R, hay, grain and lumber. Sims & Co, gen mdse
St John L, boots and shoes Sutso J P, district clerk
Swart J D, liquors
Theater Hall, J S Dallas manager Winzell & Campbell, meat market
Deeth, ELKO COUNTY.
PORTER JAMES L, postmaster and gen mdse Seitz Ed, saloon
Diamond City. ELKO COUNTY.
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HIGBY L L, hotel and saloon and postmaster
Downeyville, NYE COUNTY.'
GATES G M, postmaster
Duckwater, NYE COUNTY.
IRWIN LOUISE, postmaster
Dun Glen,
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
Crook D P, hotel
Eagle Salt Works. CHURCHILL COUNTY.
Chapman H, agt C P R R and WU
- Tel opr Fitzgerald T W, W U tel opr
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
support s located Lake val- t, consid- which is a int factor
Miner" urant argo & Co W Barnes Columbus homaa Mill
vagonmaker o M & M Co
supt Pacific
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Portland. Ore- gon. have it:
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Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO .; Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114. 116 And 118 Battery Atreet. P.F.
Cohn Mrs E, groceries Davis James, Elko Flour Mills WHITE PINE COUNTY, DEPOT HOTEL, James Clark propr Eberhardt, Is a small miniug town, 90 miles from Eureka, reached by stage. Dorsey Bros, livery stable DORSEY J W, district atty Dovey W C, principal State University 168 "ELKO INDEPENDENT," (daily and weekly), S S Sears propr Nevada-Eberhardt-Elko. ALPHABETICALLY. Ahern Nora, restaurant Bush Mrs A M, boarding house FANNOF L, boots and shoes FITCH J B, sheriff FLACK J H, district judge Drake Capt Frank, manager Eberhardt & Aurora Manufacturing Co Hildreth -, livery stable Holmes N S, liquors Jellison M, meat market Johnson Col, postmaster and stationer McDermott Robt, liquors Muir Alex, contractor FREEMAN M P & CO, bankers and agents Wells, Fargo & Co Giblin Thos, saloon GRANT H M, county treasurer Green O E, county clerk HENLEY S M, county recorder, audit- Murphy D P, gen mdse Rowell Perley, mill supt or and notary public HIBBITS JOHN, Humboldt Saloon Elko, . Hull Q W, postmaster Jackson W A, varieties ELKO COUNTY, Hitt W T, groceries KEENEY & BIGLOW, attorneys at Is the county seat, situated on the C. P. Railroad, 606 miles from San Francisco, Kuhn Mrs M B, lodgings and has a population of 1,200. Its loca. Lane John M, constable tion is desirable, being on a natural es- LANG JOSEPH, Humboldt lodging and family boarding house planade, and as it is the distributing point of supplies for quite a section of Lucas G L, physician mining country its permanency is as- McBRIDE J A, agent C P R R sured. . It is also the terminus of the Meigs J J, physician Elko and Tuscarora stage line, besides Morgan L E, blacksmith and wagon- maker being the site of the State University, a nice brick costing $15,000. The Court MULLER F F, druggist House is a fine structure and an at- tractive ornament. The Depot House, kept by James Clark, Esq, a very genial host, is the principal hotel of the place. There are two weekly newspapers, the "Post " and "Independent." Its alti- tude, 5,065 feet, is a warranty of its REINHART B & CO, general mer- chandise Riedel Frank, bootmaker healthfulness. law Mundell Heury V, county assessor Peel Edwin, manager W U Tel Co RAND, WINES & DORSEY, at- torneys at law RECKHART & FRAELICH, bakery and saloon AINLEY JOHN, stoves, hardware and wagons ROSNESTOCK JOSEPH, dry goods, clothing, etc Alexander J, lodging house RUSSELL & BRADLEY, butchers and stock growers BARNET ROBT, merchant tailor BARTLETT V C, Gein Saloon and SALE DUDLEY, carpenter and builder Restaurant SEARS S S, proprietor of "Elko Iode- nendent" BERNARD C E, liquors BIGELOW R R, atty at law and no- Simpson Jno, barber tary public Smith F H, lumber State University, W C Dovey prin'l Steenbeek Wm, bakery RIXEL ANTON, Humboldt Brewery and Saloon Bram James & Co, harness and saddles STONE T N, books, stationery, news, etc BROWN & GOODING, furniture, crockery, glassware, wall' paper and undertaking STREET H C, attorney at law SUGGETT J H, justice of peace Tucker Bros, livery stable VANDRIELEN W C, stage agent WESTON MRS EMILY G, millinery and fancy goods CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramento.
BRUCE A, blacksmith, wagonmaker, horseshoer and general jobber Chase Hiram, groceries CLARK JAMES, propr Depot Hotel CLUGAGE & PARKER, stage line
WILSON & CUNEY, hairdressers
H. WAC !! HORST, importer of
Fino Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, 315 J St., Sac.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, NAPO Post Street. : Educates theroughly for Business.'
Nevada-Elko. ALPHABETICALLY.
169
Daily and Weekly Independent,
ELKO, NEVADA,
S. S. SEARS, - - - PROPRIETOR.
Plain and Fancy Job Printing
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
1
ITS VERY GENERAL CIRCULATION
Makes the INDEPENDENT an excellent Advertising Medium.
HUMBOLDT Lodging and Family Boarding House Corner Railroad and Fourth Streets, in Rear of Derot Hotel,
ELKO, NEVADA ..
JOSEPH LANG, PROPRIETOR.
This old-established and well-known House has been overhauled, refitted and refurnished, and arranged for the accommodation of boarders as well as lodgers. It contains a large number of pleasant, comfortable, well-furnished and properly ventilated rooms, which will be let by the day, week or month, on reasonable terms. The dining room will always be supplied with the best the market affords. ' Charges moderate. Fine Wines and Liquors by the glass, quart or gallon at the bar.
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