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Show Ain ee 3 ey: \ i SILVER REEF MINER. The wind bl ws every.5 ew: _&pumber of par:ies are rebuilding. heid two meetings al- No wore fire for Bilver Reef is the universal plant Huston is ‘erecting a store building in BogBanza, E Yeaterdsy’s stage ae thenerth. t -” passengers from ing and Capt. Lubbock’ moved the ‘appoint ment of a committee en resol: tions. ‘lhe motion being seconded und carried the Chair appointed Messrs. Gibson Clark, Jas. A. Liddle, I. Fordonski, W. T. Larbee~ and Julius Jerdan as such committee. The committee then retired to pre; are their resolutions and the assemblage, two hurdred st: ong, tcok a drink at the bar at the expense of the : Stand by the committes of fifteen. It - our enly hope. Mr. Bol. lege, the Salt Lake aSeiad tein the Reef, Christy and barbeo & Walker Mining Companies, on the suggestion and motion of Capt. Lubbock. George Miiler’s Lar then did a jand office business -or a ehoit time. Mr. Mahoney inquired as to what had be- \ Apricots, p!ame and epples, grewn in the @unty, are in the market. The committee are spring out ese in every irection,” the piles “Be sure to sign them. “We mean “tons passed at the fire meeting. the Bali, the asssyer, is putting up tag, adjoining his « fice, to rent. a new of redolubuild- Evers body is requested to sign the resolutions passed kt the meetirg -ast evening. Go to Liddle Bros.’ or the bank and resolutions, and then stand by them, sign the Don't forget that itis your duty to sign the seaoluticns ; ass.d by the fire mecting. Acontiirble amount of city property appeara to be on the point of changing hands, Entire porsession of the building now/offered fer salo week: by Mr. 8. Jaques can be given in one come of the money collected some time ago to buy an engine. ‘ihe Chair stated of his own knowledge he could not auswer.. Mr. Larrison replied-that a portion oi the money was sentto New safety of the remaining porticn of the town brooms. The reso'n'ions swalt the signature of every property owner who has bot already affixed his to them, There were savers! sm all fires in town yester_ -day, doing no damage, however. Too much caution cannot be« bserved this windy weather. {tis a good fime just now to remember the ~ gid health maxini thet an ounce of p evention is worth a pound of cure. Thia aleo app:iea to fires, There is a darg rous stove-pipe in the vicinity a Ormon..’ a hyery stable, ru: by a Chinaman, to which the attention cf the committee is invited. ‘ Siegel & Marks, we understand, will reopen in ' the stone buildit g formerly cocuyied by Quillen & Maloney, which is to be immediately repaired by its OWLer, Mr. Clancey. ‘The prevailing bigh wines and dry weather ere against us, but we be:feve that the oc »mmitee of arfety, with Capt. Lubbock ss ita head, is équal to any emergency, The all-important question before the Reefers just now i+ the mos: effectual means for pre. venting the oc. urrence of another fire, which would leave us all in the sage brush. It was demonstrated during the fire , @andetone used in the construction of the burned btild ngs wiil not atand the ‘woll ae the brick manufactured in the that the some of heat as Vicinity. A strong wird, raising clouds cf dust, prevailed frcm the scuth-west yesterday. At such times fires should only be used where they are indispensableand kept under a strict surveil lance. J. E. Johnson is making preparations to reDuild his store immediately. He has a well assorted stock of drugs, groceries‘and general] variety goods on the road from * alt Lake, and wiil resume business in a short time. The notoricus Kate Shea of Virginia City died in the County Hospital last week, and the Gold Hill News man says it is all well @nough ~this “de mortuis nil,’ ete.—but the woman is entitled to the benefit of her record as much as Mrs. U’Leary's Chicago cow. The Jatter kicked hell's fire all over Chicago, and the other—well Virginia’s destruction of October 26, 1875, started at her house. ~ The parties who loft Silver Reof for A rigona about two months, ago have returned in disgust. - When they lo‘t here their objective point was ‘JomLstone, but en arriving at Preseott they met some oid time acquaintances who advised them- not to go any farther. In. eonversation with one of the gentlemen, he {nformed us that Arizona would do to stay away from and that he wanted none of it He says it is nothing uncommon te see men tramping the strects of Prescott with an old Navajo blanket and-a few pounds of govern- ment flour.. Some of these mon were well known in Novada in former years and made themselves conspicuous by sporting goldheaded canes on the streets of Virginia. But there are many ‘‘ups and downs” in this world and.Arizona sooms almost-a little. too far down. -o<-e g50 Reward Will be paid forthe return of two diamond shirt-atuds, lost from my residence during the excitement of the fire. J.J, Havriy,, i Settle Up. 1s ANl parties indebted to us ore requested to settle their bills, as-we have lost our stock and need the money to meet our own obligaAions. York to pay for the engine and the balance was on hand to pay the treight. ‘the cngitie thould have beer shipped three weeks ago, but he hud not been further advi-ed in the premises. ‘ihe committee here returned and made the foliowing report: To the Caairman of the Ctcizens’ Meeing: Your committee ‘appointed to report to the ineeting a plan of organization having iu view the protection of the town from fire, beg leave to offer the following report: Fully realizing the terrivle disaster which has Jateiy overtaken the town, whereby a large pertion of our once flourishing town has been destroyed aid a large number of our fellow townusmen lost in a moment the labor of years, and while. we deeply sym) athize with those who sutiered by the late destructive fire, we at thé same tine recognize the fact that it is abselutely necessary to the The cleaning up is urein favorebly. In eome instances tLe ground ‘is being awept by ®ame ‘Khis Nerning’s Mactiwe: The meeting was called to order by the President; Capt. H.S. Lubboek. Un motion, Messrs. J. Ke tioag, Gibson Clark and J. il. carried, G. W. Crouch and G. -T. Rives: were chosen secretaries. ‘Ihe Chairman then proceeded to explain the olject of the meet- ~ , Water is scarce at Lx ede ond Harr sburg. Quittes & Maucnay, Important ANNOUNCEMENT!|"Empire ‘Market, urday morning. ‘Ihe motion was seconded and immediately epidemic—The fire scars,. . The committee have ready. £3 lar:e number of citizens assembled at the Alhambre Hall Jast evening. ‘Ihe meeting was called to order by Ca;tain Lubbock, who nomiiated J. B. Van Hagen for chairman. that immediate steps be taken to guard azainst the recurrence of such 2 disaster, and we deem it our duty to state plainly to the meeting that by ressun o..the want of proper and efficient police regulations the safety of the town is greatly endangered. Oue great flusten were added tu the committee MAIN STREET, An address by the comumiitee tothe citizens of the t0wnu was adupied and ordered ww be publisaed in the Siiver eet Mini B. THE 4uDeigs: tluveR Kav, June 7, 1879, The members Of the bX. cutive Commitwe of the Silver Reet S.fety Ur au.z.tion desire tocxpresa their eppréciziiou of ‘be corfidercs reposed iu them by their fel.ow-\owasmen, and in chia pubiic W-y t) express the fitm cetermiuation Ou their part to UO tVery thing in their power Lo deeerve tat coLfidenco aid te fuily carry cut the objecte fur which this commitice we furmed. In order that tae Comuuitice can be cnsbied to cairy oBt these obj cts it is necess.ty that it have the bear y cu-opeiatin vi the entira Csmumunity, and that it indy know and .eel thas| it will be sil, ported iu ius fforte by the community, ali residents of the town ora requesicd to sign the roli, Wuich cau De found at the store of Messrs, Liddle bros. & Co. and at Weis, Fargo & Co.'s express cffice. As the first thing of im- E WAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMiug our patrons ared tho community at laige that we have entiraly given up our intention of reticing trom business here. and at we have started anew with xroater facilities. and we are now prepared to maiatain eur reputation az the leading mercantiie firm ofthis place and by reasun of our vantagelived free uf charge, in Silver ous connections in purchasiag our sup: lies, we Harrisburg, and ou the River, . = - wi;lundersels all our competitors. havejust received an immense stock of all hinds of tresh portance to be doueis the removal of we rubbiah wiuich has eccumu.aied in ibe town, the ‘Lommi.tee now.cal upo, all persons living ia’ the town to 1mmeuiaey commence: removing the rubbish upon their respective lots, and io remove it to such # di-tance from the the town that i, wiil uo fonger be a Meuace to the safety of the place, If this is uot cone, the Cowmittee deem it their duty to see that it is doue, and they wiil take whateyer mesure; that may be nece:eury to do it. After thid ia accomplished systematic wéaburce Will be put into operat on to prevent any further accumulations of this rabuisu. We recommend that after Monday next Mr. Joreph Hoag «e employed as cighi-watchman for —sentire town, H 8. Lussock, Pres’t, J. J, DaLPIN, sec’y, ’ AL. OBaNT, Nerg’t-at-Arma, J. Hiaa, Ars’: Seorg’t-at-Arms, J: a. LIDDLE, J. WaGnes, — k, T. GILL SPIB, 3. H. Cassiby, LussRLL “Cort, Gro, MILLER, W. T. Bases, source of da. ger to the town is the rubbish of JULI0a JORDAN, avery imflawmatice nature which has accuIx« ForponskI, mulated in large quantities in the rear of dg, A. TURRILL, nearly all the houses.in the town particularly J.u. McManta, of those on Mainstreet. and which a single P. Haxkison, spark wou!d ignite ard involve the town in Gipson Lak, flames and complete ita destruction. These J. , Hustos, tiles of rubbish also offer temptis-g opportaTt was also ordered that 150 copies of the nities to tho<e, if any such there be among us, address be printed as handbills and distrib» who may have incendiary uvtions or desires. A Finance Committee was appointed It would naturally be ;resumed that ail per- tted.. eons who own propeity and res ae tn the town by the Chair, composed of Mossrs, McManus, Liddle and Wagner. would be careful to preveit ibe accumula: The Finance Committee was instructed to tion of inflammable rubbish, particularly in prepare an equitable assessivent roll of all proximity to their places of busines ard property in the town so that all persons owntheir humes, but the most casual observation will convince any one that such is not ing property can be assessed pro rata for the funds necessary to carry out the objects of the| the case, therefore we aio impressed with the ¢ ; firm conviction that it is the imperativea. d committee. Un motion the Sergeant-at- ‘rms was ompressing duty of the cc mmiut.ity to uigerize powered and directed to remove a | nuisances and put into operation systematic woa:ures and t: see that stove pipes wero put in proper for the better protection of our homes and property and to recogaize aid act u,ou the and safe repair,; ~*~ It was moved and adopted that the entire fact that as a community we | ofse-s certain rights which the individual is bound to committee visit al] parts of town and deterreswect. With these views, which we ho.e mine what are nuisances and endangering the sa ety of tho tow will ioe the approval of the e: tire meeting, - Gn motion ‘ie ieommittes pledged itself to we offer the following resolution : support the Sergeant-at-Anms in the exercise Rkso.v+v, That we, the citizens, residents of his duty and to sunport and uphold each and property-owners of Silver Kee’, Wa-hingother in carrying out the objects for which the ton county, { tah, in mass meeting arsombied, do hereby constituts our-elves a committee of committee tvas formed. Rapes cee Ce satety. That the main and only objet of this ve Acknowledgment. committee is the establishing ot sy:tewstic I most grate‘ully acknowledge the receipt of measures for the pretection of cur homes apd our property from the ravaces of fire ard for $150 .hreugh T, McWasters, E-q, being the the prevention of nuisances dotrizé:tal to generous contribution from himself and the health. - And for the carrying oti there ob- employees of the Stormont mili to the Silver Reet hospital, L. > CaNLay. jects we adopt the following a$ our plan o: organization: The officers“of tie committee Read This. shall consist ofa Pre-ident, a Vice! resident and a Secretary who shall act as Treasu. er. Mr. I. Schwartz respectfully requests his friends who took any o! his goods out of the It shall be thé duty of the Chairman of this street by mistake to return them, as he needs Moeting to appoint fifteen members of the fhem. Those indebted to him would also congeneral. committee of safety, who shell form tor a great favor by settling their bills as soon an execitiye committes to be known as “ihe as possible. Executive Commitee of the Silver hee Com> mittee of Safety.” It+hali be the duty of the “Loox Our! For great bargains in Dry executive committee to take all recossary Goods, Groceries, Clething,. Ete. . Our new meazures to keop thestroets of the town clean stock will bo opened next weex andsoid at and clear from rubbish. to remove al! ru' bish prices never before offered in the market. All from the rear of the houses; to d- ard ;ergoods brought direct from New York. form all things necessary to be done to guard Wooir & JorDAN. against incendiarism ard to take }rompt and efficient, steps cr measures to abato all nuisances which may be dargerous to ; ropierty or detrimental to health. . It sha'la'se be tiie duty 0; the executive committee to make such collections of money as will enable it to carry out the foregoing objects. And to the end that the executive committee may feel strong to act in this matter and to carry out the objects herein set, forth, we pledge to them our hearty co-operation and support in all measures they may take and will enforce all instractions they may give. The executive committee shall have power to add to its number at any time it may deem it necessary, may and to fill all vacahcies that occur. On motion of Mr. Mahoney the report of ‘the eominittee was adopted, by an unanimous vote. The Chair was instructed by a vote of the meeting to appoint the Executive Committee and the following.gentlemon wore selected to composo the same>, §. Lubbock, J.’ A. Liddle, J. Wagner, J. J. Halpin, k,l. Gillespie, J. H. Cassidy, Russell Scott, George Miller, W. ‘I. Barbee, Julius Jordan, Iko Fordoneki, J . a. Turrill, J. C. ce ~P, Parrison and Al. Crant. The Executive Committee held their first mecting immediately after the adjourpment a oS aa The largest as:ortment of Family and Fancy Groceries at lower } rices than anywhore else at Woolf & Jordan's. a@ The only full and complete Dry Goods and tranégy Uodods ut Jordan’s. _ Oo FOR A stock of Woolf & The Cheicest Cuts of Beef, ‘Pork 2 and Mutton Always on Hand. All orders earofally Glléd and promptly de- Jas. CRONAN. KAMILY —Which Main Sired, cnpotite Harrison House, Serre? At.SO, the mort complete Ladies and Chii Boots line of and Gents, ‘SILVER Everseen in Utah. a have also opened DRESS And a very handsome GOODS Clothing and Gents’ FOR — SALE. BUILDING, ae mee price oe particulars app rei i" AQu ES. N. BUBB, Reef Blacksmith WE have also received a new stock of MILL and MINING SUPPLIEs and everyihing la the line of: Hardware. ALSO a complete stock of CRO. KERY and GLASAWARE. Silver Tn soliciting your patronage anew, we assure you that one trial will convince our fr ends tuat We mesu what we say, and are sit sfisd t at we are «b.e to furnish better godiis at cheaper prices than can be found anywhere, wituous oxceptiun, BLACKSMITHING( aD Wagon JACOBS & SULTAN. Uig-619 ‘o} POPUEHe £[,dmMoId s1opso |;y ‘Aig, ‘HVIQ. + ‘aaaU WAATIS Shop. MsIN STREET, SILVER BEEF. WN, B.—aAll purchased. irom us wili be Tadvend meer hoe sof charge, tu ull parts of thia place and vicinity, ) Work, Of all shapes done on short notice, Horse-Shozing ‘all the same." RETALLICK, McPHEE Black ia & CO., smith 200136 UV ‘ESLNIVd [eyuoMeAIG pue UZy ‘esno}- ‘LSINOWO19 “Wd WAGON- SITOP, Main Street, K | Leeds. EEP constantly on hand a good supply 8 Tire tron acd W agun iiml er. HORSE SHOEING A SPEC:ALTY, a SNOW X FLAKE SNOW X FLAKE sNow X FLARE SNOW X FLAKE A. LEMMON, Carpenter, Builder and CABINET MAKER. One door South of the Lafayelte house, Silver Reef. ROGERS& RICKARDS, : ~GENERAL~ NEWS. DEPOT, FUUR DOORS BELOW POSTOFFICE. Ww? HAVE JUST RE EIVED, DIRECT from eee } lééted asgur.ment A FULL LINE OF Cceneral MERCHANDISE, Boveur EXPRFSSLY FOR THIS Market and Sold at the Very Lowest 1 rices. We have eversthing that the M arke requires and al! o t ¢oods are of the Lrand @ same as ‘oie Snowflake flour} & FANCY a complete public attention, ToBacoos, i Cone KOTIONERY, MaGazinns, PRlo:TOALs, e ‘ .. NeWrPaReRa.. CHROMOA, And fall Hine of Miners’ Notions. ROGERS a SNOW X FLAKE sNOW X FLAKE SNOW X* FLAKE well se- STATIONERY, _ GUTIERY, Hi, A; Lusk,’ SNOW X FLAKE and ARTICLES, ( To which wo beg to = POUJADE., Property. et and by J. D Wickensand. the. MINER. othee. or.sale. It is suitable for a store, saloon or restacrant. om onare in tue Reef. acres of land. with water- twenty und er fence, fourteen acres in lucerne indithe alance suitab!e ior gardening. Also I ° OFFER MAIN STREET, Opposite Wells, Farge & Co's, Ore assayed and Bullion melted notive an: at reasonable rates. - FURNISHING GOODS, peice cat Office, L. A. BULL, Assayer, —Also the largest stock of— Ever displayed ASSAYED. REEF_ \A ssay all kinds of Fancy Articles in this line. Ee store, and eight building lots opposite it: and a good lumber building, 24x24 in a desirable part of Silver Keer,with go.d water at the door. For further particulars call on B. C. BUREN, Silver Roof. as and ‘BULLION 8Shoes at FRIEDMAN'S one stone building at Leed-, suitable fora aaa Prices. SA.LE! Valuable OFFICE, CHANDLER and ‘CRONAR. we are offering at— Reduced Beef, Leeday. Hi: HL Omaxo.es A=SAY GROCKRIES MEILZELUAN oO ZRPHYRS and cardiboar’s founa |C. WESTOVER, & CO., Pree es |. |: Bs Town. manent chairman and J,’ J. Halvin secrotary and treasurer. Adjourned lj ilo pelos Bat- In response to a call for a fire meetinga | LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. - a sAlerchants. ‘| of the meeting, electing Capt. Lubbock per- rr THE-FIRE N MEETING. Energ tie Measures Taken to Insure the . Safety of the GATURDAY .2000; 290022 -esee JUNE 7; 1879 4 healthful elsceliancons. : = & RICKARDS, Lovurs GERMms’ PEOPLE'S MARKET i USK & GERMER HAV N& PURCHASED 4 the above nemed market take this method of advising the public ane they keep constantly on hand every variety of Fresh Meat and Sausage. Ou> long experience in the brsiness warrants us in guaranteei: g satisfaction to.our onstomers, Orders promptly filled....Me«t delivered to any pa:t of the camp lon us at our piace of busizess on Main Street., |
