The Silver State (Unionville, Nev.)
April 12, 1875

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WtXNEMUCCA, NEVADA, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1875. NO. 10. r DAILY SILVER STATE. PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), EY MYERS& TIITVL TERMS OF S' BSCRimON: One cnj/jr, one year, by mail.}10 oo Win* cojiy. nix monthe, by mail. 5 on One copy. tbr* months, by mail. ‘l 50 Deliv> red by cttrrii r, its Out* per week. RAT IS OF ADVERTISING; One«'incri: lii, tirst insertion.$4 00 E.t. b hulmi "I'lciit ins. rti.iit. per wpitre... 1 00 Alb 1 al r 1 n .1 y expert servants in livery. The liar will be found stocked with the •hoicest WINE3. LIQUORS, CIGARS LAGER BEER. at prices to suit tin- time*. Persona vuitia/ Wimi'-ninee*. win desire a If okI MK\L, DRINK, CIO Alt, or 11HI), arc re ferred to the Lafayotta Hotel. Winnemnera March 14. 1874. INTERNATIONAL IIOTSL., CORNER C A VI> UNION HTRKETti. VIltGINIA, NEVADA. FIREPROOF building. riTU'' rVOKl’SIGNEl), FORMERLY 1 Proprietor tfthe Virtinia House, i. ;jji Irivin I. i- 1 thi* popular Hotel, is |in- ‘‘i. pared to accommodate DAY BOARDERS Anl all oth r1 adjoining the a* a Utat ^He.aud Mr3t-cla33 Rastaurant, Wl.ere he will endeavor to meet the wauls if hi* on a turners by sup. Plying them with eveij Luxury tha Mdrkat will Afford. *7*MKALS WILL RE FURXISHED AT an hours, and ins style unsurpassed by an} olh* r eating establishment in »hjs County Regular boarders will be received, every attention given to their wants. Jf ATT ACHED TO Tins RESTAURANT is a HXK H \}t, where can always be pro cured the very best brands of Wino3, Liquors and Cigars. At tliis Restaurant one department of trade wfll be for supplying the public with an excellent assortment of CANDIES and .TUTS, which will be disposed of on most reasonable terms. He has also in connection with the Restao rant, tine LUhOlNQH for the weary ltf PABLO LAVEAOA. RAILROAD RKSrAUKAYT, AMD VARIETY STORE. AT TZ2 BAIL23AD DEPOT, Winncmucca, Nevada, A. KLELTHANS. PROPRIETOR riTTIK rNJH'RSIONED WOtTLD INFORM his nnmwim friends and the public generally that he has fitted up a FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT Where he will endeavor to supply the wants of hiR custom ers with every Luxury the Market Affords Meal* will be furnished In a style unsur peased hv any other eating establishment in the country. Regular 1> ardors will Is- received, and evi ry attention given to their wants. Attached to this Restaurant is a FRUIT AND CANDY STORE, Where the public can be supplied with an excellent assortment f FRI'IIN, CANDIES, NETS, etc., at the most reasonable prices. sel7 tf A. KI.EINHANS WIN MEM U CCA FLOURING MILLS, CHAS. KEMLER, Proprietor. BAKERS’ EXTRA, FAMILY EXTRA ARD,. Family Flour. Tilt- best quality of CRAKAM FLOUR, Made from Superior Wheat. Middlings, Bran Shorts At Wholesale only. GROUND BARLEY For Sale, or Ground to order fur Customers. Orders from A broi» hereby notified that a'l ap plications for tlio same, or on business rein tins' thereto, should be addressed to the undersigned ..t Sacramento, where they will receive prompt attention. it V" Those occupying lands bel oigin; to the company, without having bought or leased the same, are also untitled to attend to the matter without delay, and avoid trouble. WE WILL START A RODEO FROM Old Town, Ortuna, On Thruailny, \prll I5th, 1S75, Commencing on the Ea‘t Range; thence to Mill City; theurcto Antelone ami West Rang. thence to Rig Meadows and the Humboldt to Mill Citv. STOCKMEN. Big Meadows, March 25, 1875. iu2ti td no in tf D. H. HASKELL RODEO. BUSINESS CARDS. L. A. BUCKNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law, WIXXEMUCCA, NEVADA. Will practice in a’l (he Courts of the Stste nihil tf W. B. HASKELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, District of .Vevu 21 1m S. S. GftASS, Attoney at Tj.iw, OvriCK—Onnrt-housa (down stairs) lYinne nmeca, Nevada. jnl tf dr. e. p. tierney; PHYSICIAN SURGECY A YD ACCOrCHER, LATE V. S. ARMY, Office and Residence—Wiuncmucca Hotel. jal8 tf T. C. HANSON, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, WIWEMITCA, NEVADA. OFFICE—At his dwellin';, on Bridge street, one door below the Oen'ral Hotel. Office Hours—From 10 a. m. to 12 m. siul from 7 v. m. to 9 r. m. no30 tf C. H. BCGMAN, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Rooms at thp Residence of W. S. Record, Second street, Winncmucea, Nev. Orders may be left at. S* evens' Drug Store de'2‘2 tf W. STEELE, Physician and Surgeon, Orders left at EL POKAPO SALOON will receive prompt1 attention, oc'.i tf C. A. LaGRAVE, Conn t y 1 ecor der, HUMBOLDT COUNTY. NEVADA, WILT. TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS anil Affidavits, Peeds, Mortgages. Pow ers of Attorney, Declarations of Homestead. Liases, Liens, and other instruments of writing, drawn with care. Olilce Court-house, Winnriuuiri). jal tf THOS. THOMPSON, Money Broker St Collector Puy and Hell Oh'cks on San Francisco, Pis coiuit Commercial Paper, ban Money on Approved Paper, Pay the Highest Price for O unty Scrip, and Attend Promptly to ull kinds of Collections. Oflirt* tv 1 til J. K. HABINT. jal tf A. J. SHEPARD, County Treasurer, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEV. OFFICE—With Wells, Fargo A Co., at the Paartnigrr Depot;.Winnemueea, Nev. del tf WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC TELE0RAPH SALOON, Main street, Winnemuccar CCS ti BAILS?.PECPEIETCES rpifl®! SPLENDID SALOON HAS LATELY I been refitted and repaired in fine stvle. The proprietor intends to make it a favorite resort for all and as comfortable and invit ing to his friends as possible. The very bestof Liquors, Brandy, Whisky, Wines, Ale Cigars, Etc. Etc. Always on hand. I have also ifinc BILLTAHD’ TABLE, which is always ready for the amuse ment of the Lovers of the Cue. Other li censed games also found at this place del7 tf WINNEMUCCA BREWERY, CHARLES KESLER, Proprietor, Bridge Street, Winnemucca. Titk propriktor or this famous Brewery desires to re turn thanks for past patronage, and solicits a continuance of the same. LAGER BEER, WINES AND LIQUORS .AND.. BOTTLED BEER Sold Wholesale and Retail, ..at.. BOTH ESTABLISHMENTS Upper and Lower Town. Beer fun ished at the Shortest Notice, and a Prices to suit the Times, on the RAILROAD AND ELSEWHERE. uo'24 tf EL DORADO SALOON, Corner of Bridge and Third Sts., WINNEMUCCA. A. T. GILSON.PROPRIETOR THIS PLACE HAS BEEN FITTED rp in the most attractive style possible, with a view to the convenience and comfort of patrons. Wines, Liquors and Cigars Of (he best brands, and polite and attentive gentlemen always readvto wa’t'on gentlemen 4 VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT EVERY NIGHT. Come and view the prem ises, sample tiia goods, und judge for your selves. deb tf MARBLE IIALL SALOON UNION VILL.K, NEVADA, W. H. W00L000K.Proprietor H aving recently returned from Europe, where UEGtTLAR MEETINGS IV every Thursday Evening at Ochl Fellows’ Hall. Wlnnemucca. Sojourning Brothers in irkhI standing are cordially invited to attend. K. W. WOOD, V a J. E. Saiiwk, Secretary, uo2G

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DAILY SILVER STATl i. Moniluy April K. 1S75 COXTBA DICTIOXS. All those stories about big pumps nrnl heavy pumping machinery on the Comstock are false. The territorial Enterprise of Saturday, April Id, says the mine is dry, and many of the com panies have to purchase water for daily use.” Thisseeins incredible, but, as the Enterprise makes the assertion in an argument agaiust the Sutro luu nel, of course it is true. No man, not excepting Senator Stewart in his speech against the Swamp Land Act, was ever nearer right than the Enterprise editor in his arguments against the tunnel. It does seem a little strange though that an item iu the local columns of the Enterprise of the same date, should say that “the water has risen iu the Gould Curry shaft to a considerable distance above the l,70U-l'out level,” but there it is nevertheless. It must be a mistake of the reporter, as all those items are about pumping from the lower levels of the Comstock. Doesn’t the editor say that those deep workings are dry, and that no tunnel is necessary to drain them. Doesn’t he even intimate that water is worth as much as an inferior quality of whisky on the lower workings, and lias to be purchased for daily use? Doesn’t he even boast of his natural qualifications by insinuatiug that all who argue that the completion of the Sutro Tunnel will laeiiitate the working of the Coins ock mines are making asses of themselves, thereby plainly proving that nature has saved him the trouble of doing so However as these direct contradictions iu the columns of the Enterprise may be susceptible of explanation, as they may be attributable to a mistake of the reporter, a blunder of the compositor or some other cause, we await an ex planation before entering further iuto the merits of the great bore. We de sire to be enlightened as to the cause of a body of water in the l,7G0-foot level of the Gould Curry, if, as the editor says, the deep workings are dry, or if, the statement was merely a joke of Dan de Quille’s, introduced for Sutro's benefit. The Enterprise would have it appear that the people of Nevada are under obligations to ex-Senator Stewart for excluding the State from the provisions of the swamp land Act of Congress. It says: “No man was ever nearer right on any proposition than was Sen ator Stewart when he quashed the swamp land business.” As the Sena tor said in a speech on the floor of the United States Senate, that there are no swamp lands in Nevada,” we fear the Enterprise estimates right uud wrong by its own standard, that is, that the end justifies the means. Senator Stewart was wrong, as thous ands are aware, when he made the as sertion, and if the Enterprise thinks no man was ever nearer right, we should like to hear its opinion of the Beecher business. The spring fights opened up briskly this week, says the Elko Independent of last Saturday, and if the recreation continues gouged eyes and lopped ears will become a drug upon the market. A couple of “the girls” a few days since failed to agree upon the main issue, and in the discussion which en sued Nellie got away with a quarter section of the other girl’s auricular, and otherwise disfigured head-piece, for which exhibition of her personal prowress Nellie is held to answer'to the, charge of mayhem. Vice Puesiobnt Wilson, who had made arrangements for a trip to Europe has changed his mind. He has concluded not to establish the prece dent of a Vice President having the country during his term of office. If poimilrd dt24 tl W. F. STEVEN’S. NEW TO-DAY. HBPOHT ...or THE. Board of Commissioners ....of. HUMBOLDT COUWTY ...TOB THE.... Second Quarter, 1875, APISH. 01 h, 7lh, 8II1 and 9lli. RILliN AtliOH'KD. 250 O) 34 50 2 25 TO 00 April 7-Bill of Thomas Thompson rash advanced to sick.fit). 50 Bill of M. Siegel, cash advanc ed to sirk 25 00 Bill of S. 8. times, 3 mouths’ salary** District \tturm y.. Bill of J. P. Johnson, labor for county. Bill of Wells. Fargo ft Co., ex preasage on stationery Bill of to rtuaiue Lovcjoy, nurse to iok. Bill of II. H. Met .illy. Regis tration Agent fee--. 8 25 Bill of Wells, Fargo A Co., x pressage on stationery. 18 25 Bill of B. L. Rickard, labor for c lit fees. Billof A. L. micro.t.statiou 219 75 50 75 32 (X) 20 05 29 (X) 01 00 201 0O 8 25 Apr:l erv for county. Bill of C. W. Purdin. labor and merchandise f r county Bill of (i. K. Walker, labor aud m.-rchanilise for unty Bill of James Uuulil, rare of sick. Iilil of Bicburd Ghinvilie, llcg I'-tratinn A^i Ut f es. Bill ot’ Marcus Balard. taking coyote sculps. Bill of John liuthiio, furnish ing trees for count i. Bid of i has. Chenpweth, sta tionery f. r county. Bill of l>r. H. B.o ii an, pro fessional services to nick Biil of I)r. K. 1*. 'I jenny, pro. fehKional services to rick.... Bill of I)r Fred liutchiiii- pro feai.ii nal services tohick_ Bill ot if. (.hi uoweth, School Superinttiioerit, a ntoutliK' •alary. Bill of J. IF. Job, Clerk, rini iual feed. Bill of A. L. Bancroft, state n ery for county. Bill ol Dale Meat, taking coy ote scalps... Bill of Eliza 1’. Groves, appro priation. Bill of N. Levy A Co., iner chandbe 'or county. Bill of D. Jordan, inti n at due on bond iton puna. Bill of D. II. liaakell, 1 rite real duo on bond coupons. Bovin Bill., of Fiilwr state, printing for county.. Bill of Silvi r State, Judgment, for printing. Bill oil. J Bradshaw, Dial lec tor at Flection. Bill of S. U. 1‘. Pierce, luspi c tor at Flection. Bill f I. V. Pierce, Inspector at Election. 8—Bill of M Meador, Jus tice of the peace lees. Bill of 25 Licenses.. l.onti 25 state School Apportion ment W IS Mininsf Tax... 1,045 a, 2 per rent Toll-road Tax 1 (,o Office Rent. 42 (to Delinquent Tax. 1874. 2;«t 47 10 por rent, dclinquc ney on an mo. TVlniiemneea Special Tax, delinquent 1874. 23 03 8 75 Gross Receipts.®i,021 52 Less romnilsssinn retained: Bv Assessor on Mining Tax.*29 20 By License Collector on Licenses. 99 97 *129 17 Net Receipts. *3,392 35 Total. *17,509 03 PHEIBSEMENT*. From Staff Fund fur Audit or .$129 30 From Treasurer's Salary Fouil. 300 From Judge's Salary Fund 1.1* 0 0*1 From School Fund.1.887 30 From Indigent Si.k Fund.. 160 (>0 From Ked> uiption Fund ,5,6‘JO 58 From Contingent Fund. 523 (*6 Total disbursements..$9,585 22 Balance In Treasury April 5, 1875... $7,084 It Apportion oil as follows: State Fund.$1,308 fWj Tr> asurer'a Salary Fund.... 17 County School Fund.2,872 58 Winnemueca Special School Fund. 621 77 Premium on Hurds Fund_ 111 62 Judge'* Salary Fundi. 333 S3 Indigent Silk Fund. 307 It c ntlng* nt t mid. I7fi i Redemption Fund.1.971 ol cortrnr i-»rurs. Court-house Bonds.550,000 00 Accrued Interest on same to January 1, 1975. 1,800 00 Accrued Interest on came to April 1 l"75. 2,2» 00 Total bonded debt and in terest. ..-$54 050 00 OtrrsTAWDINO WARRANTS. Redemption Warrants (•Old.J1 J.f.13 18 redemption Warrant* Curreucy. 95 32 Indigent slek Warrants.... 147 50 Contingent Warrants. 21 30 Total outstanding warrants $13,013 30 Total indebtedness.$07,963 30 K1.D AND Sliver Mill nnd M nlng Company, Oak land, April 12, IS75 —Th" RFOn.AR AN. NX’AI, MEETING nf the Stock1 nldi-rs of (he above named Con patty for t e rle tlun of Di re tors for the ensuing year, and the trsnAsc. ti n of micIi other business an may lawfilly be presented In f re the meeting, will In- held at the iifflie of the Company, No OAK Broad way, Oakland, California on M0• AV. the 2Cth day of April, 187S, at the hour of 2 o dock p. M. Trana'er Bcs>ks w 11 l>e cloned on the 21th of Anri!, rt ,i oVhw k p M and renialu closed until after'ho meeling. A. L. I'A OF., President. ANOTHER REDUCTION D. CALLAGHAN CO., Imjiort'in and Manufacturers, have re duced the price of their DOWEIJA'S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAHT POWDER TO $15 PER GHOSH. nCAT.T.AOUAN. HAVING SHVPUFD the trade of the PiutiAc Coast with there Celebrated Yeast Powders for the punt ten yearn, would caution the pul He attain'd spu rious imitations, as none are th imine unless I>. CAM.AHII AN’H idttitatum la on every can. We are also putting up a aifnerior article of CALI.AOlf AN’S BRAND of Cream Tartar in every Htvle of puekige. Alan, “CAI.f.A (tII AN'S” BRANDS of Bt-Ckrb Hisla and IXf. Saleratua, which wo of r at lowest mark'd rates. Also on hand ant, /"r sale Cream Tar tar CryataU in casks, pufe ttround Cream Tartar uibulk, English Bi-Garb. Soda in kegs. D CAM. VIHI AN A CO., Factory and Salesroom 121 Front sins-', S F f EG A I. lll.ANKH NBATbY PRINT J ed at this office. MISCELLANEOUS. n. i.i vy, m. nir.om auo t 222 taJifoitiia st., W iuntmuctt,Sivtda PS. LEVY CO., ....DKAI.KKS IX.... GENERAL MERCHAKDISr, WOOL, HIDES AFJD CRAIN. AGEI'TTS FOR OLD ’7G WHISKY AND THE CKLKBBATKD.... WAMPOO DITTERS. TVIVNK.MlTf l. \KVA D A. dpi7 If FURNITURE STORE, U'Ml Nldo of Uridjjo WISSEMICCA.NEVADA I. S. BOWMAN, Proprietor. Spring N T n 11 rosses, LOUNGE?, SETTEES, Ariel Furniture of Every Description. MV STOCK or FCrvlTCRK IS PT’W rba**-rf di *rt f-r rn O Fiiotorica in tl'» Kn*t. and will 1* »t pricea wbitb d«fjr compaction. Call and nee. Orders from the Cerr*ry Ircmptly Filled delO il D. VAN LENNEP, A S S A Y E R County Surveyor ,AJ€D. v. Z. DEPUTY MI1TS3AL SUBVEYOB For thia and other Counties ORlr* at the Humboldt Canal 1C*' <1 action Works, ttinnemucca, Humboldt County, Sarada A«*av* of Orea and bullion mada able rates. w

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['AII.Y silver state. Dion lay ..April 1*4, 1*73 hA\ IHANCIhCO S'IO(K HI.POUT. Following are the highest prices paid for stocks in the Sun Francisco Board This Moriilnii'ii UtiaVil. Ophir 91), Mexican 27, I5est Belcher 53%,G i;umber were men, tine intelligent looking fellows, who seemed to under stand what they were about, and did not expect to find a bed of roses in California, on which they could leis urely repose and speyd their lives in luxurious ease. A number of them with whom we conversed appeared to I uuderslaud the situation thoroughly, 1 and dnl not expect to find an easy row to hoe upon reaching iheir destination. TL.ysaul they were accustomed to hard wuik, and that a minority of them were j going to aliiorniu because they be- Uevid there were betier opportunities in that Stall for workingmen than where they had come from. As a whole the pastengeis on yesterday a emi- grant train wo*dd compare favorably, hytucally and intellectually with tile earlj California emigrants who crossed j the continent with ox teams, and made j uliioiiJiu what it is to-day, oue of the j t.n« st States iu the Union, Undoubt-j idly many of them will experience sore disappointments, und a few may re time thur steps to the east, but a ma jority of (him uie bound to get along tuliy us well us they anticipated. A Dktkkminkd Fmiurant.—Tlie rail* road boys inform us that u sore footed, but determined pilgrim is slowly, but j steadily, wending 1ns way to the Gulden State along the railroad. Ills j outlit consists ot a wheelbarrow loaded with blankets, clothing uiul provisions, I which he propels fioiu tell to twenty-j hve miles a d.*y, the distance being governed moro or less by the condi tion el tbe roads und the weuthor. Ho looks with contempt on the cars as they puss him, and considers his way ot traveling less dangerous than rtiu i lug on trains. llo has wrbeeled his buggy along tlio railroad from Omaha west, and arrived at lieowawe yester duy. He will probably roach this station next Wednesday, und we shall endeavor to ascertain the hour at which ho may ho expected, that the people unty have an opportunity of seeing tins singular ludividusl. Annual Mkihino. The annual ‘setting of the stockholders of the Oakland U. A: S. Al. Al. lo., will be helil at tlie offico of the company, broad way Oakland, California, on the -nth instant. See notice in another roluinu. Hand Crush i d.—Frank Akin, who bus been employed at the Humboldt Catiui Reduction Works, had his hand Udly crushed yesterday morning by being caught iu the machinery of the mill. WINN I. MV CCA TA K KS A N P KLL. j Orthographical Rales Knocked into ‘*1*1” Old Noali Su|M'i sedcd. A company of lilies and gentle- men, comprising Hie spelling aspi rants of Wirmemucca, assembled in the Clerk's office, at the Court-house on Saturday evening to test their profi ciency in the art of orthography. The gathering was not very large, but the knights of the quill, the art preserva tive,” and the schoolroom were all well represented. It was a matter lor regret that the clergy and the bar were conspicuously absent, the members of the latter, doubtless, not having suffi ciently recovered the shock of the pre vious contest. It is hoped that at the next calling of the roll the pulpit and the bar will each contribute a champion to struggle for supremacy in acquaint ance with the printers’ Bible”—the dictionary. The prime movers of the school were out of town, and the fact that no words hail been selected for the occasion rendered the proceedings somewhat slow and tedious Ibis de fect, however, is liot likely to occur again. The class being called to order, one of the prominent members came to grief over the word worshiped,” by inserting a p where it was not wanted. Another followed suit imme diately in traveling,” over which he waxed really profane, contending that there were more IV’ than one. The ludies niauagt d to dispose of “sylvan” and ‘•cymbal” without disaster, but one of the fair sex got worsted by symbol,” spelling it with an “a,” which innovation old Webster wouldn’t stand. Tautology” and symmetry” each claimed one or lwo victims. “Xenail” was then strutted out from the book, and proved a crusher. The spellers I fairly writhed over the little giant, and twisted the alphabet into every con i' nuble combination that would pro duce the desired sound—t-y-u-a-l-e, i t-i-n-n-a-l-e, t-i-n-n-e-1, t i-u-u-a-i-1, f etc., but ail to no purpose; the entire class foundered, leaving the nail un struck. A lresh start was made, and the typo’s were badly used up by the word typical.” T-i-p-i-c-a-1 said one, who ought to have known better, and be subsided amid derisive cheers. T-i-p i-c-l-e said another geutleman of the press, which extinguished his lu minary. Woos” was the next nut to crack. This monosyllable made fear ful havoc in the ranks, in fact the en tire held went down before it. We are compelled to say, however, that the worst break of the evening was made by one of Ibe journalistic persuasion, to whom was propounded the word syllable,” which he muuaged to bat ter beyond the possibility of recognition in the following fashion—“c-i-l-a-b-u-1” with tLat atrocious “bull” ringing in Lis ears, and lamenting the downfall of a brother, the writer hastily snatched up his scroll and left. Shooting ITukons.—There are sev eral docks of tame pigeons about town. These are recognized as pro perty by the law, and stealing or lull ing them is a punishable offense. This, however, does not prevent pot hunters from shooting them when they thiol* they can escape the consequences by being unobserved. Mr. Giutz informs us that his flock is being reduced almost daily by the stomach sports men, who take advantage of tneir tameness to kill and maim them, and j thut he intends to adopt measures that j will bring the offenders to gritf if they persist in their icprehcnsihle and crimi nal conduct. Sent Up.—Countable Tiffany, of Unimjville, arrived in town the other tiny with two Chinamen, sent up from j Judge Evans’ Court. One was tiued $12 50 or six days in the County Jail, fur stealing wood; the other was sen- j teiiced to fifteen days for vagrancy. The larcenist upon arriving here paid his tine and departed in peace; the j vagrant, being impecunious, is serving out hts sentence. Gonk to thk Bay,—E. lteinhart, the head of the firm of Reinhart it Co., at this place, left last evening for San 1 Francisco, to select the summer stock j of goods. He will he ubseut about two weeks. Salt.—George La tube it son arrived at the Reduction Works last Saturday j with a team loaded with 10,600 pounds of salt from the Humboldt Marsh. An Important Strikb.—Last Satur day just ns the tiny shift in the lower lejel of the l’r.tle of the Mountain luine whs about quitting, the miners broke intrf the wall of the ledge, for which they have been drifting, and be coming excited at the rich ore in the vein, continued at work until they had extracted a half ton, or such a matter, ot ere that is estimated to con tain from *tr. Bognmn and M. S. Bonnifield, who have been to Battle Mountain on professional busi ness, inform ns that Professor Stewart Las accumulated about u half ton of specimens from Galena, Lewis, Bul lion and other Listiicts in that vicinity that will create a sensation at the Centennial. Hotel Burned. By a dispatch from Carlin, which appears elsewhere in these columns, we learn that the t’aviin Hotel was totally destroyed by lire yesterday afternoon. Improvements. John Jurgens is making improvements at the City Brewery, where he makes larger beer that be claims cannot be excelled. Fiee-pboof Cellar. F.T. Ilobins is enlarging bis cellar and making it fire-proof. TELEGRAPHI C. EASTEHX DISPATCHES (SPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE.] Nk\v York, April 11. Henry Varlev, the London Evan gelist, delivered his farewell sermon this evening to lo,000 persons, llis expressions were very effective. He intends to go to Boston, and thence re turn to England. FOREIGN NEWS. Lon'Ihjn, April 11. Paul Boynton, who s:arted yesterday to perform the daring feat of crossing the channel from Dover to France m his improved life-saving aparntlis, was taken on board the press steamer in the ufternoon, m ainst his own wish, when within eight miles of the French coast. The weather became Very boisterous and the night cloudy, and the pilot declined the responsibility of guiding him after dark. The sea was so rough that marly all on hoard were sick. The Observer to-day says al though the task was hardly aecotn I listird, the success of the life-saving invention is conclusively established. The Bessemer steamer, which is fon- structed so as to overcome the motion of the sen made, a trial trip to-day from j piov Harness, sardies, boots and Slioest manner knotvn to the Profession, and in tlie Latest Style. Cleaning and Repairing also done w ill neatness and dispatch. mh‘27 tt CITY BREWERY, WlNXEMUCCA, NEVADA, J0K1T JUSGENS *.PSOPBIjS*CS M A KPS T!TK lil'ST I. AQT T Bi er in HiimKililt county, am ^oml as biiv n the coast. Try. iii> bt 4and vbroad T5 tf

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DAILY SILVER STATE. Monday.April l‘J. ls*,» TRAVELER’S CU!DE. Arrivals and departures of trains at Viunemucca Station: GOING EAST. Express Train arrives at 10 a. m. and leaves at 10:15 a. m Emigrant Train arrives at G:30 a. a.. mid leaves at ti a. M Frejgbt Train arrives at S p. m. and leaves at 9:15 p. m. GOING WEST. Express Train arrives at 4:25 p. m. and leaves at 4:10 p. m. Emigrant Train arrives at 11:15 p. m. and leaves at 12:15 a. m. Freight Train arrives at 9:25 a. m. ami leaves at 10:15 a. :.r. Stay vs North. From Winnemncca to Silver City and Boise Cite, Idaho Territory: Idaho. Stage leaves daily at 10:30 a. m. and arrives at 3:30 p. m. From Winnemncca to Paradise Val ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex press train from the west Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, and arrives Monday, Thursday and Sunday even ing. Snapp’s Express, from Winnemncca to Yaryville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar rives on Thursday and departs on Friday of each week. urt i>f the Fourth Ju li dal District, in and for tbs e >uuty of Humbillt, Sta e of Nevada, at Winuemu :a, and answer the complaint therein, which is ou h'e with the 01 Tt of said C ire, within ten daya after the service •n you of 'his mini a an, exclusive of the day of service, if s rv 1 in said county, or twenty days if servei out of sa d county but within.said district; or in ill other cases forty diys; or jul gaunt by default will be t ak u against you, noc-ording to th prayer of said complaint, a eertiff l copy of whi a accom panies this s i.n n ins. Tii action is brought to obtrin a de cree diss living the boils of mitii-nony ex isting between tlie plaintiff and dfullIH, an l giving to plaintiff the cire, custody an 1 education of Artamstia and Hattie Mabel, daughters of said parties, ou the groin Is of extreme cruelty, committed at Spruce Moun tain, Elko c m Uy, State of Neva la, between the lirat day of August an 1 the eighth day of September, 1974. And you are further notified that if yon fail to appear and answer the said complaint, as above required, the plaintiff will apply to the said Court for the relief therein demand- j ed. and for costs of this action. In tcatim my where if I Lave hereunto set tay hand and affixed the seal of said District Court, this dtith. day of .March, A. D. 197.7. IMIMM I, II. JOB, Clerk District Court Fourth Judicial District, Humboldt county. S vid.a. S. S. Gbass, Attorivv f r Plaintiff, mhlhi lot Administrator's Sale. Xotke of Sule of Personal Property. ’VT'OTIi'E 13 HEREBY GIVEN’, THAT IN’ pursuant- of an order of the District Oourt of the fourth Judicial District of the State of Nevada, made on tho 5th day of April, ltiTe, in the matter of the estate of J. BRANHAM, deceased, i he undersigned, Morris Price, Administrator of the estate of said de ceased! will sell at public auction, to the Inch est bidder, for cash.gold coin of the United States, on SATEUDAY, the 17th day of April, A. D. 1875, at ‘2 o’clock P. M., at the Temple Saloon in Unionville, in said unty, the fol lowing personal property, to wit: Two billiard tables (marble beds! balsam! cues, eight bar-ro on pictures, one mineral cabin t, one bar rriirr r (large size), one re volver pistol, one set bar fixtures, fourteen bar-room chairs, three cart) tables and bell, one clock, two spittoons, one small sized iron safe, nne set of k> no furniture, out ret of faro furniture, one si t of pool furniture, two bar room stoves, four chandeliers.one lot of empty barrels, and all the book accounts of u I eiu plo Saloon bjlougiug to said estate. M 1RIUS PRICE, Administrator of the Estate of J. Branham, deceased. WiniHUiueca, Nevada, April 7, 187.1. ap7 td Notice to Creditors. INSTATE OE WIDUAAt KWMERFR.— IA Notice is hereby givui by Mie on er siguud, Administrator if the Estitc of Wil Uaui Kammerer, dece:is“d, to th cr ditors of, and all ihsisoiis havin' claims against the sa. I decea'-ed, to exh hit tn m, with the nevssary v nichers, will in t i m ntlis afb-r the first publication if this untie. to sai i Administrator, at his ie nlenec, on t c.ul street, opposite the dwoUiiig-h.uisi of Alex. Wise, in ilm town of Winm nuicca, Uumbddt county, State of No,a la. D. MJBEAP.KEY, Public Ydmicistrator for thecmutyol Hum boldt aforesai 1. W luuemu-ca, March 9, 1875, mhi) oavvlw Noiico to Creditors. INSTATE E MARY RODGERS, DK. A ceased,—N dice is hereby given by the U!.tli:esihMi d, Administrator of the Estate of Mary l 11 '.Ti. de.'•• -ax si, to the creditors of, aud all persons havin' cist ns asainst the Slid d{*ci ss. l, to exh bit tb mi, with the nec essary, vn tellers, within ten m mtlii after the first public itiou 'it this notice, t> tho said Admiuisirst >r, at hi-, residence on Second street, opposite the d veiling^ >use of Alex. Wise, in ihp t»,vu of Wiuiie.ii W-a, Humboldt county, State of Neva 11. Dated at Vunuennicca, War U 1(1, 1875. DAVID MKnAKKEY, A luilniatr4or of the Estate of Mary itod^. rs JtahlT oawlm MISCELLANEOUS. IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY. IT COSTS NO MORE TO keep pood Fowls than poop OUCH. OAZLAlfD PCULTIIY YARDS, Cor. lfitli mul Castro Sts., OAKLAND, CAL SEASON OF 1873 _ Zggs for Hatching From the largest ami best bn 1 Fowls in the World, Carefully packed and warranted to carry safely any distance. The va rieties comprise DARK AND LIGHT B.TAHMAS, Fuff and Partridge Cochins, White Leghorns, Houdans and Silver spangled-Hamburg*, Flack Spani-u, White Dorkings, Golden Polands, Aylesbury Ducks and Game, Sebright is Flack African Bantams. B ii O ?a Z t TURKEYS The finest collection on the Pacific Coast. Send stamp foi illustrated circular to GEO. B. BAYLEY, Importer and Denier of Choice Poultry. B >x 959, Sa1 Francisco. ja'JU Amis J. G. RAGSDALE, Bridgo Street, Wiraiomucsa. “....DEALER TN. o:rs.o>o: PRO VISIONS, Cents’ Furnishing Goods, Toys, Tobacco ami Cigars; Buckskin and all other- kinds of Gluvos; N .us. Can dies, etc.; also, Case Goods. Sole Agent for Booth's Baltimore Oysters: Exclusive Agency for the IMPROVED SINGER SEWING MACHINE dtdl till Assessment Kotice OAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER ATILT. A Mining Company Location of v,-srk-i. Indian District, Humboldt county, State of Nevada—Location of principal place ot busi ness, Oakland. Alameda unty, California.— N dice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors of Haiti company, held on the 17th day of March, A. D. 1875, an assessment of Twenty-five Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporati on payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the ottii e of the Company. No. 958 Broadway, city of Oakland, Alameda aouuty, California. Any stock upon whiter this assessment shall remain unpaid on the lath day of April, 1875 will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made Indore, will la1 sold on SATURDAY, May 1, ls7.'», to pay the delinquent assessment, to- nether with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. JOHN AMES, Secretary. I Oltlco 9.78 Broadway, Oakland, Alameda county, California. mh 15 oawlw GRADED BULLS FOR SALE. IV!. DONNELLY AS A VINE LOT OF GRADED BULLS at :ho PLEASANT VALLEY RANCH. Which ho offers for Sale on Reas inable Terms. The Bulls are Three-quarter an l Half-Breed DI RHAMS from Iiusnud Walsh stock. M. DONNELLY. Pleasant Valley Ranch. March 1, 1875. mh itf BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER OF WAUKESHA, \VISC0.\SI\, 3ures Disease: cf the Dladdcr w Hidnoj: \V. STEVENS, Sols Agent for Win'mmucca and Vicinity, fell) tf NOTICE. rpUF. COPARTNERSHIP OF JNO. C. FALL A Co. is this day dimolred hy mutual agreement, by the withdrawal of Jno. 11. Kin k11>;.> the day, wu k or month. To Let at the Meet Reasonable Iiatea. Bugqies and Saddle Horses Can alwava bo ha. del tf Two Days’ Races ...OVEB THE.... WINNEMUOGA RACE-COURSE, •..ON THE 5S7th ami i4Sth of April, 1*r more to enter and two to jstart; free for all horaes in ifum b .lilt c(4nty. SECOND D\y-Unnnin« Hare, niile heat*, lte.it two in three for lino, 20 per cent, en trance; tlree or more to enter and two to atart: free for everything, tuhl t td K. PICKET P, Manager. MISCELLANEOUS. J. E. SABINE,

WATCHMAKER J* s~» \A7" L.: Xj H! ii Bridge Street, Winnemucca. CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. FANCY COCDS, TOYS, ETC. XX ATS, OAX*’©, FURNISHING GOODS, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, Family Groceries, CIGARS, TOBACCO, FRESH i CANNED FRUITS. By tli*> E’£ Gunny Sack or Car Load. ./'Goods delivered in any part of town free. fel tf WOOD’S PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS \v,*tr the Court«IYouar9 Winnrinuf o* f I AVISO T/'CATKD PRT'M WNTT.V IN 3 2 thin via1'*'- 1 "ball lx* t r. pared at all time* to tahf MCTI !tl known .o he Photographic Art, mine of wn.ch ar the Carte VUItf, Victoria and Cabinet-Size Photojjru ph. ....ALMO TUB. Vinhroljpc, Melaineotjpe and Om Pic torn. .Tl!*.... BEAUTIFUL SUM PEARL Will l«> pmdttoa’ nnexrelled tv anv In the world Ilfttirea from f,TKi S17.K t SCOPIC tnkrn t.pially well. VI! .VS of all kind* taken at abort notice, fc2(l tf T. M. WOOD. MILL CITY FOUNDRY. r|rm FnrvrnT. wwinti i«t coccrpn I lit Mill City, on the C.-nlral Pacific Kail road, in now prepared to till order* for CASTINGS Of every description with dlapatrh, and at Kean,liable Ha tea. SHOES AND DIES .Tor. QUARTZ mr«lll\0 AND AMAL GAMATING M ACHINKItY Made to order, and In a wuperior manner. Order* from IDAHO AND EASTERN NEVADA Addreased to the MlhL CITY FOUNDRY CO., Mill City, Humboldt County, N Will receive prompt attention, rnbi tf I MISCELLANEOUS. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID, Qt«ick Cures, Moderate DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S PRIVATE MEDICAL A XT) ,s VR UlCAL INSTITUTE. No. 519 5acramento St., Corner ol Letdeadorffturret t* few door* below the What Cheer Holme), Sun Frunciaco. Cal. WPrivat* mtriaoj ->n J^.idesdorff Street. Fatahliahed expressty Vi afford the A'Wn-t* til Sound and Scien.Un.■ \ft Aical Aid, in the Treatment ami Care f' all Private an l Chronic, ins tates, Casts of Stay -y, and All Sexual Disuratrs. To tlir Alllli tr l. pit W K. POHERTY rtrtnm* Ills alnrer* thank* to hi* numerous pat• nt* f-rtlr-ir pat. ronaifo, and would ta1 tlii* ■tportiinltr to remind them that In* »ntinto hi It. at hi* liiHtittite, for tt of .-hr 'Ur- d f the I .tint!*. Mw. r. t In-, a. i>- an; i i'luto.T'nnary Dr"..* I all Privs' Dt» a**-, vi*- Svphili* In all informs iri lata." n.-inal tV.-akn.-*-. a-th ail th horrid c -o qti- nn of Stdf-At'u- d .norrho-t, im* f thf Ba»k an Iaiimh, Intlainmatt- n ra* M will --on in in? to imntr. him a altar.- »f nuhii Dm:-. hi* prartii’r of mattv v.-i* t *n 1 tl I nit. d Mat. hr 1* na'dl t at>|dy Mr; r>..*t efllrh-nt anil anrceto-fnl remedies a-.'vna, whaw delicate In 1th or other rireumatanee* prevent an itierei in their famllieH. Hhould write or rail at W. K. Doher ty'a Medical lOefitutc, and they will receive very pohcible relief and help The I)oetor'» I ffleea, conaiattup of a H'lite of f room*. ar» HO arranged that he can be cor.milted without fear of u beer cation. *|>r Correapontlrnta. Patient* fmale or female' reatilillK In Ml* „rf of the State. however ,.Btro the opinion ami advice «>f f>r. Doherty tn Mo-lr roup.-. tive nn.i h think pmpe;*" .ubraft a written atat. m. m of I" Pr'',''rB to holftiiiK i«Tf ’iwl interview. are „.artfully aaauretl tint tie tr eomrunn tPvnn will he held moHt wrM ami confidential. If the ease be fully and eandidly described, personal communication will -irm««. oHnrv XI ln*t motion* It .lot -.■■•linen. a„d the tf,ni 1«”‘. jat tf tt'lnnw"*1**