The Silver State (Unionville, Nev.)
July 13, 1875

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VOL. VI. SILVER WJNNEMUCCA, NEVADA, TUESDAY, STATE. JULY 13, 1875. NO. 83. daily silver state. PCBLISHKD EVERY EVESINtt (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED). BY MYERS I IILL TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Cue copy, one your, by mail.flO M One copy. *ix month*, by mail. 5 00 one copy, three month*, by mail. SO Delivered by carrier, 'Z7> Cent* per week. RATES OF ADVERTISING: One *|ttaro (10 lineal first insertion.M 00 tacli subsequent Insertion. per square... 1 0J i.bjral reduc. ton to regular advertisers. ...I. t-rn~ riTT i ii usuTir—e*-'*1™ “hotels VXD RESTAURXNTri. LAFAYETTE HOTEL OPPOSITE. TIIE DEPOT. UP?31Tj771T. TOSS5IU3CA. MV., J03. GERM AH, Proprietor. riTtlE PROPRIETOR TAXES PLEASURE I in annonnein? that the ilx)« f*v..riD: H pel ha* bf fine r>.»:in have Wn added, and i»l9 now U*h rtr*t-cla»* •ccoiumodjitious f >r fntuihei. Th* Tables will be kept supplied with wrv article the market affords. prepared bv Ike most experienced eonnolseurs. and served by expert Servants in livery. The n»r will be found st rcked with the choicest WINE3. LIQUORS, CIGARS LAGER BEER. si prices to suit the time*. Person* visiting Winne’infra. who de*ire a h! MEAL. DRINK, CIOAR, or BED. are re t«rr«d to the Lafayatto Hotel. Wtnnemneea. March It. DC*. WINNEMUCCA HOTEL, Hrldir Street, Wlnnemaeca, UIV1U QEUOl'X. PHOPKIETOR H AVISO IITTIT-T AM* FITTET) in Ike mo« eoinowtttwu* tel lb 'VtnniliilWoi*. JL With Large and Alrv It muis. tin* Proprietor is i,rr >-»r It) receive an 1 entertain the traveling pahlic with a >m n I *ti mu as R cm* U foun t in this svti.n of country. I he TAltr.K wit! alw.iv* b'. til) rally supplied with all tbs substantial* ot life, and with eve y 1-ivurv that ran procured Attached to the U^tel u> a Flh’IS 15 VU, where the choicest WIMZ3, LIQU93S AMD CI3ARS (Am be obtained at all time*. O D XftD PIR WSS*.*7 00 api'2 tf CENTRAL HOTEL, B rid go St root, Wlnnormicca, S2I2BY B331, PHCP2IE70HS. K AVISO RECESTLY P0R'’HA8F.n#M*^ the above Hotel, it is the deter-^cnl ml nation of the proprietor* to make it the ’IL BEAT I'l’BLIC BOWSE IS WmiEMUCCA. P i stpense will be spared in making It an. With the entire Hotel thoioii-fhly overhauled »M ropitrel, the Tables s ipptled with the Isisi In tlv) market, and turulshel in the li-i-et style of the art, they hope to merit a liberal share of public patronage. del A tf BONNER’S RESTAURANT, PostoiTlce Building, WINNENIUCCA.NEVADA I 1IIK UNDERSIGNED HAVING fitted up the above plxce in firittdims myle, is now prepared to fnrmsli It i/V1.1» by the WKEKj UaY or UEAL. Meals at the following hours: BltEAKPAST ft-om M. to 11 a. u. U7NOU at 12 o'clock it. DINNER from 4 p. m. to 8 p. u. u d ling business in this Sia and having, by direct intrio t. or mil rr-rtly through other contractor*, in their employ one or more per *o:m liable to uud -wing a |V]1 Tax, tdtnll tu nable for any and all Poll Taxes that may tie doe fr, lit eji-li el iploji T’lto law will lie ttlrieUy aai l pn mi ily cniorord. JAMES linOKNFR. County AtutetMor. AVLnr. -.aucca, April 2t, 187.> tf MISCELLANEOUS NEW GOODS. UNIONVILLE, H ave in store and receiving daily, fresh supplies of Qooda, which are offered at the Lowest trices for prompt pay, comprising DRY GOODS, LADIES’ BLESS GOODS TEDflCNGS, LADAS’ HATS AND SHOES. ALtO. t BOOTS, SHOES, SUHRIER HATS, Clothiii'c an! Gentlemen’a Underwear, TOBACCO, CIGARS, GROCERIES, Liquors, Hardware anA Mining Tool*, DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND OILS, Tinware, Rope, Bakes, Scythes. ALWAYS OW ’KAWR illTTEK, LARD, HAMS. BACON. Flour. Corn Meal, Barley and Feed. FALL k CO. L’nionvillp. June 10, 1875—tf J. C. RAGSDALE, Bridge Street, Winnemucca. ...DKALF.M TIC.,, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Cents’ Furnishing Cood9, Toy*, Tobacco and Cisar*; Tbicknkin and all other kind* of Glove*; Nut*. Can diet-, etc.; a Wo, Ca*e Good*. Sale Agent fer Booth’s Baltimore Oysters RxclnKive Xptvcj lor dim lilPUOVLD KING Ell SEWING MACH IN M will he wold at yfie*-* which defy compaction. Call ami see. Orders from the Country Promptly Filled dclO il Grocery Jind Provision Store. R. C. REEVES Har opened a new grocery and provision Store next door to liowman's i'urniture More, Bridge Street, Wlnnemucra. Up |K now r-ady to supply the citlrcns'bf thin place and vicinity with every variety of Gro c. rieH anil Provisions at the l owest Market Price*. He keep* constantly on liaml 1'resh ltut er, Fun*. Potatoes. Hams, Ptiftar, Codfish, Mackerel. Cabbage, lettuce. Onion*. Ruck wheal and Graham Hour, Fruits of all kind-, etc, etc. _ Notice to Bondholders. TVTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVR'I TIT \T tUeo* are now in the County Treasury Humboldt county muds to redeem the fol-. lowing d*eeribpd bonds of said county, ami that in pawiaue* of an Act of the I.ej(islature of the State of Nevada, entitled "An Act to ari: horise tiir O* luinissiouc s of Huinb ldt county to wee* bond* to flic amount of f.VJ.i oo for the purpose of rcdeetiiinp bond* heretofore issu' d, and to provide for Hie pay ment of such bonds," approved March 3, 1K7 mid bond* will be redeemed upon pr> scut atlim to the County Treasurer of Humboldt i imilty. Nrvad i. at his o!ho in Witnn iuueca. Nev.tda; and further, that all inti not on said bonds will is -so nt the inclusive, Issued January o, 187i, for Jo «licit. No. 31, i -sued January 7. 187i. for j 0. \i.s.ojto71 inclusive, issued February 10, 18“i, for $'»t!0 ueh. N.is. 73 t" 73 inclusive, Issued February 17, 1874, for $.700 each f[os ’,4 to nl iuelusive, issued February 17, U74, for *.‘>00 '"loh. No* 03 t 07 Inclusive, issued February -o. 1874. for $’00 each. Nos yii to 100 inclusive,issued 1'cbruaiy 2b, ,874. for $500 each. A- j, B U’.PAUD, Jc2'2 4w County Treasurer. MISCELLANEOUS. RAILROAD MEAT MARKET, Bridge Street, ONE DOOR ABOVE THE CENTRA!, HOTEL WIWEMl'CCA. NEVADA, BERK POWERS, Proprietors OCR PATRONS WILL. FIND THE RAIL road Market supplied with the very best quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, ETC.. To be found in tlie State. Our price* will be fonud reasonable. Meats shipped to all point* on the Railroad, and ail orders promptly filled. GIVE US A CALL Jal3 tf ARIZONA jpfj MEAT MARKET, UNION’VILLE, NEVADA M. DONLEY, Proprietor. CIONSTANTLY ON HAND, AT THE LOW j eat Mai ket price, FRESH BEEF, PORK. MUTTON CORN BEEF, SAUSAGES And everything the heart can wish for in tho meat line. Critical inapection and liberal pat ronage treefv invited. feb3-tf HUMBOLDT CANAL REDUCTION WORKS, WINNEMUCCA. NEVADA. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WE WILL charge $35 per Ton for Reducing Silver Ore*, allowing in bullion no per cent, on ores the a?-euy value of which is $400 per ton, or letw; and 8'J per cent, on ores of a higher grade. DISCOUNT ON BULLION Will be at current rates until further notice. Special Rates for Gold Ores. We have in connection with the Mill a tirst-claKH CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE hinder the direct supervision of one of the be«t As savers ry test style f ih-art. Watches Cl .eke. ami all kinds of Jewelry lepaired; Onus, Revolvers and Pistols re d. mended and put iu good order. Repairing Sewing .V uelliues also dlio Mi* rsehaum l'ipes m utly Mounted in«old r hilver KnifebitMles ri set in old handles; taaors ground Scissors sharpened; Driving iotdering anil all kiuda f work in luy line of luaineiis neatly and p omptly done. a 11 ork Warranted, and BatiBfaetion filler oiteod. Jt(i lm BUSINESS CARDS. L. A. BUCKNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law, WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA. Will practice in all tho Courts of the State, nihil tf M. S. BONNIFIELD, Attorney at Law, WmESItCCil. WfcVADA. noH-tf S. S. CRASS, Attorney at Law, OmcR—Court-house (down stairs) Winne niucca, Nevada. jal tf T. C. HANSON, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, WINNGntlCCA, NEl'ADA. OFFICE—At his dwelling. on Bridge street, one door below the Central Hotel. Office Hours—From 10 a. if. to 12 m. snd from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. no30 tf C. H. BOOM AN, M. D., t Physician and Surgeon. Room* at the Residence of W. 8. Record, Second street, Wlnneinucca, Nev. Orders may be left at Stevens' Drug Store de22 tf J. H. JOB, County Clerk, t Humboldt county, Nevada, ac kuowledgments and Affidavits taken. Oyweft™Courthouse, Wiuuemucca, Nevada. Jaitf C. A. LaGRAVE, County [Recorder, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEVADA, WILL TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS and Affidavits, Deeds, Mortgages, Pow crs of Attorney, Declarations of Homestead. Leases, Liens, and other instruments of writing, drawn with care. Office Court-tionse, Winnemncca. jal tf THOS. THOMPSON, Money Broker Collector Bny and Sell Checks on San Francisco, Dis count Commercial Paper, 1-oan Money on Approved Paper, Pay the Highest Price for County Scrip, and Attend Promptly to all kinds of Collections. Office with J. K. SABINE. js4tf A. J. SHEPARD, County Treasurer, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEV. OFFICE—With Well,, Fargo fc Co., at the Passenger Depot, Wimienmeca, Nev. del tf JAMES BUCKNER, County .Assessor, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEVADA, Office Courf-hotue, IVlnnemnccn jai tf W. L. FRENCH, Deputy Collector Internal Revenue District rf Nevada, for the Counties of Humboldt uud Elko, and Cenorai Insurance Agent Cfllee—Coart-huMse, WINN EMUCCA.N F.VADA Jed ‘2 m HUMBOLDT LODGE, No. 16, 0. Q. O. F. U E O U L A It MEETINGS |Y every Thursday Evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, W iuuennnca. r4" Sojourning Brothers in good standing arc cordiallv invited to attend, THOS. THOMPSON, V. C. F. Naramore, Stcro.avy. jyl BUSINESS CARDS. D. VAN LENNEP, A3SAYER, County Surveyor ....AVI).... V. S. DEPOT MINEEAL SUE VETCH For this and other Counties. OflTco at the Humboldt Canal Re duction IVork*, Winnemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada Amaya of Otea and BuJliopt made at raaaon aide rata*. __ del D. McLEAN, ASSATBH, IJMONVILLE, NEVADA. Assays of bullion or obes mq/rr to me Will lie promptly and carefaUy made at reasonable charge*. Unlonville, Humboldt county, Nev. my+ tf LUMBER YARD. mHE UNDBKSIGNED WOULD RE8MWT. A fully announce to hie friends and the public gcneially that be has opened a FIRST CLASS LUMBER YARD Corner Second A Lay Streets, WINNEMUCCA..NEVADA Oregon Fiiw, Flooriug, Redwood Shingles, Pine Shingles, Ceiling. Shakes, Lathing, Doors, Windows, Blinds, Redwood and Phi* Holdings. Just received A CAR LOAD OF LIME, All my Lumber is oat. at Dutch Flat, and is kiln dried before it is shipped, and is there fore superior to any Lumber in this market, my 13 lm W. C. RECORD. COHOON DAVIS, BLACKSMITHS e...AXX>.... W AO Off MAKERS, Corner Ilailmd and Scccnd Streets, WINNEMUCCA.NEVADA my>9 if JASPER HANDKE, BLACKSMITHS •..AKD_ WAGON MAKERS, CENTRAL STREET, Opposite Freight Depot, I'ppertowa tVIWXKMCCCA, NEVADA. Horse, mule and ox shoeing mads a specialty, and satisfaction guaranteed, liepairing neatly and promptly done. A Share of patronage respectfully solicited. jyC tf JASPER A HANDKE. M. B. STAUNTON’S PIONEER HARNESS SHOP! AT THIS OLD STAND, Bridge street, Winnemucca. Haunt:88, aaddleb, boots find Mi. es of nil kinds niidrCSl to order end constantly on Land at lowest cash prices. Repairing in the Peddle, Harness and Loot line promptly attended to. BootU^, Uaiinr end Findings for Sale. Also on Li.nd several caeca of tlio CANADIAN SNOW PACK, The most comfortable Winter Coot made. Agent for IIotv< 'a Sett ing Machine*. de!7 tt MAGNOLIA SALOON, Between the t'entrnl Hotel and Rail* road Aleut Market, BRUCE STREET, HT.WEMlCCA, Mir: MAGNOLIA IIA8 BEEN FITTED up in the meat attractive stylo possible, vviih a view to the convenience and coinfort of pairouB. The pruprietor.dcair< a to call the utteutiou of customers. friends and the public to hi a superior stock of Wines. Liquors and Cigars. The REAPING U?OM of 1 R- .ocn vvitj-t supplied wili the rial; an i JOHN COX PROPRIETOR

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DAILY SILVER STATE. Tuesday.July 13. 1373 SUMMARY OF THIS MOHNING'S DISPATCHES. Gold yesterday was rednced to 115%. Legal tenders firmer, 86% buying and 87 Selling. A dividend of one per cent, was de clared by the Farmers Gold Bank of San Jose. Imports of treasure on Saturday evening embrace $120,033 from Mexico and $3,000 from Victoria. The Consolidated Tobacco Company have levied an assessment of $10 per share, delinquent August lOtli. The Occidental nud Oriental Steam ship Company have levied their second assessment of $1 per share, amounting to $100,000, delinquent August 13th. The California and Giant Powder Companies have declared their usual monthly dividend, the former at the rate of 1 per cent, and the latter at 1% per cent., payable on the 15th, The trial of Johu D. Lee for connec tion with the Mountain Meadow massa cre will likely come up July loth. The council of the British National Rifle Association since the decimation of Gildersleeve of their proposition to shoot against a picked eight have Agreed that the match should be ar ranged on terms of the first proposal, a cup of value of £100 is to bo the indi vidual prize, each man to have twenty five shots at 1,000 yards range. They propose next year to have an imperial team to try carbines with any nation, and especially with another gallant band of Yankees, who will have a hearty welcome. A. Fairfield and a number favor Gil dersleeve, has officially replied to the invitation from London to shoot, that the determination of Americans not to shoot in another team match that side of the Atlantic, is final, as individuals some might take part. Moody and Sanky have taken their farewell of London. Clarkesviile, Tenn., two Irishmen at tacked a colored boy with a knife, and the next day about twenty negroes at tacked two men and drove- them into Gregory and killed them. Monsieur Charles La Itegial, bishop of St. Hyacinths, died at Betoiel yes terday. Some naval changes have been made for Benicia at Mare Island. The President has recocnized John Joannesen as vice Consul of Sweden, and Norway at Salt Lake, and Peter Hedbury, vice Consul of Sweden, aud Norway at Denver, Colorado. Au unknown man and woman at Chicago, aged 50 and 45 have been found in tho lake ut Waukegan. It is supposed they committed suicide. A fire broke out at Oswego, New York, yesterday, aud destroyed several buildings. Loss, $40,000. The eastern editors und correspon dents are at Salt Luke visitiug the wou ders of the land, and will start for the west Wednesday morning. railroad matters. A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, states that a party of Central Pacific Railroad officers arrived there yester day afternoon by special train. Expec tation is rnuniug high that the visit to Oregon will have a beneficial effect upon the affairs of the proposed Win nemncca Railroad, and perhaps decide the question of building the road. The Oregonian, alluding to the visit of the Central Pacific officers,. says: "Cer tain capitalists of New York have of fered to build the road from Portland to Winneuincca iu three years on two conditions. First, That the people of Oregon subscribe $1,500,000 of the capital stock, to be paid when the road is completed. Second, That the Win nemucca road shall obtain guarantees for twenty years from the Directors of the Central Pacific, that the latter shall give the people of Oregon precisely the same rates of freights and fares from Ogden to Winnemucca as they give or may hereafter givo to California.” What transpired at the conference be tween the Central Pacific officers and representatives of the proposed road has not yet reached us, but it is quite probable that arraugemeuts have beeu, or will be made, satisfactory to all par ties coueorue 1, aud that work will be commenced on the road some time this year. THE TOUflTII IN CIlimcnibLL COUNTY. Patriotism In the Desert—All lh» Cltlr.ein A»«embled—The Exerclae* And Speakers. Stillwater, July 6, 1875. Editor Silver State Churchill county ha? had her celebration of the anniversary of our country’s indepen dence, and a general good time. On Saturday, the 3d, the citizens of the couuty assembled almost unanimously at the picnic ground on the Upper Sink, and made preparation for an OLD FASHIONED CELEBRATION. The grounds are, it is safe to say, as pleasant and comfortable for any such gatherings ns any in this portion of the State. They are not so high toned ns Bower's Mansiou” or “Treadways,” but for comfort ns iu the way of shady arbors, running brooks, greeu grass and sparkliug wa. teis, they cannot be excelled or equaled anywhere iu this sagebrush country. The citizeus of the county had sent for and received a very nice flag from San Fraucisco, at a cost of about one hun dred dollars, nnd its glorious furls of red, white and blue floating over the beautiful grove of cottonwood and weeping willow, were iudeed a beauti ful and soul-inspiring contra,t to the alkali flats and sandy deserts of Nevada. After the arrival of quite a large dele gation of ladies nnd gentlemen from Wadsworth, the exercises of the day commenced. It was near 11 o’clock when the audience was called to order by the President of the Day, Mr. Hill, our ex-Senator, who made some very appropriate remarks, nud introduced the Reader of the Day, who read the Declaration of Iudej>eudeuee, after which declamations aud recitatious by some fifteen school children, all of whom had their peices perfectly and did exceedingly well. The children j of this county deserve praise and credit for their accomplishments, as well as the parents for the unusual interest they take in educating them. Mss Ida Kanyon, who has for some years been attending school in Yirgiuiu City, also favored the audience with an appro priate recitation, illustrative of the sac rifice and Bufferings of our boys iu blue and grey,,' who in the late great conflict fought aud died for what each termed their country's welfare and prosperity. A good dinner was served free for ull at two o'clock, and aguiu at four o’clock the President INTBODCCED THE OBATORS. lion. Lemuel Alleu and Willard H. A. Pike, Esq., who were chosen speak ers of the day. Mr. Allen's speech was a well written and appropriate dis course. He spoke of the purpose and dutyot American citizens upon sacu a day a.s that, aud theu at some length regarding the relations and common i interests of capital and labor, saying that their interests were common aud should be mutual, that if either held control over a county the common in terests of the people would become harassed aud fraught with civil dis cord and usurpatiou of power. Mr. Pike was nest called upou, and spoke extempore in a clear voice and to some extent. He alluded to the associations that were linked iu with that day, also to the gratitude which we should have for our fathers, for their geuerous acts aud uoble deeds. He theu referred to the character of our Government, of the representation, the like of which no other natiou could boast. He thanked Ueaveu that we have uo imUSHIF OF TITLES UKBK, That the poorest boy that walked the streets of our great cities had equally as good chance as the sou of a Sena tor of hlling the President's chair. That the people ruled, that we make Presi dents, Senators, Governors; that it was yoar duty to watch with the strictest vigilance for any danger that might be fall our country or cause its ruin. He referred to Greece aud Home, with their bright prospects, and how they were conquered by their owu factious, ami that we had their example to protit by. lie theu spoke of the surprising growth aud prosperity of our owu country, aud of the progress of me chanical arts, lu Bpeakiug of the abol ishment of slavery, ho baid that the South was just as sincere in the belief that slavery should exist us the North was determined that it should not; that one donned the suit of blue and j the other tbe suit of gray, and all i formed themselves into line and went rushing to the tield of action iu n cause as sacred and to the oue us holy to the other. He spoke of education as the foundation of all progress und Ameri can liberty. TO AT IT WAS THK LIFB BLOOD OF OUR NATION, And illustrated the benefits of ft free system of education by comparing the oast and present condition ot couutues where it does not .exist with the pros perity of our own. At the close, he as well as Mr. Allen, was heartily cheered. In me evening, and until midnight, all enjoyed themselves by tripping the light fantastic toe.” Crops are looking well, and nil are now engaged in gathering the harvest. It is reported that a rich veiu of quartz has been discovered east of Stillwater, assays running from $250 i to $2,500 per ton. Modkstl's. An Hour ot the Detroit Central Police Station. [From the Detroit Free Press My husband is sick you know,” 6aid Mary Shaw, as she came out. He is, eh?” Yes, ou his dying bed. Last night after the doctor went away, he took me by the hand, and says he, Mary I haven’t got over one day more to live.' He may be dead by this time.” Mary,” says His Honor, lifting up his spectacles, "this is the season of the year for greens, isn’t it?” Yes Your Honor.” Well, look at me, Mary, and see if there is auything cowslippy or horse rad ishy about me.” No, Your Honor.” And yet you expect me to believe that story, Mary. I’ve sent you to the house of correction three times during the last year; know that you are a sin gle woman, and it grieves me to hear you go on with such a yarn. Don’t you know that truth is mighty, and must prevail.” She bung her head. It is, womau. Falsehood is dark ness, but truth shines through it like a silver ten-ceut piece stickiug out ut a saud-bauk. The charge is drunken ness, and I really wish you would come right out and tell me the truth.” I will sir; I wasu't drunk!” "Great alligators! but here’s four witnesses!” I didn’t bring ’em here!” No; the officer did, and all of them saw you drunk judge, will you believe them before vou will uie?” I will!" And you’ll send me up?” I will.” Can it be possible. Judge?” It can, and it is. I make it three months. This will take in the circus season, Fourth of July, and the steam boat excursions, and all the strawber ries aud cream you get this year wou,t affect your health.” Judge, you deserve to be murdered for this!" Can't help that. Go in and ait down” DIED. In Mill City, July 13. W ujoiftn-d. cnly daughter of Mr. aud Mr*, if. f. Mriacoe, sgt d 1 year. 3 month* and XX days. [San t rauci»cu paper* please «*opy .j NEW TO-DAY Administrator’s Sale of Real Estate. 'y^'OTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN puwunre of an order of the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District. Hlale of Nevada, made oa the 10th day of July, A. 1>. 1878, in the matter of the estate of J. Brao ham. deceased, the undersigned, the adminis trator of said estate, will sell at public auc tion, to the highest bidder, for cash, and sub ject to confirmation b' sai I District Court, on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY OK ACG18T, A. D. 1875. at 2 o'clock p. m., in front of the Temple Saloon, iu Uuionville. in tha county of llumlioldt, Nevada, all the right, title, in terest and estate of the said J. llranhani. at the time of bis death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by opera tion of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the suid J. llrunham at the time of hia death, in and to all those certain lots, piece* or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the said county of Hum boldt, State of Nevada, and bounded and de scribed aa follows, to wit: An undivided half interest in that certain piece or parcel of laud described an follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of Lot One (1), Block One (1), lUnge Three (3), on See ond street, and running thence westerly 160 feet; thence southerly 123 feet to a point on Buena Vista Cieck; thence easterly to Second street 160 feet, thence northerly to place of beginning. In (Tnlonville. in said county; also the eastern thirty-two feet of Lot Two (21, Bio k Two (2), Batige Three (3), according to survey of »aid Unionville, made by Jobe Bry deu, and upon which Is situate the Temple Saloon, together with said building and im provements. Also, the following mining property, to wit: Two hundred feet, undivided, in the Green stone ledge, owned and governed by the Ju piter Company, in Belief Mining District, in said county. One hundred feet, undivided, in the Central Pacific ledge, owned and governed by the Uuionvills Company, In said Belief District. Light hundred feet, undivided, iu the Mon treal ledge and company in said Belief Lis tilct. Twenty five feet, undivided. In the Ariz n* ledge, Argentine Company, in Iiuena Vista Mining District, in said county. Four huudred foot, undivided, in the first north estcualou of the Eclipse ledge and Branham Company, in said Bu na Vista Dis trict. Twenty five feet, undivided in the Arizona ledge, Argen'ioe Company, in said Lueua Visia District. Tweut; five feet, undivided, in tlie Azut up with the «rt-uian 220 .Ilf. -nJ. .t.( rrierend Ha* 1 kancjmo. ^i*Ku uta for tlie Celebrated SCHITTLER FARM FREIGHT And a ("tripl) le ataortm) nt oI FARMING IMPLEMENT1 bole AKi'iita L,r tlio Cliiiden Patent flatbed Fear* W,f*' U.)3 tf THE STATUTES OF NEVADA FOR 1073 \IIK NOW ItEADY. AND an 1 olliera dialling them 1 ,-B'P*1 ropy Dy trfidlug th«* Male Print) r Adill) :i J. J* HIDla Mate Hi l»it*‘r* tart«*) Xe*» my IP it

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