The Silver State (Unionville, Nev.)
September 11, 1875

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DAILY SILVER STATE.

PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), BY .1. ,T. HILL Co. TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION: One copy, one year, by mail..$10 00 One copy. six month*, by malL^.,...,.. 5 00 One copy, throe month*, by malL....... 2 50 Didivered by carrier, ‘45 Ceuta per week. BATES OT A&VWrriSINO: On* aqnare (10 linn*) Arst insertion.M Kach auWe*nuirt tan*gtio«>. per square... 1 00 A liberal riilacrtoB w regular advertiser*. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. LAFAYETTE HOTEL OPPOSITE THE DEPOT, uppsbtowv. wawanjccA, itev., J03. GERMAIH, Proprietor. ‘I rmiE PROPRIETOR TAKES PLEASURE I in announcing that the above favorite Hotel ha* been greatly enlarged and refitted V number uf An* rd a» rat) t,»■ fonnd l-i thi« unction of country. The r VUI-I will alwava he 1th -rally "Upplled With all th« nub'tanti*1* ot. IH*;, »ud P'I'b rreiy ,ln*nr* tha» c\lf he I-rorac. d. d t" the Hotel la a PINE BAR, where the ehmreat WJNES, LIQJQRS ANQ CJOARa Uu be obtained at all time*. BOXR3 P-R WS’iK ..57 00 apri tf CBN null HitTBL, Brldgo Street, Wlnnomucca, t.::zzy zzTi.. pscrmzroas. U XVI VO RtCKVTI.Y PCROH VSKI> »lie H'ltfl, It h» the iif tftPRropfletir*to route it the. BE-Sr Bl’BUC IlDl’SK l\ \YIXAEMi CCA. S prunin’ will be *pi*r**d in myktn-f It »o. With tti •«ut'f Votul tUoio uglily overhauled nnT r’'t>‘lr'A tw IVilea adopt!'"! with th« i t,...»t in the murkot, and turub liM in the i linnet atylo of tit. art. they hope to mefit a li’x-ral *harc «>f public patronage. 4eiit «f It (lift 2 IPS “ttEffAURAST, Poatofnoo Building, WINNEMUCCA..NEVADA ri^HK TTnnERSlORKl) HAVIKrt J fitted up th’Pr4#*Arlkok. JM»H four wkiu feet. Hhvd ht fr»*nt. aud v«#r Mntte, wiU im Mamie. Tar othtur ire UIlliBTviJ'k tV-WW'l* btaffied "11" on rigjit liip. kkd.e iiui brand da' left hip. The owner tft r> rs, Hardware mil Mining Tool*, DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND OILS, Tinware, Raps, Raksa, Srylhsi. aiwats on hand BUTTER, LA KB, HAMS, BACON'. Flonr. Corn Meal. Barley «Bt Store nmrt door to Bow man'* Furniture atom. Bridge street, Ifinnsinarca. Tff this place and vfrtuity with every variety of Grr>. I cere s and FrnvislPn* it Die Lowest Market Prt ea. He keeps .uns'sidly »a A tinioO And Furniture of Every Description. t r Q V Mv rtock ok FiaunTritF. it prit chaw'd dt-ect from the Factories ii: the hoM and will 1- *'>11 at price* which At4s 0*11 Mxl Orders frem the Cxintry Promptly riled for the nrllwAd MNOER REWIXO MV: HIM S. which Will b- aoltl ou nat.om.ble t*r*n. _ __ *l>b) PION3333R SILVER STATE MILLS, PARADISE VALLEY. NF-V., 0AVI9 A PIEBCF, Proprietors. FLOUR, FRED, baulk*, shorts, Bran and Chicken Feed* ALWAYS 9Jjf tlAHP. A({ Orders promptly Attended so. T*lf** ‘OA*W _ t 3.640 Spanish Merino Sheep ft *T FOR SALE. r -tr *t Tn* rUtUtRSttiNro nFFrus for Male at hia llano U in t-j* Bull Hun Country, near Cormtooj Two Thonaauu Ewea, Hi&teeu Uwi-oUwnA" Ut>vl IAuib*. atoil about' Fof lyrfeveu-cigUtbi Syaulab Meriuy Buck*, purer* are Te fme.t trtff. l>rr ft Co.1, Wtivmmuwtf. a* tlutj nave liurchanet! fny Wool for tlie Uat Uilve HlBMi *w Alio Four Tract* nf flr*t-rl»*« Bottom I iukJ for Hal*. tkibMUtlna Polo WO to t.iHW acre* each, with line water privilege to each y ieou of lanA.‘I i 1 Any portion) of thi* ptnpAMjraWill be i)M n-parauily. fwWl 4* thetottk, t »ult pudcl**? er*. TERMS EASY. Call an tb* iwAitytewi »t th* Banqh totha Ha?* c'"‘- *w LKOAL If LAN KM NUA'fiC* FRINI •d at tbi* oflio*. MISCELLANEOUS. RAILROAD MEAT MARKET, Bridge Street, lr1 i ONE DOOR ABOVE THE CHKYRAL HOTEL W1NNKHUCCA. NEVADA, BERK POWERS, Proprietors i i. r found In the State. Onr price* will be found reasonable. Meat, shipped to all point* on the Railroad, and all orders promptly filled. GIVE I’M A CALL. Jsl2 tf ARIZONA MEAT MARKET, rXIOXVILME, NEVADA M. DONLEY, Proprietor. ('10XHTANTT.T OH HAITD, AT THE LOYf j eat Maiket price, FRESH BEEF, PORK. MUTTON CORN BEEF, SAUSACE8 And everyth?- k the heart can trtah for In tho meat line. C tiical inapaction ani liberal pat rouaee freelv invited. feli3-tf HUMBOLDT REDUCTION WORKS. 1 ON AND A FT Kit THIS DATE WE WIU. charge t'it fallowing rates per Ton Ml* Working Ores: 1 For Wnrkln{> Ten Tons and Vp tranli, Cl'i per Ton* For lx*aa titan Ten Totta and More (h^i One Ton, 930. For Ian than One Ton, 935. When the assay value of ores worked Is above Mist per ton, hi per cent, in bullion will be paid. Whuu l.asthau 1*00,Hi) per cent. DISCOUNT ON BULLION At Current Rates. f 1 In connection with the Mill "v have a First-class .to I CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE y. Under the Supervisiop of competent Asaayv*. No quantity of Ore. however small, will bo work) a for lesa than f3. D. VAN T.ENXKP, Manager. NVlntiemncca*. August lib. 1X16.-—tf ONEIDA MILL, BEOWN’8 STATION. 0 P. B. Z. NEVADA. 4 FTER JUNK 1ST, tuts. THE RATES for Reducing Gold and fret) Hd,ver Or*s by the Car Load, will be as follows: (•old Ores Per Ton.911 30 Sliver Oree Per Ton..... 14 00 V; t iL Hauling from Brown’s 8tation to the Mill tee.- jLl^ral Jj^dtMlnpuv made .40 Lota Of WALTER SCHMIDT, I Hi^xTiutWidgnt Oneida Mill and Mining Cw. i-" ID. H. HASKELL. T 11 M -f l TOWNSITE AGENT, l 1 >1 C. P. R. Be TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. OR L$A8E _. norms wisirwo toxkas* or ppr |i( obaae Lot* pa the town, tfi V’inne nuicra, are hereby mdifted that all ap plies titfrie for th« or 'on bn ■.inert relMiLC thereto, ebonld bn addreiwed to.the unib rniinied at Sacramento, w lib re tfifcy inn trewidepb ai|>b attention. Ihr mni*. afealao .wiltled to uattet althont delay, and avoid I aoMU I BUSINESS CARDS. M. S. BONNIFIELD, Attorney tit Law? L a I WBTNEHDCCA, NEVADA. nolt-tf

f. S. CRASS, Attorney at Law," Orv'ic*—Court-house (down stairs) Wlnne ruttcca, Nevada. Jilt! T C. HANSON, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, ii d13 BOBLAK'MEETINGS .^ar-.a... (Wjosming Brothers in '•A*5*’ MW* ^^itedJ^^L ,f g -JT. NaitAifOBB. ffeotnwot. l’iwL'h. PHOTOGRAPHS FCOM-] i -r Retouched Negatives I'iJ *Klr.iu Ban FxanMfcoo, who wU) Retouch all Negatives so desire®*. PereOilA wlshhtg thoau- Flattering Pictures H m Produced by the Aid of the PencilvCan b« ac oom luotlateal in the most flattering m snn«r. Call aotih, as my atay M short. «o-.i f. *r WOOD, Artist. WinnsisHcc*, SeptetnDtt W79,—1® I —I—r—!■ -HI" —\r\ 1 l BUSINESS CARDS. 1 73 .i. irr. D. VAN LENNEP, A 6 8 A YE R County Surveyor 1 ’•"“•r ,i.7 V. 9. DEPUTT MINERAL SWBYOE For this and other Counties.' 1 ..i.-.— i k-> OXm at th« ifMinboldt Canal B« dactlon WorIta, Wlnnemucea, Huftrboldt County, Ntvadh. Amaya ol demand Bullion mad* aireaaon able rates. del —-—■t -e-t— D. McLEAN, jSL a JE3 n, UNION VILLE, 1*EVA»J». _.j i Assays of bullion or orbs rent to me will be promptly and earefhlly made at reasonable charges. Ufilonville, Hntnboldt county, Nev. my4 tf I UMBER YARD. .j.. J> i Uv _ rpHB UNBURRIG NED WOULD RESPECT J fully announce to his friends and the public generally that he hag Opened a FIRST-CLASS I.UMB'R YARD Corner Second A Lay Streets, WIN NEXCCCA..NEVADA Oregon Pine, Flojiring; Redwood BbifiRleft, Pine Shingles, Ceiling. Shakes, Lathing, DoOrA, Windows, Blinds, Redwood and Pine Moldings, duet received A CAR LOAD OF LINS. All my Lumber is rnt at Dutch Flat/ and ia kiln dried before it is shipped, and is there, fore superior to any Lumber in this market, mvialm W. O. BtGOBD. COHOON DAWS, BLACKSMITHS '•TLrv* r ....▲TO*... i, WAG OK HAKE KS, Corner Railroad and Second Streets, WINNEMUCCA.......NEVADA myl9 tf HANDKE JASPER, BLACKSMITHS i J Ji. ASd WAGON MAKERS, CENTRAL STREET, i Opposite Freight Depot; Oppertown imMUUCCA, NEVADA. H0B8E,.!*tffLR.AND OX SB OKING M\T)» .>yv4i»ity, and satisfaction guarauieetl. tepslrlng nehtly irnd promptly done. A start I of pnptmage respectfully solicited, f i’pOti HANDKE JASPER. M. B. STAUNTON’S PIONEER,'' •..AND. ,1"; In v, e; ,i HARNESS SHOP! t* i i g CORNUCOPIA FAST FREIGHT Ui 6 7l if’dil hi .(AKliT •ITO.Vft .J ,t) PASSENGER LINE. SIOKAED MA&fili, £ropiietors /yvR 8i*ti*8 ^ttt TITATE IteJwrsaare^SRf. \#llt leave Cornucopia every SATURDAY, at 10 o’clock a. ft. Our Stork is all young and In excellent eofi dittou, and our Kuaum aU new. ,Th« ltoad over widen we travel is FIH8T-CI1A8S and acknowledged to be the only thsac* ■ouM to and from tlm Wssf fyr'tl^ ^EMf^AhlT Wlnnstuueeai o®ce-~CBHTRAL HOTILand F4BU10M STAWJt. .1 _ _ _ Cornucopia gjhee--BJ*Vi8<f CO. Stor

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DAILY SILVER ^Am M11MT mKVRAPHIC aVCMAIf Gold closed in New York yesterday •i my,. Legs! tenders quiet at 86 fraying; 87 selling. The San Francisco Gaslight Co. will pay a dividend of three-fourths of one per cent, next Wednesday. The deposits at the United States Assay Office in New York for Aogvst, amounted to $2,368,060, including $973,000 in gold. Of the silver $300, 000 was frwn Colorado, and.$$41,000 from Nevada. The amount transmit ted to the Philadelphia Mint daring ith^ftMtA was $1,409,300 mostly in fioWv a The Northern Belle Mining Oe, have deolferdft a dividend of $1 per share, amounting to $50,000, payable next Wednesday;, There was a fire yesterday in the oil V orks at Oil City, Ph., which was kindird.ty lightning. Loss, $200,000 no insurance. The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. will begin running a regular daily fast mail train to Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis and other points west and ■southwest, although tha Postmaster General says that he will not allow them to commence before the New York Central is ready. Colonel Scott tells the Postmaster General that his postal cars will be ready for the mail on Monday next. There has been shooting at the Mon treat cemetery, but no one was killed. At Milwaukee in a late gale, the bark Tanner in trying to make port was soak. The crew were reeeued, but the captain was drowned. In the New York stock market there bos been a rise in gold and a decline in foreign exchange. Judge L. Woodruff of the United ■States Circuit Court in New York, died yesterday, A cattle disease has broken out among several herds of cattle near Aticram lead mines, New York, and all have died. The Red Cloud Investigating Com mittee, which are looking into the mat ter of alleged Indian frauds, are evi dently doing thorough work, and are determined to fiud out the facta in the case from competent witnesses. The California Pioneers in New York called a meeting there on Monday evening to give expressions of their sympathy for the misfortunes which befell the late W. C. Ralston. Revenue Supervisor Hamley, of New Vork, is ordered to San Francisco to relieve Supervisor Foulke, who is ordered to Richmond, Virginia. Mrs. Norton’s motion for a new trial at Santa Barbara yesterday was over rated, and she was sentenced to im prisonment for life. I At this time Irwin for Governor has 58,301; Phelps, 30,165, and Bid wen, 28,116; total vote 116,882. Irwin as against both has a majority of 280. Tax Borax Miner of the 4th instant has the following relative to the dis covery of the remains of a man sup posed to have perished on the desert in Esmeralda county; One of these life endings which seems to lend a special horror to the traveler in these far sway mining districts came to light On Monday evening last. Mr. J. C. Cruikshank, who corse into Belmont by way of Silver Peak, in company with W. W. Niles, Esq., informed ns that they had passed the body cf a man laying on the desert in eight of Columbus and the Pacific Borax Works. They Stopped and lookfd a| the body, and found that the nose and eyes were gone and that decomposition haded* vanned so far that Identification would t be impossible.” Thkbs is nothing new from the seat of war. This is probably owibg to the fact that it has no seat, and has less reality than the materialized spirit of Katie King. The horses seized by the Eureka volunteer* are being returned to their owners, aad nothing like a hostile demonstration is reported from any direction. The Eureka Sentinel aeya the lndiorousaem of mistaking the kUMMant roasting ef pine-nuts by the frugal natives for the signal fires of a ■hostile enemy hi tea exornciatingly fnuny to be endnru4 without immi nent peril of bunting. CiVIN AMD RBfldtTS. -r-r *3 From the result of the InteslecMfe Id California the Democrat* can cobtA with a certainty on that State swilling j ths Democratic majority next year in the Preaidantial contest. Irwin has a majority ore* both of bis competitors combined, and had Phelps alone been the opposition candidate, Irwin's ms* joritjv wonld hare ranged from tf,000 to 20,000. Of the 27,000 rotes received by Bidwell 16,000 were from the Demo cratic party, which under no circum stances could have been received by Phelps, while from 5,000 to 10,000 voters of Republican proclivities, who supported the Independent ticket would have voted for Irwin if they had not had a candidate of their own. The Independent party in Califor nia have bfen disbanded and the Re publican party utterly routed and demoralized. It is not true, as some journals claim, that the suocsss of the Democratic party was due to the Inde pendent movement. It was due alone to the great change in public sentiment which inaugurated a revolution last year. The people are moving upon ths breastworks of the enemy all along ths line and nothing can stay ths flood of popular indignation until official corruption, speculation and frauds are crashed out. The galvanized Repub licanism of to-day, headed by Grant and his servile tools has become a stench in the uostrils of the great mass of intelligent* honest thinking voters of the country. To the Democracy they look for deliverance. In that great conservative and national party is cantered the fondest hopes and moat cherished interests of a great nation. The kaell of Radicalism has been souuded, its putrssent carcass already fills the air with deadly effluvia, and it simply remains for the people to bury or cremate the corrupt copse. Its death marks the inauguration of a new era of national progress, honest administra tion and good government, unbiased by sectional prejudice. Its epituph should be “Here lies the remains of the once great proud and progressive Republi can party, killed by corrupt rings and an overdose of Grantism.” A correspondent of the New York Express writes as follows from the White Mountains: “The Beecher excitement has quite died. out. At first there was a great rush to see him, and hear him, but now the fun is over, and laat Sunday bis entire audience did not exceed 2,000 people. He is to return to Brooklyn this week, much to the displeasure of the Barrens, who keep the hotel where he is staying. They have given him his board and $50 a week to stay and preach at their house. He thinks that they are making too much money out of him, and demands that they pay him $200 a week. The Barrens say this is too much, and Beecher says, All right, gentlemen, I go home this week.’ If you db, we will sue you for breach of contract; for, Mr. Beecher, you agreed to stay till the third Sunday in September.’ Beecher coolly replies. Sue away, if you like. I should think that after what you have seen of my success in the law business, that you would know better than to undertake a suit against me.’ The Barrens are furious. They say they have done everything for Beecher; that they defended him in the newspapers, and have petted him always. But they can’t help them* selves. When Mr. Beecher makes up his mind to go, he will start if a whole regiment opposes. JbbYbbson Davis couldn’t accept Mr. James Redpath’s invitation, to lacture in Boston, on a specified date the ooru ing seaeon, but it is quite probable h* Will speak there at some other time daring the next few months. In re sponse to the seaarano* that ha would receive a respectful reception in Bos ton, he wrote: I did not do the citizens of Boston the injustice of snp^ posipg they would do otherwise than listen quietly so far os they *chose to hear anyone who came by invitation to addraaa them, and be who under snob circumstances, would be offensive to bts andience would be wanting in judg ment ae well ae good breading. Why is dew like a foiling star? One la mist on earth, and the other missed in heaven. i Tm Troy goafo bafft token to eating newspapers off front, stoope. TE LEC R A P H1C. EASTEhN DISPATCHES [SPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE.] New Yoke, 8ept. 10. The Herald's special from Philadel phia gives in full anonymous letters addressed to Mr. Ross, by the abduc tors of his son Charley. The letters demand money before restoring the child, and say that putting detectives on their track will only defeat Ross' own plans. If any approach is made to the place where the lad is bidden it would be a signal for his instant assas sination. Money alone can only fetch him ont alive. In a letter dated July 6th, the abductors demand $90,000 for the child’s release, and they ask Mr. Ross for an answer to their letter per sonally. In a subsequent letter they submit a form of answer to be used by Mr. Ross in the letter, viz. Ross will come to terms, or Ross will not come to termB.” The letters are by tarns explanatory and argumentative. Henry A, Hoffman, a lad 16 years of age, who lately fell heir to some thirty thousand dollars worth of his parent's property, having fallen into bad company, became so dissipated that he cannot take care of himself or his pro perty. He has been taken care of by a society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, and the Court has placed his property in the hands |of a surrogate for protection. A jury of fifteen citi zens pronounce the boy a habitual drunkard. Chicago, Sept. 10. The storm of last night in this region was one of exceptional violence, and in telligence of accidents and disasters are coming in from all directions, though owing to the damaged condition of the telegraph wires full detaiU cannot be re ceived until late in the day. For forty eight hours Btorms have been raging throughout the northwest, and yester day afternoon a heavy rain set in, ac companied by a high wind and great electric display. The water fell almost incessantly throughout the night, and some serious damage was done in the city by stoppage of sewers and conse quent overflowing of the streets. ThiB damage, however, is believed to be slight, and it is thought that the disas ters are confined to the railroads and the shipping on the lakes. The full force of the storm was felt, and the sea was higher than at any other time with in the past two years. The wind blew almost a hurricane, and it is feared a number of vessels were unable to with stand the fury of the storm. At 11:30 last night the scow Cumberland went against the breakwater about two miles south of the harbor and was badly stove in, and is now sunk at the point where the storm struck her. She was twenty miles at sea, but soon lost all her sails and drifted rapidly ashore. Captain R. St. Clair and three sailors comprising the entire crew were saved with the utmost difficulty. The beach at the point of disaster was thickly strewn with lumber and other debris. The schooners Mann and Oesine reached here before the worst of the storm minds most of their canvas. This morning sail vessels oan be seen off the harbor waiting for the sea to sub side, so that tugs can venture out, and it is believed that some of them are waterlogged and in a sinking condition. Later reports will undoubtedly bring intelligence of some serious disasters along the west shore. FOREIGN NEWS. London, Sept. 11. Erie continues buoyant; sales, W,, now held at 18; U. 8. bonds and con sols, unchanged. Qumnstown, Sept. 11. The White Star and steamer Celtic for New York, left this port at 10 a. u. to-day. An injudicious burglar worked five boors one night last week, borrowing into one of the railroad buildings at Chester, and after la\ effected an en trance, exhausted .penciling, and pro. fane, he had his jchoice of stealing a hand oar or a disabled freight ear track. Long, long hoots after he had 1 out of right down the railroad track, the people of Cheater oould hear him avow. -A PtWC MAIX. A »ri*f A44"~ n^Nt* WnmiMCcci, 8ept. 10. Fkllow Cimtm: Yon are f*®* people in the enjoyment of proepei* on* and flourishing town, psnse a mo ment and look forward into the fntnre, picture to yourselves a still greater suc cess in prosperity, a fntnre-from pre sent indications—that will loom forth with brightness unsurpassed by any other town in the State. Beflect on the great object to be attained. He, wbo loves the town will not allow himself to hesitate for one single second of time in deciding. Look around you and at once the question assumes a position of transcendent, importance both iu the principles and the consequences it in volves. It is a momentous question for posterity as well as for the present, it is the freedom of minds now enthralled, the polishing at the present of intel lects that will in the time to come con trol the happiness and prosperity of Winnemucca, and in the manner of the discharging of this sacred trust, much depends—in fact all—on the line of action we see fit to pursoe in connec tion with this important ques.ion the erection of a public hull. An institution of ibis nature baring for its object tbe advancement of mo rality and tbe good of the citizen, is essential to tbe prosperity of every branch of business and to all condi tions of society. Honesty and fearlessness in the dis charge of duty is the offspring of a well balanced mind. Cau we reap tbe har vest unless we sow the seed V We must prepare the soil, enrich it so that when we-plant the teuder shoot, the life and sustenance it receives from our cars and affections will when it ar rives at the age of maturity bear fruit in abnnduuce, rich and rare in quality. Ouly by reason and conviction can we hope to secure the desired end aimed at. Permit reason to sesame full sway, and logically take hold of thismeasuie; weigh well the for and against; permit no prejudice to interfere, and. convic tion ultimately rushes ou enlisting the sympathies ot the people in the exer cise of active benevolence. By this consistent course only can we learn to appreciate the beauties of an institution of this nature, the flower bed out of which will spring principles of noble impulse, human happiness and universal prosperity. A Fbikkd to Winnixiccca. MARCUS C. HAWLEY i CO Corner J A Second Streets, SACRAMENTO.... .CALIFORNIA WhvlcMU Dealer* la HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES AND MILL AND MINING GOODS Or EVERY DESCRIPTION. OPR STOCK 18 COMPLETE IN EVERY Department and our price ah LOW as any bsuse In tbe State for tbe aame clans of goods. We handle none but wbet wa know to be FIRST-CLASH ARTICLES, and always keep tbe latest-Improved Marbles which are known to be good, and preferable 10 the older styles. HOLE AUKNTb for the coast of BUCKEYE BEAPEBS AND MQWSBS. Barnes’ Revolving Rakes, Tsylor Bulky Rake, Hay Loader and Rake. Hiilutt' Hostlers Gold Medal Separators, Moline Wind MlUs, Trade Engines, Kssses*-*-. S9rSend for Catalogue of our m.,m— and upon application we will give prloesto Dealers and Miners for all supplies they may w‘",.A£nLXl“ P U NOIN <T WOOD. AGENTS FOB WINNEMUCGA. NEW DRUG STORE. T. K. STEWART Ha. removed to his New Stem. Ttfro Door, of tbe PostoOee, WINNBMUCCB, NEVADA. Wbm. be keeps on hand a full sag com. P»«t* assortment of mtH BIOTS LIB imrnnw. TOILET ARTICLES, MI6CELI/M* Eor 8. «:yy. a»M anatiuon<•«!.. Tfclrd it*. Mak Ibaicuio. V N. LEVY A CO., i i MMpin»m w*m» general merchandise, WOOL, t HIDES AND CRAIN. T0W00L-GR0WER8 OF BETA DA We are peeparN to PvckiM the SPRING CLIP OF WOOL At the Highest Market Price, AGENTS OLD *76 WHISKY ....An m riunim..., WAMPOO BITTERS. WIKSUIITCA, NEVADA. daU If NEW FIRM. PURDIN WOOD. Caraer 4th .ad BrMp at reel., WIUNEMUCCA.NEVADA U'UaleMl. 4t Retail Dealer, la HAHDWARB Coal, Iron, Steel, PUMPS AND GAS PIPE, MASS AND STEAK OOCDS. Locks, Butts and Screws, NAILS. SPIKES AND BOLTS ALL BIZIS. CARPENTERS' TOOLS. Maun, r.o.., Miunls, tts. fcsfcse.SSa, COOnHO, PARLOR AKD BOX STOVES, •UMUFACTUBEBS OF TIM, COPPER AMD SHEET (ROM WARE, Agent* for tht C*Ubant*d HCBVTTLER FARM fc FREIGHT WACOMS And ro»pWt# MMrtaMnt of MAMM N Q MWPLIMEWTS. Agent* for tb« «UMo. Pnunt Bark.* g„N Wlr# myl U THE STATUTES OF NEVADA FOR 1070

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DAILY SILVER STATE. 8atarlaf..>A.>i..MylMaltv It, IWI LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Damoesoos.—Rmd Supervisor Bell sends us the following relative to the bridge and the levee, which he consid ers dangerous in their present condition: “The bridge over the Ilnmboldt and the culverts and levee are iu a bad con dition- I examined them yesterday. The soldiers packed away and burned the sagebrush that was pot at the aides of the levee to hold it np and strength en it. I have spent np to date about $175 of my own money on the roods in this district, and I am willing to spend more. It is not safe for heavy teams to cross the bridge and levee in their present condition. There muet be something done, and I think I will hove to get a subscription list and see what the people will do. Pat. Bell, Rood Supervisor. Owing to change In the road laws mode by the last Legislature no pro vision has been mode for applying a portion of the poll-taxes collected in this district for road purposes. The result is the Hnpervisor has been re pniriog bridges at bis own expense, w ithout any guarantee that the amouut mo expended will be refunded. The bridge ought to be repaired, as the up per plonking baa been worn out by travel, and unless it is replaced imme diately the lower planking will be con siderably damaged. Back Fbom th* Wabb.—Yesterday’s passenger train brought bars from tha front 29 men of Compauy F, Twelfth Jufautry, Captain Byrnes oominandiog They art ordered to Camp McBermit to take charge of that Post daring the absence of Captain Warner’s Compauy of the First Cavalry, which baa been sent to the Cherry Oreok country. This detachment marched through town last -evening to the west aide oC the Hum boldt, where they camped last night. To-day they left for McBermit to re main until the return of the Cavalry stationed at that Post. Captain Bjrnea informs us that the impreasiou vraa general op Che road that the ludian troubles, if tboae bad been any, were over. OBADMO SCHOOL Ths following resolution was adopted at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of Wmnemaeca School District, Tues day, September Tth, 1875: To all who it may concern, be it kuowu, that wa, the undersigned Board of Trustees of Winuemacca School District No. 7, by virtue of the power in us vested by tha Statutes of the State of Nevada, do, on this day and duA above named, and in regular sea niou assembled, publicly and officially .pronounce the public school in said district, a graded school; and the same is hereby divided into primary and grammar departments. In witness whereof we have hereunto eei our hands the data above written. Signed: A. Klainuans. O. B. Wauueb. Jamjw Uuckmkb. Hfcu> to AnawKit. Judge Leonard 'returned from Battle Mountain lust eveuiux, where he hae been engaged lor the prosecution in a caae of cattle stealing. The alleged thief, vaoae name is Schoonover, was held to an swer for stealing cattle from J. A. blos som. His bail was- fixed at $260, and UP to the time Jndge Leonard left he bad not been able to give ball. Tbe examination waa commenced leal Tues day and oonclnded last night. At its close 8choonovsr remarked that If Leon ard would go into partnership with him both ooukl make money—ha could do the stealing, and the Judge oould de mand him. Indians in Wax Paint.—Conductor Benson, who came down from Toano on yesterday's passenger train, informs us that white men stated at Hum boldt Wells, yesterday, that about seventy Indiana, armed aud painted, crossed the railroad at Moore'a, eight miles above the Welle, night before last, going in southerly direction. The number was probably exaggerated, and if they crossed in the night, It is difficult to understand how it waa ascer tained that they were painted. In theaa exciting times soma peoples eyes are like microeoopee, tkey magnify a great dsaL LKTTM PROM OORIKJCOPU. ImmlMr Arriviaf-BalMiagt Mag -Uaadng aad ftadag. Gobnocopsa, 8ept, 8. Edibos 8ilv»m Stats:—Since my last but little has transpired worthy of note. The qaeation of bank resumption somewhat yet attracts the attention of the citizens and all are hoping for the best. Plenty of lumber is arriving in town now. Almost every day hoge loads oodi8 in from Winnemuccn, Pali sade and Elko, and the two yards—one kept by L. I. Hogle and the other by Mr. Smith—are now pretty well sup plied. THI MINKS. I understand from pretty good source that they have lately struck some good ore in the Hussey. The Leopard works its usual force, but they are not taking out their usual amount of ore, on account of the want of crashing capacity, but are developing the mine, so that when the mill does start, which will be about the first of Octobei, they will have all the ore in sight that they can work for S( long time to come. Pay-day has not come as yet, but people appear not to mind it much but go along with their im provements as though nothing had happened. By the time snow flies, Eeiuhart, A. D. Mecbstn and Mooaer will have their I I HE PROOF STORES Done. These will be snbstsntisl and permaneut improvements. Charley Corooran has got into his splendid new restaurant on Main strset, and by close attention to bpsineas is becoming the chief caterer to the wants of the eatiug pnblio in the whole place. A SAD ACCIDENT Occurred on Sunday last about 25 miles from here on the Mountain City road, which resulted in the death of Thomas Haley, a teamster, driving team for Tbntupaon Ashbury of this place. He waa driving a six horse team down a steep hill with a load of six cords of wood, when the break gave way and precipated the load forward on the teain. He attempted to get oft bis wheel horse but his foot caught in the stirrup and threw him down by the side, and under the wagon, and the wheels passed over him iufiicting fatal injuries; he lived aboathalf an hoar. His body was bronght to town for burial, and was buried on Monday last in our villiege cemetery. All the teamsters and many other citisens turned out to the funeral. Deceased was a native of Philadelphia, about 34 years old, where he has an aged mother living. I also have to record the death of Dr. Denney's infant child, which died last Monday of congestion of the brain. AMUSKMKNTS, Sociables and deuces have plenty, as is always the ease in new mining cam pa. Last Friday night, on the oc casion of Corcoran opening his new restaurant, he gave a dance at Hogle’s Hall, which was quite a sucoess. AU the elite of the town wae there. The music by Martin, Holmes and Mathews' string band was superb, and all asy that tba sapper gotten up by Corcoran was more than splendid, far outdoing %ny thing of the kimf ever gotten up in this section of theoountry.* TBS BACKS. The race cams off on Saturday; Mathews’ bay this time was badly beaten by Wiltiard's brown. Another race comes off next Saturday. Hunters are out almost every day killing the gams in the oonntry, Steve From was j out the other day nnd cams across s young BLACK BKAK Which he suooeeded in killing, and brought it to town; it would weigh about sixty-five pounds. He sold it to D. Greyson, who dressed it aad bung it at the shop; that night someone stole it, but H being spoiled returned it next morning; but wo did not get any bear meat. David GreyaoB haa just moved into hia fine new ebop on Ella atreot. It ia as fine a batcher shop aa there is in almost any inland town. I do not think of anything more at present ao I will close. Yours, 8. M. H. i n. Abbtvsix—Mrs. Busan B. Wilkemoo, a widowed sister of Mias Lydia Baronin, assistant school teacher, arrived from the East last evening, and expects to make Wtoemnooa her home for some time. She desires to sagge a olaaa in instrumental music. Tauwi Fsopswtt.—W« learn from the County Assessor that the taxable property of the ooanty foots op abont $60,000 more than it Waa hmt year. Considering the reduced price of cat tle bad the fact that about 30,000 sheep have been driven out of the county in the last year, this is a fair showing. The railroad, are understand, haa been aaeeaaed at the usual rate—$6,000 per mile, so that that the increase is not attributable to that source. The roll ing stock, however, is assessed at a higher figure than heretofore. .i A Man Shot.—Day before yesterday as the train which conveyed the troops up the road stopped bt Carlin, an em ploye of the railroad oompany named Barnes, who resides at Carlin, wLile examining a soldier’s revolver, acci dentally discharged it, and shot him self ifl the breast. The ball entered the breast near the right nipple, and in flicted a serious, if not fatal wound. Dr. Meiggs, of Elko, who attended him, has bop*:- of his reoovery. Goni East.—T. V. Julieu and M. Siegel left to-clay for tha Atlantic States. The former goes as a representative to tha Grand Lodge of I. O. O. F., and tha latter on a visit to friends in Wheel ing, West Virginia, where he intends to capture a bride before he returns. Bkkf Uattlk Coming.—A drove of two hundred and fifty bead of beef cat tle from John Catalow's herds in Idaho will arrive here to-morrow for ship ment to the Ban Francisco market. School Meeting.—Remember the meeting at the school house to-night. Professor Kennedy and others are announced as speakers and everybody invited to attend. A Shoe king Scene at n Spelling Match. [From the Naxbvilk Banner.] On last Saturday night Shady Grove, four miles from Union City, was in the full enjoyment of a spelling match. The ooniest bad continued to grow more aud more excitiug from its coDimeocement. The audience were intently engaged iu looking at the claaa.uow fast narrowing down to a few, when they uere startled out of their seats by the sharp and sudden report of a pistol in the midst of them. This waa followed by still another report. The utmost excitement immediately ensued. It waa aoertained that a young man named Frank Williams had come up the aisle to the pew on which James Turner was seated with a young lady had placed the muzzle of a revolver to the back of his head and fired, the ball passing through the cranium. Turner fell forward upon the floor a corpse. Williams then shot at his fallen form again, the ball striking the leg of an other and producing a slight wonnd. It was stated that Turner bad seduced Williams's sister, and that she was six months eaerinlt, and her brother had pleaded with Turner to save her from disgrace by marrying her. Williams bad called him out dI the house and re monstrated with him, telling him at last that if he did not lead her to the altar he would kill him. Turner re sponded that be would not marry her, and that he was not afraid. The 6eqoel of that conversation waa Turner’s death. We ore informed that Williams* sister waa the third yonng Sirl in the neighborhood he had sa uced, and that Turner bad remarked that he would not rest satisfied until he had ruined four more. W. F. STEVENS, BRIDGE STREET, Wlnnemucca, Nevada, ....piai.m a.... I MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, VARNISHES PAINTS, COLORS, WINDOW GLASS, OILS- TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, POCKET CUTLERY BKUSHK8, STATIONERY, TGjJAOOO, ETC.. ETC. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS For Msdleal Use. Pruut|Aloai Cmtelly Cootpomnded W. r. STEVENS. SETTLE UP. A S I r E8IRR TO LEAVE THIS COUNTY il (or lew montbe tbe coniine tell. I dm elie to eettle up my burinen* before leering. All pMMM baring claim* n*lmi me an* re. queeted to prum** tbe hum, and all thorn* Indebted to mg Mg nqueatod to call and nettle tbejr account*. JAMES MANNING. WuuMmucca, Augoat IS, I8Tg-tI MISCELLANEOUS. f __ __ 7 IT IS Al| /ili/l¥TAni .At r ESTABLISHED PACT .AMD* CONC EDED UiV t. j- f v'/ f-i I j ....BY SIX THOSE.... BUYING GOODS E. REINHART A CO. ....out ran on.... Better Goods BUT THEM FOB LESS MONET f? j i a f ■j f MU OF UT OTCTF.... House In the Country Ta thoM not apprised of snch fact, w« again proclaim fj f j DON’T BE DECEIVED 1 i f J V- a •••SO TOsssa LITTLE REINHART, Ha aaya if be has not got the way to win yon, ha will surely sell yon Goods Cheap Enough io

CAIN YOUR CUSTOM, And from what aaerybodj aaya HE IS AS GOOD AS HIS WOBD

TRY HIM! And Save Your Coin. E. REINHART CO„ Bridge Street, Winnemuoca. mhfl tf A CARD. A T THE URGENT AND REPEATED RE xV quests of the principal Merchants and Miuing Companies of SILVER CITY, IDAHO, akd ricurmr N. LEVY CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in General Merchandise Have perfected arrangements for doing a GENERAL FORWARDING i ....AXDog. Commission Business. 5 I MT Freight will be forwarded as PER ORDER of Customers, with promptness and dispatch. MARK GOODS CARE N. Zj. db OO. Wlnn.muoea, Ne». Wiua^mucoa, August 7, 1878. auT lam N. LEVY k CO. I CENTENNIAL NOTICE. I mHlS IS TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM IT X may concern that the only persons au thorised by the Board of Oeuteunial Fair Commissioner* (or the State of Nevada to act aa Collectors of Mineral Specimens tor exhi bition at Philadelphia are HUNKY K. WHITE HILL and W. Fit AN X STEWART, and that all such specimens placed in their hands will be transmitted in due time to the said Centen nial Fair. This notios la mads to oorrect any misap Cilieneions which may have arisen out of the t that another party, a person bearing cre dentials from the Nations I Board aa a Speci men Collector, has preceded Messrs. White hill and Stewart in some parts of the State, canning (no doubt unintentionally) the im pression to prevail thst he is collecting in the nama of, and by authority team, the State Board. (Signed) C. C. 8TEYXX80N, V. M. YKIUJIUTUX, H. F. HICK, Kneutlve Committee Nevada Beard of 0» t mated Owamttetoueru. am* lm MISCELLANEOUS. i -S3 v» t t, t -i -t stsj't, J, E. SABINE, •$S» WATCHMAKER JBWXlIiSIA, Bridge Street, Winnemueee. i r/». CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY/ FANCY COODS, TOYS, ETC. nil 5 v; ;’J |/i j. f T-s.!,' FURNISHING GOODS, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, i Family Groceries, CIGARS, TOBACCO, FRESH CANNED FRUITS.

By the Bag, Gunny Sack or Oar Load EF"Gooda delivered in any part of town free. fel tf P. W. Johnson A Co. FORWARDING t«R if Wtaasaaassn, Nat.

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TRAVELER'S' -GUIDE. Arrivals and departures of trains at Winnemucca Station: GOING EAST. Express Train arrives at 10:40 a, X. ami leaves at l(f34 a. x Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. x. and leaves at 10:45 p. m. Freight Train arrives at 12 X. and eaves at 12:45 p. m. going WEST. Express Train arrives at 3:20 p. X. and leaves at 3:35 f. x. Emigrant Train arrives at 7:30 p. x. «nd leaves at 6:15 a. x. Freight Train arrives at 11:50 A. X. and leaves at 12:40 P. x. 8 taxes North. From Winnessuooa to Silver City and Boise City; Idaho Territory: Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 a. X. and arrives at 230 p. x. From Winnemucca to Paradise V al ley^ leaves upon the arrival of the ex press traih from the west Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after noons. Saapp’s Express, from Winnemucca to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar rives on Thursday and departs on Friday ot each week- _ MISpELLANEOUS._ Assessment Notice. Badger mill and mining company —Location of principal place of busi ness. San Ifranelscb—LoOatioa of works, Bart lett *Cteek, Columbia District, Humboldt tounty, State of Nevada.—Notice is hereby given, thar-at a meeting of the Board of Di rectors; held-on the 18th day of August; 1875, *n assessment (No.'2) of twenty.aveeen*s* pay tne delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale; O, SPENCER, Secretary. Office —Room 59-, Merchants' Exchange build ing, California street. San Francisco, Cal. At meeting of the B. ard of Trustees of the Badger Mill ahd Mining Company, held aa above. Assessment No. 1 was rescinded. au22 td O. H. 8PENCF.R.' "Secretary. Assessment Notice. Arizona silver mining company. —Location of Onidnville. Hnm hoitlt county, Nevada. Location of principal plaoe «T'business, Sms Frsueteeo, California. Notice is hereby, givsn. that, at a rwet.ibg of the Directors held on the Tweatioth A)th) day of August, 1875, an assessment (No. 4) of 1 «de dollar .(*1) per share was lettod on the Capital Stock of the Corporation, payable. Im mediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretory, at the officeof the Company. Room Ko'.'ll, Hayward's building,1 No. 4ieCalifornta Street, San Francisco, California. Ally ^ock up on which this assessment Shall 1 remain unpaid on Friday, the TweHtyifonrth (24trla) dav of September, 1875, will be dhlip* qucnt, and advertised for sale at public nun tion, and unless payment iR made before will a«Uk o* FRIDAY, the FIFTEENTH (15th) DAY OJ*O0,n>B8R,THt5, to. pay thw delin quent assessment, together with costs adver tising and expenses of sale., WAP. WUXI'S, Secretary. Office—Room No 17, Hayward’s Building, NA. 419 California Rtreet‘,;HiB Francisco, Cal. aug 28-td Assessment Notice. XTQSEMITE mining company -LOG.A M. Mot of principal place of business, Sun Francisco, California Location of works liumboMfrcounty, Nevada.—Notice »s hereby gtretu that at a meeting of thejltaard of Direc t rs, held on the 20th day of July, 1873, an assessment (No. of twenty-live cents par share was levied nrtcm the capital stock of tire corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at hlaofflce,' .3JO Battery s!*oet, Ban, Frtmclfco. Caltfsrnin. Any stock upon'which ’this as'sesstornt sliall remain unpaid on the 2‘Jth day of September. ISTS/Will be delinquent, arid advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is wa^B before,'will be sold on th4 ’XrOTTCE |8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Xw Tsx on Proceeds of Mines for the Quar ter ending Juno 80, 1875, is now due and pay u jle. at my office Jn the Court-house, in the county or Humboldt, and that the laws for ft# cells* Mon will be strictlv enforced, j JAMES HT7CKNKR. Assessor. Pfinnemuccs, August 13,1875—tf STAGE LINES LTVERT STABLES. JAIMES IMaYiNINC’S HALf. $TAJ*EE UPPER WINNEMUCCA. CONVENIENT I and comfortable Stable IntwfVw Winnemucca. The proprietor WI1]IBP“J91“9 pains to give satisfaction to FREIGHTERS and others who mav favor him With their patronage. The Stable is always supplied wjH> the werj’best Hay and GrtHto C6 betWund in the Anrrket. He keeps regular JOBBING WAGON running to and from the Depot, and all orders for Hauling promptly attended to. In connect!** with this Stable he has estab. lished a LUMBER YARD, Where he keeps on hand Sash, Doors, Win dows, Shingles, Shakes, etc., and all kinds,of Lumber, at the lowest cash prices. By st^&t attention to business he hopes to receive a liberal patronage. JAMES MANNING, mhl3 tf WINNEMUCCA uvm AND PEED STABLE. Having rented this well-known Stable, I would mogt. regpoctfully an nounce to the public that 1 am prepared to i n* 0 -J iji *1 ViOO Feed and Care for Stock ...,0V ALL KINDS, AND.... rw 3JT7-J TO LET HORSES AND BUCCIE8 At the Most Reasonable Rates. delS lm CHARLES A. DrSAUSSCRE ■tnsrioisrvi ll e A ....AND.... MILL CITY Accommodation Stage Line, ....fob FAST FREIGHT PASSENGERS, Carrying th. United States Mall, and Wells, Ffcrgo 4 Co. Express. J> il AT M JteJfc FAKE,: SB 3 I GEO. M. MILLER WOULD give notice to his friends and the traveling public that he ha* established a Stage Line between Unionvllle and Mill City connecting with the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. CJTAGES from mill city to union. vtHe leave daily immediately slier the arrival of the Eastern-bound Passenger Train, and arrive at Urdonville at 1 o'clock r. p. Leave Unionville at fi o’clock a. m. and ar rive at Mill City at 9 o'clock a. m., in time to connect with the Eastern-bound passenger Train. Now and comfortable stages have been pro vitfed for the comfort of thetravefinjf'poblic GEORGE M. MILLER. Cnionvil.9. January 1,1875. del tf IiIVER^ 213 i UJ AND FEED STABLE A V/ 5. CECRCE M. MILLER IS BTIJX HOLDING OUT at his stand,’ and has fC ccntly purchased large additions to his iplcu did assortmau t ol ,.;iu w u’> i *5i CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, WXTHt FIRST CLASS STOCK. .1 r:r. 4—L— W SADDLE HONAEfi TO LET. KTHorses Kept'and Boarded by 4he day, week or month. •J To Let at the Most Reasonable Bates. Buggies and Saddle Horses Can always be had at mv Stable* In 5014. CITY. Especial care ’•rfltbetaken of transient stock. GEO. M. MILLER. Unionville, January 1, 1875; del tf The Celebrated Stallion M DUROC!” WILL STAND AT DONNELLS* I DWEU Ranch, in Pleasant Valley, Mr the SEASON, from the 1st of Wr.y to the la* of July, at $34) per Mare, to lie paid *V the end of the aeaaon in cash c." appryvd security. The stack 1a David HU1 and Messenger, deed pas ture will he furnlahed Mares at the Ranch freo. Care will be taken to prevent accident, but the proprietor will not, be ronponaibiB Should any occur.. M. DONNELLY. Pleasant Valley, April 19,187*—lit. WISHES, LIQUORS, CIOAR9, ETC. f customers. fftends and the l.nbu. ta hi* mperiOr stock of wins*. Liquor* and Cierars. The TRADING RGOM of this Saloon in ah :X3«SSir u,‘,‘ 'sHSCfeiiLAStotfa. m 4‘ .-ifS^U, county ofUnmbolil. M d^ndant*. VI by said pl»h» M*'b mJi t>0*rt. unit the HI In* t thmfrom. to *u tkne l»uauc«of -i#"lthe rrovisb'ns fotcr a meChhnhw (le tj,« gtll( of auta for aenrlpw rendered byh nil"* >f th.lrin*tanca andrequert. i*:»,ii«l rB?&r£ »s«saaES2sc lowing -Wacribed pwv«tj. to cl.0Utniu« .bunt 3b MNlW acm, and mor nartirularlT dewcribed In a obtain mirvey p"1! u. r, Tui Ij-Diwf. County surveyor of SfSuSv! *hA ..n,;d;:u J04 ‘idk JOB. book B of nurveya. U» the Sffof tin* County Becorelw of Homooldt county, Nevada, reference bring th'-retinlo ha!ut>r a mar* particular description, together with the wate r liuhts and nrlyiletjo* Coliuert. I ,d therewith harrte.fort• nnl‘"f i„«eel by the sale! defendant*, the Oakland OeiWaad Silver M and M. 0e».; also that err. t.ii> building or superstructure situated upon said above ikbcnbed piece of land, cotutuouiy 'known a* tfo fagtt Qa»rt Mill. and wua timeaa* the Oakland OwM niiei b»lv*r kail and Mining Company'* yuart/. Mill, and aU and singular the machinery, erectienu and i» i.iwveiwentje Ihetvui or thereunto Ir.ouffmg. or in Miiiwiseappe rtaining. Including engine-, batterv, p*i>*- rettlora, mfltfctor. be tier. rebel, "halt,'fitting leads, ilupIiuieliUt, and all other machinery anirarticle* therein or c. unbctad therewith; wi**-, that ryrtwtu teuiUiug elected and u*eel f* run assar office. situate upon sa! t piee-e of lend. »bn th* TWKNTY-SKV. KNTM DAY OF, yCTOBlilt. A D. lSi'S. lb' same be ing a day of a regular term of said . and 0. li. A iters, elcft ndatit*. Notice to lien la!manta. *T-3w Assessment Notice. OAKt.ANT) «nf,t> AND Bit EKK MIXIXO Company.—LieaU.n of p-.iu>-lp*i pla> c of biiiinstu*. San Tran. Non. Cillftwil, tic* of work*. Indian NkdH Diatetct. Horn bojitt county. Slate of Nevada. IMfiV 1h hereby given that at a meeting of Hie U'eidef Dwvtlur*. held OU tlo*. .‘d m» A and 6. bio. 2»rj lb>ntj,oijii^ street, «*n Kramlrou. Cal. Aiiy M'k hpon whirl, till. aeaeMHaaeiit .ball remain impaid ou tbnrmUy. the *t!j day >f October, IhtS, will Ve* dellnijunit. and a*lvcr Hud for Mile at public auction; and ntilves pay ment i„ made before. «ill 1* avid on Kvt day. the 2fth day of t»« tot»*r, 1W7*. to pay the deliwiurut aaMNsammt. blether with wo.ta of advertising and i un i,*-, of sale, lty order of the fn.aivl of IBn-rtora, Wll, 11 jVAT-OX. secretary. Orttrc—Hoonis 5 And r,. Jfo.302 Montgomery street, San Praaidsco. Cal. aot-td. __. d Order to 8eU Real Estate.

IK THE PfSTKKH’ OOHRT OF THE 4TH Judicial lnatrlc-t if Ketada, iu awl be the County of HumbnlJt. L I n the matter of the Batata of GEO Xf. IIOLT, Deco ward. Uruer appoiaflynr time, aud place bit h' a ring application to Hell Ileal »f*fe. and diner, mg not ire #o begirdi. On reading and Min* the petition of ft J. lionulleld, li, creditor of tali! l atafe of (law. W. Uoit littv MMk praying, fw "nurd.* te wdl i real i tdere, lajul it |p»>ea»liig lie r drum ami frota of. or erliteiico, an l th» flle harnn. a Mat U. ta uet*»'&ry to mil th. i whole of th _• Real Estate to pay the tJlOwar.ee to tho family, tka> ih btH uuiHtathttugairiinal the la. UuailHjIdteoiiuty, on the TWEJP Trmi RAt OF ‘mm EHfiWt. a. p tms.St JI eelouh a,*.. Uaan and there to nfiow cau* oy auc h onlir ahouUl uof be m.Mli **'l* thla order be piibllal.ed >n I he Silv>m Stats, a newapaper printed and publlaheit in add Humboldt county, et Ua»t four Hiieoe.wee week a pn arietta tl> ea.d Hon teuiber Wtta, 1«78. p Rated Adnuanoth, Rrs. H auliuw, WM. BySNIFIEJLD, Judffe. Stockholders’ Meeting, OmCK OAKLAND OOT.D Atffl -Mill Mxl Minin# Company, Hmi Kr*if. ci*co, AuuUat X. Ii75.~ An adjonmi-d mxi tjua oftlie rtpi'kVdtfxn* of the abovx-naaieil« vm ^*fy, for Itaxtatton of Trnatoxa tor iii, xn *3,n,dl1“'ntI'j-Un tof iht OTrhjfany artrt thiPxv tloil of m,.,Htataa gold coin, in. gather with cost* and dlsbitrseniant*. atuoinit. fttg to the sum of Two fftnldred Rtid Fiv* iO-lUO (fjni in 100) and accruing tom*, i h»w on this, the 17tli osjr of Angus!. a. l). levied on and taken In execution the foil oak. described property. ti> a it.: Sixteen Hundred 'l.WSi) Feet of that cert*.*, quarts mining claim, lead or lode, known located on the (Jolcouda ledge, lea l or situated fn Hold K> n Mtutug District, comity and State, the property of avid fendant in and upon that part of said tbil*,*. da ledge usually And emnmnnlt known a*ip First South Extension thereof, located owned and governed by the' Alabama f r%*rd ami >\irt of all Priifttr ond Chronic Dim stum. Cm*** of .Wrrrji. a nd M* Stxaui To the AIKMnt. T)». W. K. mHIRHTV l,l»*»*wv thank* to hU ■iunm>i>« ]«t(etit* tor tn*if f«*-« man#*-, mol »>«M li*A»- th*> wj remind lb*»n that h*' i'o»tiu«o« to cnriMiJI- hi* liortttuf*. for the car* of chronic »fl*r*i** i of tb* Lump. LWcr. Kbluer*. Obpwklv* *»l (it-nlto-t ruiary Oriraca. *n l all Private Wo eaw*. rf* ttyphfM* t« alf 11*form* sm»*»«« and *U th* b'Crid cow** onru r .ad Kb'* n*y*. etc.; m/UIH bo® ’hot bi» l«>o* car* i>l *Mco***ful praotfoe will continue to la.tir.. rmi *h»re f n 1,1 K»w**p* ami t ChlQ «t!ftn, he t* enable*! to apply ’hw* l>" mercury.. bar n^!*rife treat* hi* patient. I” ‘Orreri .ml iwwcabl* way.** b*» mArrn-. of mwiu tbmablc veracity from »*•,,f kl,',wr': Mlbv *rtd hf*b«amtlnfl ln»«K.btr. AU partly cotwnlUa him, by letter o, HVnrlw. **11 rvMv. tbr Nat and nttbat treatment and ln»y>lteil **cr*H-7. To Fomnloo. tVb«n trm*\e I* Ut tronblr. or ■mirtrd with *m 7$ tfw l"'™1*’? to**r 'jJj? ►b niUl or writ* »t out* to tb* nlt-j fSSloSUa. w K I' .h. rty, *t W» M«1W. lOMimto. andrumoH him li*r tronbht j klul diL dolirwcy jir* v«iit yiw, j tmt ltntnMl»t*lp.»n.l«*»ryounM.lfr.* Buiikltil ibAwIm a)i4 Alt ?l»rr«>l Ijoll' i, wbp* iWlrtb bopltb or oth»f X^prV’-td^t *n *n tMr funu:>-* *n«t»M writ* or PotUrfi la l uiuiiutiin! of unit* of *1* room*. tbrtSio e*u b* con»«U*d wiU*» f«M of oiNHCYWtbW. Xf t #rrmp*mt"»»» PptUpU or f*w*l*)^rwg4r* tli* ouiutuB *tul arftrtr* miff “obr*? tbHr r. p. ell* Jr****. *nd who mtull wrttta. .mtomont of mb ta IW* met to holuttiM ix-ntonwl Inttnruw, rvtrpo •'dolly ***Ttrvd tb* ^Mr. tton* will b* b*ld m.-t-orod.tu ^fld o^' If tb. **tt* W -fully *nd rwodldly iM-r^unkl ropiuiPPlowUop will brnru m W.fnu-ttou. for . will b* fordrwrd*1 wwm tWUp. »nd ibiwh mwai* m taron^”!VI,». of lb* put pya* of tb* buy or p*r> mmwtv r.«. I U,«*uU*0^» (bp Wt-r «r lvrni*ii>!»t€ur taiix***®4* Uliu a ir-tU* HirfrY^Tlle. Krtnfaal W.Mkuesa, N.-rvna *nf th»Ma*«*1 ornan*. ma Thin lltttB »rott fotrfalBt* tttf»imi**,0" r >tIf, »itnivs-fffrj irasai ^.■3^ 10-1 y baa rraacw*.'**