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THE CHICAGO YACHT CLUB.


Anothor u,cotiue Of tho vhrionh Jaeht-owners
In tbe city vss held al tho Sherman uouse last
eycn,no. for tho purpose of affecting pcrtna-
mont organization Of Chicago Yacht Club.
nonuty.Sberir bradley occupied tho chair. aud
Cnpt, j. Z. Farrow oiliciatco ha bccretars. There
we're present larger representation OF YACHT
ovuors than 1T any previous meeting.
Tho Judges Of tho toeent yacht fhce, Mr+
Rrindivillo and Gan. A. c. Duc.s, submitted
report of tho lime made by tho various compot-
ing yachts.
According to tho report. The first prtze waa
awarded to tho FlecsrinB. owned BY Hs'
Bradley tue second to tho Annio Louisa Ca
roy, oHnod by John Faro" the tn!rd nfi3o TO
tho Zoo. owned by Capt john irinu:.1!to m SH.'
Miller. Tho juIaca also declared Al! outside
bots on, and directed thu stakeholder, tho lion.
Louis WAIli to haud over the prizea in accord-
Ance With their dcci3on 80.
rcpeat tho rnce noxt Saturday, over the samo
ent1sncs:feo euIsnt was fixed ~ bcioro ~
s5, tho entries to be c!oscd At moon
on Friday. Tho cntiro purse. consisting Of cn-
trance-teo aud douations, will bo divided into
nrixeB in tho Hasne proportion aa IN tile last
raco. AIcasrs. a. q. DncaL franz ". Went
worth, and William ". Dntes weEo then elected
jntlsos, and Louis VAIL was again designated as
John Triudiville T. II. bradley. John Farrow,
ThomaB L. Miller, and Z. H. Martin wore ap'
pointed Committee on Regatta 10 arrango for
ssako.hpatB, attond to printing, and atton'! 20
tho bneinesa arrangements Tor the race. Tho
Committee wotc also directed to mako arrange
ments for tho conveyance OF tho Judges aud To-
| pottsra to tlle race. -.-...
Tho meeting Then o1octcd Charles D. Peacock,
| Thomas E. Miller, and Jamos A. Wiison timo.
Keepers for tle raco In case Of tho inability Of
! either abovo Judges, tho Committee OH ArranEo-
mcnts were authorized to appoint Gons1omop to
| till their places.
Tho Yacht Club then orranlzod with r. W. 8,
I}rawloy, J. E. C-amor, James neorgc, aud J. f.
| Far1ow ID COmmittee OF Orgepizatton. with IT,
| etructlons to report Immediately. After Hhoft
,occsa The Committee adopted tho rules OF tha
| International Club with a chanRo Of tho name
| to tho Chicago Yacht Club. Tho Commlttne
aeked for further time aud tue Club adjourned
for ono Hcek TO hear their report.
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be represented In thts yssrs Convention. sIo.
bito, Charleston, basHnnah Now Orleans. Mem.
phis, baltimore, Boston, pelna, Montgomery
Norfolk, Anguats. Ntnhyle, Wilmington, ,l,.,..
lotts Cincinnati, b.. Louls, New York, phI1alcl.
pills, Athona, Ga Galveston, and Louis Wills,
The totnl number Of da'sRates is bot~nen %
14,-Baysnnat1. Now York, and Mes,phia
being uoxt In otaer. Tho rrosldsnt having heen
notified that nen. joe johnson, Of Vii ,iua,
tho Hon. Hobart Toou,ba and 1sn. 0er1Wr, OF
stated tic fact to tho meosnR and It MRS rc.
solved upantnously to fnv.to them to p&rtiepats
III tho regular de1feratsons. Tho meotin; oi
the Convention will tako place At II q. III. IT,
morrow,
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THE clTT-HAll.

Thers viii bo tncoting Of tho Coune! this
uaa,t, ,,,,iau.tho rocn,citr.nta choo.a rathar In
boid a matinee on tho sidewalk.
As =,
Nobert ODonheI ana feter soRnt' t"o uu'
licensed plumbers, wcre fined $40 zach yesterday
by Justice Kaufn,anu, on complaint Of tho Board
~ pnb1;, ,yorts
- A's nu,u, ,. ,..,
bids for tue construction o, 4.Gl3 feet of pipe
and br,ok sewers In tho South Division, aud
= s,o a., l., H. N,-tI, niya,on
o'aa' '''. :" .'' A's4'n
Mayor Colsln yesterday receiyedthe fina' notia-
cation OF the municipal banquet giyon By the
I,ord ,1ayor of 1onfnn. On The 2o1h of the ptos-
nt r,ant1, rII 1,aaa ~ of,c,,1 co.tumes IRA
en' n'onsu' 1"'' u'''e " "t4a1 e
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kpee,ai Dspateh to Ihs CHI ea7o 3f'o""e.
FAsr sAo,nAw, Mich, July a7.-An adjourned
,ooatIng ~ the eslk manufaoru, .ers Of the saRi-
nav valley was held in this CT ty to-day. Tha
mset,n1 w.s held for the purpose Of periecttug
an organization, tio nucl.'us VI whloh wAs
formed II Bar City last weak, to regulate tho
price Of uslt. It was shown 1t th . Meeting to-
dny that fifteen firm. hsd not s!Ened the s,tleles
Of assoclstion. aud It WAS decided 1 to holu A.
other meeting ). DAy City nsa InesasIt @ sna 10 70
thnss rbn hnys not signed the Articles. Failing
In this, tho combination will 10 ssRAndonod'
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A4zhV**NtF 0F 31ssSo*1'4ssoF
An adjourned meeting OF tho Board OF Edu.
,.un, "a. ,,td ,,xt nicht. prosfdane Rtcbberv
s"a ~ ~ 49,. II u..H ~. ~. on,v ,no,,},,1
IN sho chaf' u Il. ueeo "A7 @ao oo'5 n'onoos
absont. .....
4 communication was road from City-Csork
rorre.t ntst,oa that the appotntmant OF blessrs.
Bul!ivan, 51ith. nad English ~ ms'noefs OF tho
Doard had boen confirmed, aud that they had
.h, a.. ,.th ~ orH,. r,hA communicative,
'"A00 'so .o'A o ~. 80. ~, w.
WAS recetved, anu tue now Nempess 1oE"aHy H.
yited to their seats. ,-,
Mr. EulItyan was appointed mamhor OF sllo
foiinwnr Conu,ittees AnparRtlls Aptl Furniture
pi,H;a;s I,4,;r;.rss ETeninu schnoIs. Buocial Euuds'
Sfsat Jt,5 tw.tta f!l.rt achrnl and Wuui,
nsEeet lI1uat! o1uoot' -. o..!''" IT el1u!s ,
el on tho following comnltttees sehool.F Fund
Property. Examination OF Ioschers, Normal
School. Evening Schools, Special Funds, kinze
School, oGuen School, aho A1efbon otEees
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"Clem" fosolat liaa Hsc'y 'Hllo" at hin
Union Club rooms in McCorIuick'a block last
ayopinp The interior OF tho apsr,mept h.u
h.an ,',,,v as.cr,hed In tho column. ~ ,r"~
49," .u' .,'.. t,'a,. II, ,,,, ,,.,.sSs;.u aA
1hsntNE, 30 1nat tno'o ~ Nv "cee0s''s tor To-
capltulation.
Tho invitations extondcd wcro pretty general
,nl ,n,,,rnccd almost syerybol7. The onlr
',.,,,,,.,o.,t ...,,;,,o., o,so,, ,hnso .bun,r,
ptom'nen' Pons'es' po''one "noeo eDoe''ss "aa
noticed were Mayor colvln anu couht5' treasurer
rh, t]iuaa nj Hf,lc1n'an bonrd nnd who drank
"1gsn,,s" ..;r. .aro ur n ITa.,np she,Ir
o' "'1s "o'o ~. I,'.1.,' -. " 1." T...s 1921
Ashe", commissioners l'nsaok' 'oaes' cteM'oso'
Quirk. Waterman, sounet, culle1tou' and white ;
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IT wtTHpNAwB FROM THE EASTERN ETATES.
Thcro hnvo boen rumors prevailing on IhSa!lo
strcot during tho last fow days TO tito effect that
the (ilobo INSURANCE Company of this city Was
10 trouble, and that they had boon ordered cut
Of ths Ss&tca Of Now YORK; and Massachusetts.
Az such rumoFs regarding the standing or local
companies nro sprahd abroad periodically. thoy
always hnvo to 10 taken with good grain OF
allowance, ~ In mont Instances they hrn started
BY jealous compstitorH. Yesterday TRIBUNE
rcporsos called on s1r. 8. =. Walkcr. tho Secro-
tary Of tho Company, 10 ascertain tue truth or
fAlsIty Of thesc rumnrs. Slr. Waller admitted
that tho Commissioners Of New 4ork and
Massachusetts hnd boon In tho. city and
examined tho Company's books. They found
fault with some OF tho securities, especially
thoae OIL property oute!tlo tho city limits. They
however did not complete tlleir examination. Aa
t4oy we're informed that tho Company intended
TO withdraw from their States and all other EhHt-
ern Status. having coMo to tho conclusion thai
IL would be mora advantageous to 1t II it confined
Its buFsneHs TO Bucil portions Of tho country as
did not teq'sire such heavy expenses fof agents:
etc. subsequently, meeting OF the board or
Directors was held nt which tho folloHing rcsu-
lutioua weTo passed
Hesertd, That. in view o the nnprohsolo character
nf tic business of this Company IN TUG Sew Etganat
Board Of Directors tint 1! "a best 10 Withdraw ~
ageucea and discontinue its hHs!ncsa thcsen. To
that end r0nnlttf1 pI tHfeD viii UE
power 10 consider ths mn,tar nose luy, AMI to tnke
ts proper sicrA in tho most 1Hltefoua md eeanal
manner tn efoct sach withdrawal
| The Company has thkon this atop, not bocsuse
! tho commissioners were dissatisfied with homo
Of ita Hecuriien but becauHeits Eastern business
! haa Rways boon vory expensive and nnproft-
able, while tho business in Chicago md tho Mest
generally has beeu exceedingly profitable. Thla
atop was decided upon before tho CnnmlsB!oil-
ora came here 70 examine tho accounts. The
loaaes in tho East during tho last fow years have
been exoeediogly heavy, by tnr exceeding. thu
receipts. Tho Company, by withdrawing from
these States. atrengthons itfelf Sery materially,
largely reducing its lines md rlaks. In other
respects, tho Company is strengthening itself.
For tho past ak months It has boom gradually
restricting itn agents to the safer classes OF riskn
and reducing its lines in this city. The capital Of
this Company Is unlmpaiEcd, and. even admitting
| ita asseta osoood tho capital stock, ~ witt ba
| seen hy the follow Ing etntement.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A meeting for the promotion Of holinea1 will
bo held at tho Foundlings' Homo this afternoon
as $50 o'clock. The Aey. Mr. EEduAn Will load.
Tbs Sunday .echoo Of ths Scotch Presbyterisu
Church will hold picnic ut Prospect Park to-
murrow, eay!ng Wells street depot 1t o;lo T. m.
Tie Third Unitarian Church Sunday school
holds picnic al River Forest to-day Tratns
leave tho Wells stsoos depot 1t 915, IL, and 3:45
o'clock.
The fifteenth annual picnic OF tho st. Georges
Society will be l,e!d at Turnor Park to-day. Cars
Ieare Chicago L Pacific Railroad depot At $50 :.
nj. and p. N.
The ladoa q the HIRhland p,sk Baptist nd
Presbyterian Churches will provide Refreshments
for the Young Mons Christian Association pic
MIC 1t that place Tomorrow.
Tho "Du1la" Of tho hoard Of Trade aud the
insurance nina will plAy match game Of ball 1t
tho White Stocking grounds shsa aftornoon.
1ame commences As o'clock.
There will be concert At St. Paula II. E.
| Church on ThuEada5 evening By chorus aeleoe-
el from the cholts OF tho 81. paui's Church,
| Tomple Ihpklst Church, Hslated Street Church,
and Fulton btreet Church.
A Abattallon drill Of the First RoRtment /. s, g.
| will be hold It the Exposition Building this
evening, rho members will esscmblo Il the
Armor1 1t 1880 o'clock sharp. Tho Colonel COM
maudlng will drill the battalion.
THE BRIDGEPORT STENCIL NUISANCE.
| TnYtN1 the kATIEA IN Tux c0rRTs.
Tho Criminal Court vAs ysste1dAy morning tn-
,Aded by crowd OF Bridgeporters afflicted with
sensitive olfactory neryos, who were present to
take part In tho trial OF Joaoph sheEmin. H.
dicted for maintaining public nuisance to thst
part OF the city given to .hy sloughs. s'auEh.es-
houses, gIus factories, and other necessary aud
unnecessary oyils. Tho courtroom Wa crowd
ID. aud tho ar psryadiug 1t had 1t least an tln'
,ginary odor. which was BY no means pleasing
TO tho sensa OF smell, Cousidsrab's slmo WAS
speu. In impanelng tbs jury BY tic atsofnsys
VINO seemed to Tis ~tth zach other In testing tho
eyerybody who had over passed through ur,dXs-
port and had Inhaled tho pssiumes growing out
of its Leading Industries we're excused By Mr.
Anthony, counsel for the defendant, On the
otheS baud, ths States Attorney WAS CAREFUL
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T1nsrs unpoih. ...,...,,.,.,,,.,3 st, ,sGs. q
HeinHnr rAnce reserve III 90. .t.

Tbs capital stock Of tho COMPANY ts 5000 900.
There IL no renaon in the world why tho WITH
lrnwhI Of the Company from tho Eastern statea
should In any Nay impair tue conhtlence Of Tho
reop]o il tho iuatitution. The ollcoEn Of tho
Company arc mon of honesty and experience.
who would not romain with 1t for atnomont II It's
finances wore not in good condition, or II they
felt themseIyeB unable to moot NIL obligations.
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CRENiTAUL8 ACTION u LCHIoH GELHK,
A meeting Of tho Boclsty 1'union Bulge xAs
held on Monday It their rooms. No. 42o 6outh
caual street, for tho oloosIon Of officers sud
transaction Of other business. Tie election Of
officers resulted "a foloHes
pFesidea!-U. DemAts.
Viz Psktfdent-H, L&hrun,
lSeerst1sy-O. DalcouSt.
,4.'C.-A. hlnlskopf. \
7r&aauFtE-Thso. Francois.
ton.sa,ssuytt+-F. i. IAmbsFt, Eag. Not&a, =. Do
lAids.
some time sEo tbs Po8s and Mau named
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4 Perfect. Fitting Boot OF Shoe
can s1wAys h obtained II Wisuxll dtesnes, No. 70
ststs or ISL sttssss. Ihey cssEy large
sttct. and uud%gstsud ths public want
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rsaoJ oycr sgo59oS> 500 92Ao0
TSana on collateral security ty.......,.,. A. 0D1G0
frtorrst accrued On loans u, $500
limited gases CoutIs market value, ,.... kS1i3,hD
Wat Chicago park houds, market rauo.... 47o1s.cd
tsot roortgago Son,,s, market value. loooo.oo
National Bank stocks. mast&Q value..... IT, 000.W
IL, cstato owned bY COMPANY. .,........... 3t0.G0
Cash In hands Of ngtnts, and city premiums
in cottrse Of cnlloeton '..'...' 1n1m.t
CsHh In tonkE and In o!icc. ............... 9tu3aH
Bills receivable for 1nhrinu rra7ninms,..... lh6J!.77
er dets duo 10 to Company faecred}.. 6rt,s2t.1 10
Duo ffom ohor companies fnr retnaurlnre. 2,1tG.5Q
turs. etc., 100000
$I14,ar1,na
Losscs unpaid s6, sG8 27
HcinHnra1,ce reserve 2aa, o.. IS
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0ufkb a Furor

haa heea created BY Tho EimHood and Warwick COL
lalv. Gsutlsneu who would moi hsretofoFs wear
pssr collars Lsvs tried than With 10 mach satsfso.
tlon thse they continue 10 thou. ~hs Others viii
hpa that theas coAsrs can 10 worn louges than Any
Qthel2
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Tbs 0ormaniA Maennorchot will givn this
{Wedneeany) evening summer nights festival
At tho Lincoln Pavilion. eornor Of Grant and
North Clark streo.s. and invites all Ito members
aud friends 10 attend. Tho entrauco-feo is
merely nominal. for the sake oz kcoping control
ut tho gates. The Gerfoania Ii ono OF our oldest
institutions, and all embellishments given by
tho Alaonncrchur have been Of Tue highest order.
Afscs the concort thore will to hop. Tho pro-
Rsamme Of tue concort will bo Is follows;
f'.pFince Frederick Carl March r........, .zickon
y tOycstnse-" notannude e"............ y. .Hchubcft
T. Frsi via dcs Aoers stsracaucs
.. "IIugusuot4 4"-pokpnuEri Meynrbcer
T. Heson4de-Dpuslc qtlartcte ............ ..Aet
s. Thousand and Gnu Nights S-Naltz... STRAUSS
"1;..a T. :::;;,: pe1ss't Waans1
r. "zur Wald 1-Duuhlo auaFtettn. ........ Tach.rch
0, "Nlgoatto !-Pot1onrri. Ver'li
TO- aDie Volt IL 10 scho0n .EscIes
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Sensible Idea.
Rather thalt Glve credit commissions etc., the CT
cAgo sgcns axes largo discounts to al who buy tls
fayortts Weed sewiny.1nachuo for oil caah. Thay al
sell mail .onthly payments. 2o3 WAbsah ayenu
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DEATHS,

HTAFLRY-Jnly 70, Of qulns5, John 0llnous, 10 n ii
william and Margaret StanluJ, aged il yoagB AMI ii
months.
FupeTsl from ha Eea!deueo Of bis o
WrigttHood aud Lncnl Ars, to-day {July IT., 1t b. m
by cArrtagos to 0rhcs1and.
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tps that youx child may u burned sosdsd tonor.
rowf II yoa would Asss hia lns, kesp DAusys Magic
ii psin Extfastos N ths ho,tss. S cents. ~
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any money In refrigerators and !cc-boxoA Duy Eha
Jewett, and YIN haye tho bnst. Watkins, as stAs
strre is selling At cost. Tie Sample Cook and Unioa
nnn0o afc tho cB$.
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spr1ne Lake :" Magnetia Water,
By Buck 4 IIsy0sE. mAkar1 Of tks ~ Man coloSnA
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ianos and Organs.
4 larse essoft nens OF now planoB md organs u
rant, eccond.ha nd plauoa from $50 to s9oo.
". y. K1MnAII,
Corr, Or Btato and Adams stroots, ChIcsrJ.
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Rapid Trhnnlt.
Tho transit Of the teeth from sountneaa to decayih
very rapid unl&.r the sction Of gritty tooth rowdc
The only savai Ion for fragile teeth IL That puro snl
fragrant vcgetal ,lo f1uld sozodont.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

From the Detroit Tribune.l
1t was only two days ago that Jones,
painfully aware of his inebriety, en-.
deavored to conceal it from the public
by buttoping his coat mp very closely,
imparting an abnormal stiffness to his
knees. and tripping over his own heels.
He stalked up to- n street car, walked
briskly in just as the horses started
forward-and instantly tumbled out
backward. without unbending a muscle.
Straightway he recovered the upright,
splashed with mud, and entered the
car and seated himself beside an ac-
quaintanes. making no sign Of his mis-
nap. Presently he turned to this in
dividual and queried:
=" Klishny"
No. :"
He considered moment and then
asked;
!" OffetracAs"
mo"
More refection-sleepily then again
RunoverprespiceT"
No."
SplosionY"
No."
Somnolent cogitation.
Any ACCIDENT"
Not at ALL"
He took this piece of information,
and concluded he must be very drunk
indeed. Anxious 70 cover up the fact
and turn the matter of respectfully,
he shortly turned again with the bland
observation:
I" Well. If ia anone that woodent
got out"
He blinked of into an Unconscious
state after awhile, then woke PIP :"
with his eyes wide open. to show that
he had only been thinking. lie rode
on about mile beyond his street, and
was finally taken hoMe in . hack.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

CoyTINUED.-We learn from General
Harris, who returned from. Golconda
last evening, that the case of the Stale
VS.. Wilcox and Shaiier was continued
until the 18th of October. 1t is moi a
Z aliminary examination, but regular
trial, the Justice of the Peace having
full Jurisdiction III the case.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

CoLoRED WALTERS. - A number. of
colorsd waters for the Palace Hotel
pass here daily on their way from the
East to San Francisco. Yesterday
shere were number of women along
Nth the men. Tney 10 to act in the
capacity of chamber maids The total
number of colored walters intended for
the hotel is $50, of whom about
75 have passed West, aud the balance
are expected this week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

Ore WORKED. %. K. Stampley left
for home on last evenings train, with
a pocket full Of money. the result of
two lots of ore brought here by him
and worked at the Humboldt Reduc-
ton Works. The ore from the Million
air worked $3.50 81 per ton, and that
from the Governor Bradley Sl99 So
per ton. At the rates now charged ut
the Works for reducing ore, this leaves
fair margin for profit. and miners are
generally satisfied
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SPECIAL TICKETS. The Central Pa
elfic Railroad Company authorized W.
II WEIGH, their agent here, to sell
special tickets at reduced rates, from
Winnemucca to Reno and return, on
account of the State Fair. The tickets
are good TO. all trains arriving at Reno
from the 81 to the 9th of October in.
elusive, and are good for return trip
until after October 18th. Tickets for
round trip will be sold at ST.. The
regular rates to Reno and back are
$50 so, or $l2 rs each way. Many
persons will undoubtedly avail them
selves of this reduction TO visit the
Fair, and probably go to Carson and
Virginia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

In forty-eight hours cough may be-
come dangerous but within that time
any cough can b. cured by the tise Of
Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar.
Sold by all druggists. Piks's Tootheche
Drops curein one minute. sep22-lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

PERSONAL. Nathan Levy left for
san Francisco. Sunday, to attend the
Jewish holidays Aleck Middleton,
of Battle Mountain, arrived here yes
to-day, ON his way to Paradise Valley.
Tie big man locks as healthy as ever,
from which we infer that the water at
tire Switch agrees with him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

BULLION COMM. - A. j. Shepard
was advised by letter from South
Mountain yesterday. that So bars Of
bullion weighing e.3i7 pounds had
been shipped to Wiunemucca by the
South Mountain Consolidated Mining
Company. last week. 1t was thought
that no more bal ion would be shipped
by the company until after the assess
anent, levied some tims since. was
paid. but this proves the contrary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

BULLION SHIPPED. The Humboldt
Mill and Mining Company shipped
yesterday TO San Francisco. one bar
If bullion Of the assayed value OF
$3.50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

TRAINING. Several horses. runners
and trotters, are now training here for
the races next month. Montana has
two or three he intends tcSnter, and
other parties, whose names we have
not learned, are airing their nags daily.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

AGRICULTURAL EXCHANGE. At reg
alar meeting Of lilo Agricultural Ex-
change. held at Leyy u 80. s store last
Sunday evening, tao following officer s
were elected for the ensuing term:
President, NJ s. Bonnifield G. of O.,
Thomas Lawson, Caller, /. S. Bow.
man; Case Keeper, A. w. Siegel; Um-
pira A. Gintz; Teller and Cashier. 1.
n. Levy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

JEWISH NEy YEAR. AT shutdown to-.
morrow, September 29th, the Jewish
New Year-Rosh Hoshonah begins.
1t is the 5,633d year of the Jewish era.
The festival is almost universally cele-
brated by persons of the Hebrew faith,
and lasts tive days. On the 9th of
October, the fast of Yom Kipnr the
day of atonement-is kept, and the
children OF Israel fast from sundown
on the 9th until the first star is vsable
above the horizon on the evening of
the 10th.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

The Base Metal bonanza It's
Lecaiity--slabs of. Mstal Weigh
ing Several Tons I'm Sight-A
Description of the Mines.
q From General Buckner, who has
just returned from trip to the Anti
mony Mines, discovered recently near
the salt marsh, we learn the following
particulars of the mines and their sur
roundings. 80
THE MINES
Were discovered and new district
organized this summer, by William
Graves, an old resident and prospector
of this county. and Wallace Goodell.
who was candidate for the Legisla-
ture in Churchill, year ago. They
are situated in timbered range north
of Guthrie's salt marsh, almost due
south Of Winnemucca. The formation
in which they are located is slate. A
dozen or more hedges have been dis.
covered. in all of which high grade
OF anthony ore is found in quantity.
At one of the mines f,da4a
SLABS OF PURE ORE se
Which would weigh sever al tons have
been extracted. The wners intend
bringing one of these slabs of metal
to Winnemucca. and presenting it to
the Centennial Go M missionersi for ex-
hibition at Philaaelphia next year, pro-
vided it is not too unwieldy for such
a purpose. There is ,4.a -
- PLENTY OF TIMBER,
Principally nut pine, in the mountains
adjacent to, the mines. Our informant
says, in fact, it is the best timbered
region he has seen in Nevada. There
is an inexhaustible supply of salt q
short distance south Of the mines, Mt
what is generally known as the Hum
boldt salt marsh. owned by John
Guthrie. With means for cheap trans
portation between them and the Central
Pacific Railroad. the locality would be
capable Of supplying the Pacific Coast
with salt and the whole United States,
with anthony. There is an excellent
natural road from Winnemncca to the
mines, though Grass and Pleasant VAL
legs. but the distance is SO great that
it is feared the ore will not pay the
cost Of transportation by teams to the
railroad at this point.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

EMIGRANrs. - Seven cars, carrying
260 emigrants, passed here last night.
The pilgrims were pretty jolly crowd,
and didn't appear to care cent whether
the Bank of Calffornia resumed or not.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28


THE ALLEGHANIANs. - This taller ted
troupe of Vocalists and Swiss Bell
Ringers will give an entertainment at
the Court Honse this evening and to.
morrow evening. The press and the
people in all parts of the country pro-
nonpce encomiums on their per-
formances, which the New York
Tribune says ARE the very best. =
They will donate to the School
Fund for the use of the Court house,
the use of which was given them for the
occasion in consequence of there being
no other suitable hall in town. The
concert begins at Pm. Go early
and secare seats. Remember. the en-
tertainnent will be at the Court. house.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-28

A III KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
n neatly exerTttd at this Office,