davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-22

TO1eeube biGise
%OGSz, 'SugenOidrittn
nn0 HOmaue
fne 5n bdben tn oaen beutfhen
Su@banoluneen in ben
TereiHi9teu Staaten nn0 Gana0c.
Grj1blnngen BON 6nitap Nicrib.
Sn biibi6e Yappocdel nit Diuslin.0tiiden
gebnnoen a % Gents.
Sas gfantred,t.
Die Sepprtirfen.
Die MfSfpdnbercr mad Mfrffa
Gdneieer nnc @eiger.
Gbriffopb columbus.
Sldrus unn Maria.
Brand BON Sbn,burg.
HnredDt Gut gehetbef ntdtt.
pie GrftneunS oes Npr3sllauS.
Die 6~rpRmutfer.
Ser cite sriessr unO fem sobn.
S's 1plelmMble. - Der fleins Gamartf'r.
Die Daiie, ODER cine quite sbat inbtt oft auf Grb'n
1ton ibren Hobn.
Sebanna. soer surd sadt sum ei1t.
Ser drtte Opttfrieb.
Der 3oui9 mnb Der WIner.
SdS aleeblatt. - Srei Geihihten. l. Der ireult
5isnsr, o. Der Bladder unb ie'n 6obn. 3. Die
piaurenm1nnrx.
Die Gufsufs,ubr.
Sacob Enb feline G6bne.
Gr5ablungen Dpn Gaipariis.
Sn biibldje Banpoedef nit Wtnslin'8itden
gebnuoen a 25 Gents.
0efd,td,ten aus benz Gpeffart.
Der gd,nlineiffer unn fem Epbn.
WtrdRburg duf Der Sdtan3.
Golfsgeididten.
Sn bibi9e Pappbcdel nit Wnslin.8iiden
.gebnnoer1 a 25 @entS.
Der 3fgeirder, bon Glaubreht.
gdredensiabre.
Die 2tumme BON Dprtfcf, bon 0laubre@t. nno
Sobann BON 2epcen, Der p~ropbet. Bon
Nobert 6eroer. ,3uiantnIen in einem Bud.
@efd)idbten heS pfarrers @iebsntifcb. BON
aart 5tober.
Radbtlaser in Granada. Bon 81. gorben. limb
Ea%nnbdnier. Bon Norbert 6irte. 3uiammsn in
einefn Banb.
qariisr Eausentd,ts. nnS
enmpact Da~sabunsuS. 3ufammeH In stnsm
Bane.
, 1875-09-22

WESt9 wv Ubtp wv " tb &kbtbt
wane pro Sane IS GENE.
/. Hanb Der Iette Bpmbarbfer. yloosne bon
+. 80. badlGnoer.
1. Scr Observation-Disclosures. Gr,dbIuns
ppn Balouin MDabauien.
o. Eie 6lauen unb 0elbsu. Denejuela'
nlides Gbaratterbilb bon Jriebri4
a osr saab etrasturs's. gatsrIanDi.
i6er Jtoman pon beribert Nau.
Q. Demtidblancs Gbre. biitorii&sr Ro.
man Don Berno bon Duied.
6 Das 1eftament Deter peS @rpRen.
3toman uno Geihi6te pon &ucian Der.
e. Der elephant. aomifder Roman bon
VI. .. g8interielo.
as. Der fissenSe 6pndnter. bitOri.
i9sr Stoman bon u. u. @ra@Oo9sl.
TO- ole OdloaSiebe. Cine Gr,dbluns aus
osm alten Berlin, bon Osore Dill; unb
DRemefS, Criminal $ Gelhlbte bon
Jriso. Griebri1. 3uiammen III eintm
II. @srr eetoa. Criminal . ROman BON
Gmil 0aborian.
H. Swei beitere 8~eihidDten. Bon 4bplf
MtiNbslbnr9. 3Uei ZDbne.- 5erDs
bias. 3ulamnel in elnem Bano.
Is. Der tolle oans. Criminal : 0el9ibte
BON VI. StredfuB. llno Die @pbne
Barnepelt's. 6iitorii4er @Onlan bon
S9miot : gDsiBsnIels. 3ulaininsn in
einem Sano.
IA . Nm Enron nnb 2eben. 6ifOrti&sr RO.
man pom 6eors 6iltl,
u. SIM G9fenffer. SociaIsr Roman bon
6rieorld DeritGder.
l. @dbriele, nas 9Beib he8 &pieIerS.
Criminal : gtousue bon Is. pitapal
nno Die GranetirenrS, @r3allun9
aus benz oeutlG . tran5oiihen Rrie9e
BON 5risSr'& Gsritadsr. 3uammsn
in einem 8ano.
u. Gin 0ermprfener.. Criminal. Wopsus
bon ), .. b. Serimt. DAD 8prffbGus
poer Die wi!oe Sa9o in Der pfali. Gus
iammen In einem Banb.
10 SeremiaS une bic fd)pne Sincen;ia.
Der oerr bee panieS.-Brau Gps
den.-Dte Serlcbte.-&esine. Gr.
jaDlungen BON 1saria bon Oilers. Sue
ialnnel in elnem Sano.
gu 20. . Der 5elS ppn @rj.. Bon.I. G. Brad.
oooel. 3pei 8Gnbe. =
81. Dte alte f~paniidbe l~irfunee, Don @r.
maui limb DaS osipenh. ,@piloos
aus benz oeutIds franj0iiben Grieet
bon D. g. bon Debenrotb. .3ujammen
IN enem Banb.
n. Bier Slltben unh cine 9rud,t so.
belle BON 98ilbeim Shmibt.- q plpmbd.
yloosae BON Qrosper Wlerrimt. gu.
tamrnen in etneln Bano.
n. Gldujence Sabnen.. Ronton bon Nua.
Silberltein. liter Bano.
- @iGnlcuee Babnen. ,Noman BON Nua.
Sil6erlteii. 2ter Bcnb uno Die epnms
brinst IS a ben Gag. 3uiammsn in
elnem Bano.
%. Die Barcnin. Ronan bon Gussn De.
oenrotb uno mi ~eiferner Sanb. gu.
famnlen in einem Bano.
&eMnNA 6ak
, 1875-09-22
9aus in Deutidranb:
Rnautb, Nad)uo & Ribnt,
2Aisstq.
60 Mrpsemt.

@nten Igelten miro cine Gommiiiion be3ahlt
fir ben Sertauf BON neuen tno lebr populGren Vii6ern
pom elmer Der beoentenbitem Subieriptinnss 5irmen i'm
Ganoe. 50 Builder fir so Gents So Bid fir 81 20.
8ein 6umbus. Ntan laile id unisre Gireulare fom.
men uno f~ber8ense I'D ielbit. @oreiie q. o. 9or 529.
bnrt'N"N "oun 4Q9!Soe3
, 1875-09-22
Sin bemerfenSmcrtbeS Sud !"
lrtbnr's lesteS nnb gr0Btes.
0efubr!!!

ooer: Serpunoet III benz SoauS zines SreunoeS.
Oieies nplencetffe Merf Dieies Yeteranen Der
ameritanil1en NIterat ur bat ais Worpurf eimen De.
%9enltano, pelber ous lpciale Seben unleres 9e1amunteu
Soltes beriibrt ulo 9iebt eiuen ldredliben ueberblid
iber nebel, needles es blpsltelt. QiuRerprcentlid,
ipannenc nne aufre9ene, ipirb es pom Nlen nit
Sest.roe seleien weroen. Sliuffrirt une id,Dn se'
bnncen. gSir Iinp'entlbloien, bas Bud in jeber ga.
mile pes Ganoes einjufubren uno oiferiren nod ME
eagepefeue Sortbeile alien mGnnliben unb ipeibli.
den Sublcribentenlammlern. g8ir perlangen iiberaa
I9enteiI unb ldiden gratis auf gerlansen Beoinsum-
gen rnb belhreibenne Gircuiare. 8. N. Gtpbear'
n. Co., 1928 Gbeltnut Str, pbila. 40D2m3.
, 1875-09-22
SDatt'S &ebenS'S cliam.
Gin me0iainii4es Munber.


Rbeumattsrnus. Nsuralsta, @t6t in ibrem fdltmmTen
stadium, Serpfeln, 85ntss. 8rantbeit, @rsipslas, ate
Sei1miirs nne bic tbltmmfsn Jdas BON 8lutfrantpei.
ten. sr0bs S6tpdds, esssr, une Ntsrsnleiesn. sfias-
tpuru, &c. ,. pirb anfs Befiamtefe burb eieisn 8pnis
auer Wsin,gunBsmtttel stbsils. Derislbs TT jretanb.
sransi8 Sabre ttnbur6 pom pablitum erprObt, sat
5unertfauienee Don 5alen gepeiIt uno eurtrf nsts,
penn na1 Woritrift 8snpmnen. ST elm fGerss 4stl.
mittsl Don 5tfsIn tn auen ~tsilbaren 6duen. eurirI Die
faulfsn alisH Sei&~ars. islbf NO Der 8np4sn loon an.
s%eIreen III.
9patt'S 2ebens.Balfam eurirte Serrn 8. q. con.
map, Iragoeen i'm part.3beater ju Brpoflpn, ". D.,
pom drenti9en Nbeumlttsntus, na1bem berielbe pgns
Grf0l8. Won ben porslsliGiten &er3ten &urUpa's snb
4merita's b~stanbelt wprben mar.
pDdtS Sebeu6sSalfam eurtrte Serrn V, U.
spap, Dpdmaffer NO. III WaptiOn Str., Don etnem
8etabrltten Weitpilr, natpem er feds Ntpaa,s TIM
broadway 3pipttal mar unb bort oils ~untelbar erfldrt
purpe.
Spatt's eebens.SaIIam bette Germ 5aepb Wctt,
StIet No. 242 Sreenpit Str., non eiuem i~erSfpIpien
Ssi6wure, nobel bic 5aulntB f6pn Bis auf ben 8npGen
seerunaen mar. 5err U. bat irabrenb is Sabren uad
s%sihsRsaer 3stluns fstns 2Dtsberbsluns Der 8ranIaeii
%.rIapren.
Spatt's ..eebens.B alfam eurirte Serrm gotaiam
Sprtnssr. No. 1883 Srppns Str, p~pafaapis Don sat.
Den @eitf ees 8ranten idcn perpirrt' bate. Der @e.
nannte fcnntt ntdt ieune Sanb gum Appfe ertebeu ami
mar %pabrsnS prefer Wfsnats ans Yett %aefefsIt.
81 baben IN Der 5aIpts Office, GAG @rane Ctr, nab
tei apetbetern i'm NlGernetnfn, au 81 per Jlah6e. Srts
5lal6sn S..
Ssatt's bsrabmte @eiImitteI ftnb:
Spatis uufeblbarer Qebens.8 allan Az ST.. 40.
Spatts IA b., bctpslt fartsr 2ebsus. Bal(am, Al
St.25. - Spatt's Yulmpnte Baliam, pber Der Sbwtnp.
iu6tteen Nrsuab, 3I S1.00. Spatt'S Spt6 4iat.
msnt. ~untsblbar fir eepen unp S6mersen js6er Art
| 8Vpfpeb. Snausnba, Gatarrb, bu 25 Cts.
9Denn obtee aritfel atht in eurer apOtbefe pber an III.
rem plase sa baten limb, 70 wenbs man lt brett an bas
Central Dspot 246 Srdnefr,, y, 9.
0eipin 3. Spdtt d 60, @teentblmer.
nsbsraa bin per srprss Ssrf&tdt teim baIbsr
Sreeno. 13m2U1an
, 1875-09-22

xBebfeI auf msbr ais 200 Der bsbsutsnosrsn etdbts
In europa.
@elb. Mus,ablunsen burd Die Npftdmter foiuie per
telegraph nab auen @ldbsn in Seutidlano.
Deitsrreid, Der 6dppei3, 6ouanb, 9dnemart. S6ps'
ben uno Norpesen. oen GmpiGn9srn frti ms baus
~seliefert.
Grebit'Sriefe fir Reifenbs Jur Ssnusuns in allen
sr6Beren StGoten Der alten Welt.
GinfafGruns pOn Grbidbaftem unO EUrssrnnsen
iebsr Mrt in allen ~laben @~urOpa's.
IerfbiFuns bon @atern uue ~ade:en nab
EUROPA.
Derjpnuns antommsnOer Glitter in s0tp gorf, uns
MISUNDERSTANDING ~oerielbsn mad benz SnIanos.
@urppGiibes @elb aaer @rt sefauft uno p%srtauft.
, 1875-09-22

4aaRzRs1Es pulti(dsr GlupO,
StsiItu. Araeritaniias poa-D % mpfi1iffabrts-
Mftisn-G eieuidaft.
stetttn pia Gppenbassx.
a. sapt: CAPT.
s""s".''t J. = y s' : 8 assa as, aasstt. s. 8. s asssls.
0b {dbrteni
Bon New.gDrf: q. N. Mrnbt, Is. NprtI.
9DaitinstDn. 30. NpriI.
Son Stttttnt gDaibtnstpR, q April.
5urnbolbt, 10. Myrtt.
GranfItn, 80. MprtI.
DdHaaesYrefe:
1. &aidis @pit 6tO0. 2. &siute 0sib $72.00. Swt.
f&snbed GoIs $3U.
&rsurfOnstidets auf Elm Sakr ehItts,
1. Salute @slt $i70. Q. 3ailte 0sls $1SA Hwi.
tsnbed Cob $50.
Ben Ststttn vita 8oyentastn. Mntw waA Ster- BORT,
1. 9atiits Cob so. 2. Gaiats Gslb $50. 3. Gaiate
Splb SEQ.
SwifdbeneeeR oDn Gtetttn. $3@ 9urrencs.
2tnpsr untfr 10 Sabren bic 5afts.
gDeaen 5ra@t nag ben 0ffeetdfta tusbtfsnhtrs uub
paddes ptnoe raan fm ar
SbS. Mammelsbere 8 Co.,
3fiaas Re. 10 Srsabwas.
, 1875-09-22

n. u. rs. Bb. Die &ainssei6en. Rotuan BON a
VI. badldnoer.
-. u. 30. Bb. I'm esepter unb Rrpnen. 3.itru.
man bon Oregon Samaroip.
Ser Norb : Mnterifaniide 9plmeti6et
unfeblbare Ratbseber
fir Giuipanberer uuo G~insemanbsrte.
entbdlt cine tnri ssfaBte lnO fir Ssosrmann oerftdnS.
Ii6e
.@rummattt Der ensltiden Sprade,
nebit @nleituna in turJer 3sit
obne eebrsr ensliib ~ipredben unS fdbreiben ~
lernen;
auBeroem cine
bonfanbi9e W ufteri a m mIung
Bon 8riefen, &ednuneen, Quittunsen, @ontratten.
9De61eln, MnueiI un9en, 3eitunassM nnoncen,
BtibGftstarteu &c.
Giebenjsbnte Mnfaae.
~appoedel 9ebultoen, 50 Gents, nit Sober . Riiden,
80 Gents.
Sic Contribution Der Ser. Gtaaten,
rebit erlduterln9en uub asihibtliter Ginlsituus
Sur ~ipe5ieqen 8~snusuns fir
Otntpanoerer unb S6ulen.
8earbeitet bon Suliu8 Setn.
Sritte Mufage.
GebiAte
bon
2nbmio 1tblanb.
us Sehen spo., bt1tirt, 81 90. Glesnnt s%sbunoen
nit G-lhsrefuns, $1.50.
Ser am1erifnniide. Taitetens8 ader
poer
Snftructioe Mnpeifmne
CUR @nfsrtieune aaer @rten
Baiteten, Sorten uno gierrabre,
BON E ito Griebri6, prottiiher paletsn : Bidder.
NtreiS II Gents.
, 1875-09-22
6eimatb un6 Erem6e.

Ron,ane unb @r3dblungen in srob 6uc. Gor'
mat elegant brohtrt.
preis pro Hanb SO 0enfs. @sbunSen In 2etn.
wann pro Bane IS Gems.
, 1875-09-22
Wssntsn psslanst fir bic
Sefcbicbte Der Granger
Seape9mm9s

Varmerfrtee eeaen bic MonUpOIe.
f6sn Bsrtdl Der 8antpfe Der amerttanil&en 5armtr &c
Gen BITE @rprefunesn Der @iisnbabn. @elslfdaftsn. nsbH
elmer @ei3i6ts hss %llriprunso anb BrstiGritts bee Nr-
eens Der Patrons VI Susbanbro.H Sebs pertduRtt.
Wian renbe f6 fIr prcbe.Sremplare Bebineunesn , .
an National ~ubIifbtns 60, DBL, pa. 4gD;isp
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

BROTHER SHELRMAN, who shed GAL
Ions of briny tears for his pastors sake
during the scandal trial, is now in
England replenishing his supply of salt
water in anticipation of new trial.
He recently attended an aristocratic
church in London. and astonished the
Britishers by asserting that Beecher
is really more cautious in his relations
with ladies brought up i'll his church,
than is usual among the clergy in Am
erica" and now the English are Won
dering why there are not more scandal
suits in this country.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

The INDIAN TROUBLES. "A gentleman
who left Corinne night before last fur
nishes the following relative to the In
dian troubles at that place. There are
bands of Shoshones, Bannocks, and
Utes, numbering altogether about nine
hundred, camped within few miles of
Corinne. A few days ago they mani
tested disposition to become trouble
some, by shutting off the water from
an irrigating ditch that supplied the
town and surrounding country with
water. The people became alarmed,
sent their women and children to
Ogden. and organized for protection.
They put out picket guards to watch
the red skins, one of whom got drunk
and accidentally discharged his gun.
This created great deal OF alarm; the
pickets rushed into town, tolled the
church bell and aroused the citizens,
who Immediately prepared to defend
themselves, but the Indians did not at
tack the town as it was expected they
would. The authorities telegraphed
the Governor for troops, and Governor
Emory responded by sending forth
with company of infantry from Camp
Douglass by special train. The troops
were provided with camp equipage, and
looked as if they intended to stay awhile
at Corinne. The supposition is that the
Indians are acting under the direction
of the Mormons. This much is known:
Elder George Hill, an old Indian Agent.
who speaks their language huently was
in consultation with them few days
ago. An outbreak is apprehended by
the Gentiles generally, but it is proba-
bic that the presence of troops will
avert it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

THE Carson Appeal of yesterday
says: The official account of money
and vouchers for money in the State
Treasury is as follows: Coin, ST.
pa So; coin vouchers, S104, l13 33;
total, Sl66.32 GO; currency. $780,
094 80; currency vouchers, $1,106 81;
tota., $57 POI II. Bonds belonging to
the State-Nevada State bonds, $l04,-
600; California State bonds $50, 00G;
United State bonds, $3.50, 500; total,
S4l4,5OO."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

TROUBLE WITH CHINAMEN. - Yester-
day afternoon the Humboldt Reduc-
ton Works commenced working con-
centrated ore from Galena. The
fumes arising from it while being chic
ridized was not agreeable to the Chinese
employed about the mill. and they re-
fused to work unless the mill was
run on different ore, and the result was,
that every one of them that was dis
satisfied wa' discharged. James Suth-
er!and. the Foreman of the works, was
around last evening getting a new
crew, and he hopes to be able to find
some Cinnamon that are not SO fas-
tidious.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PEsoNAL. - County Assessor Buck
ner, who has been to Reno on bust
ness, returned to-day. u II. McMil-
Ian, Foreman of the Vanderbilt Com
pany at Oreana, is in town . Mr..
Harry, one of the original owners of
the Rye Patch mine. is in town.
William Woolcock, who has been TAX
ing look at the Goodrich and other
mines in the East Range, returned to-
day apparently well satisfied with the
appearance of the new mines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

TIE Tribune has the following sate-
ment of business transacted at the
Carson mint during the month of July:
deposit of gold, 16, 1881 ounces,
valued at 1906, O8l 46; deposit of sill
yer, 296, G45 32 ounces, valued at $349,-
O04 81 - total deposits 313,097, POI
ounces, valued at $685. SO; coinage
and bars manufactured, $26l, 1868 32. "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

MACHINERY ON THE WAY.-By letter
received from Chieogo yesterday Cap.
Comins is advised that the ten-stamp
mill for the Goodrich mine, was ship
ped from that place last Saturday. A
plan of the building is being made out,
and the lumber will be ordered imme-
diately.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

In the Iowa State Penitentiary the
convicts are not allowed to read any
thing which will inform them of what
is going on outside of their prison
walls. The Warden scrutinizes care
fully all correspondence passing in and
out of his hands, and nothing in the
shape of newspaper of the day, nor
any book likely to convey an idea of the
progress of events in the world@is per-
mitted to reach the inmates.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

WHArTHE INDIANS SAY.-The Piutes
are well posted in regard to the threat
ened outbreak at Corinne. They say
n bridge has been burned in that vicin-
ity by the Indians, yet the telegraph
conveys no such intelligence. Naches.
Chief OF the Piutes, talked of going to
the front to-day, to use his influence in
preventing war.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

In the recent great storm in Switzer-
land, near Geneva, man WAS killed
by hailstone striking him on the
temple, and another had his wrist bro.
ken. An extraordinary number of
small birds were killed by the hail; one
person is said to have picked up 500.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

LUMBER From BoIsE. Five OK teams
are on the way from Boise City, Idaho.
to Cornucopia with Lumber. The
teamsters were unable to dispose of
their loads at Silver City. and started
further south with it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

The RACE TRAcK.-The new race
track is being leveled of, and will be
put in first-class condition. team of
eight mules are used in blowing it mp,
aud span of horses and scraper fol-
low up the pillow and level off the
ground.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

THE New TELEGRAPH.-The poles of
the new telegraph line from the depot
to Purdin d Woods store are being set
up, and the line will be in running
order in a few days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

A CENTENNIAL SPECIMEN.-M essrs.
Oglesby and Mace left at this Office to-
day specimen of ore from the Hen
rietta mine, Silver Hill District, near
Wagontown, for Messrs. Stewart and
Whitehill, the Centennial Specimen
Collectors. The piece weighs two or
three pounds, aud is plated on one
side with horn silver, and on the other
exhibits the character of the country
rock in which the ledge is situated. A
piece broken from the specimen as
sayed $40, 600 in silver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

FLOODED STOCK. = NJ. Doniey of
Pleasant Valley, has taken a lot of
blooded horses and cattle to Austin.
The Reveille of Wednesday says be had
arrived at Davis ranch on Reese river,
aud speaks of the animals as follows ::
Mr. Donley offers splendid inducements
to sock raiseIs desiring to improve the
breeds of their animals, and his stock
comprises the finest lot ever brought to
this vicinity. Persons attending the
races, on Sunday next. will be afforded
an opportunity to view Mr. Donleys
animals.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

BULLION TAX. - County Assessor
Buckner gives notice that the tax on
the proceeds of mines for the quarter
ending June 80, 1875, is now due and
payable to him at his office in the Court
house, and that the law for its collec-
ton will be strictly enforced.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

The American rifle team is coming
home from Europe with $150,0O0.
which they have won at target shooting.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

FREIGHT SHIPPED. --0ns of George
Bakers teams left here yesterday with
10000 pounds of freight for South
Mountain, Idaho.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

New SUPERINTENDENT. - Captain
Bledsoe, late messenger for Wells,
Fargo d Co.. between this place and
Silver City, has been appointed Super
intendent of the South Mountain Con-
solidated works, vice S. NJ. Vessels
resigned. The many friends of Cap
tain Bledsoe in these parts wish him
success, and hope he will have the
mines paying dividends before many
months.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

Nor EXPECTED TO LIVE. - G.. w
Rutherford writes NJ. s. Bonnifeld
that Morris Price, of Unionville, is
very low, and not expected to live.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

CONVICTED. Burns, who was
arrested yesterday by officer Pryor with
stolen property in his possession, was
tried for petit larceny in Justice Davis
Court and convicted. He was SEN
fenced this morning to thirty days
imprisonment in the County Jail, and
is now keeping company with Rover,
who has been alone for the last few
days. Officer Pryor has found no
owner here for the napkin ring found
in Burns possession, and he says
he brought it from Ogden.
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} South California 3, ~
This Mornings Board.


1895 Ophir G61l, IS, SO, 10, 691s, 69A
10, 69A
765 Gould Il Curry 2514, 251., %,
247s. 25% b 10. 25
920 Mexican "a, 261l, 3719. 274,275s
27a4
1870 Best & Belcher So. 5SIs, 50 b 30.
50, 591s, 60. 50 b 5. 50 b5, 5S11,
205 Savage 40, 14l, 143
175 Chollar 1l6, lis 10, 118, 1171s,
1l8, 1T
$40 Hale Il Norcross So, CT, 60
30 Confidence Is. ~
$50 Grown Point 3711s. 81. 81 b 5,364
36L
1853 California G51s. ST, 69H h 3o,66A
80 Con. Virginia 327, 1913, 327
100 Billion So
225 Sierra Nevada 1917, 10, 1872
90 Exchequer 900. 225
100 Justice 1885, 1877, 1870. 1873, 1876
IS5 Yellow jacket l02. 1903, lO2
555 Belcher 80, 2ss., 2S11
225 Alpha "a. 2ils
so Caledonia IS. 2724, %
2l0 Julia 231s. q
1105 Baltimore s. b5
s75 Globe 75c. 75c b5
1915 Imperial 1874, 1871
300 Empire s, 50
30 Kentuck Is, i75s. ~, l71s
l65 Overman "A. 741a, 70
i55 Lady Bryan 2js, 2
125 Succor IA
GOO Buckeye |
1905 Union Con. II, 1917. l0s4, 112s,
~
1405 Silver Hill II. 1914. 1928 bio, ~
1873, l2I, b30. l2'4, BIO
900 Utah l211s, 10, 1914
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

TRI-WEEKLY STAGE. - Marker &
Richard contemplate making tri-weekly
trips to Cornucopia shortly. They in
tend to stock the ronte for this pur-
pose. and will be prepared to carry
mails, express and passengers when the
eastern routes are blockaded.
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SETTLE UP.

4 IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IN to be indebted to the undersigned or
having claims against him are requested to
call az his office in UIionville, and settle up
Immediately. GEORGE M. MILLER.
Unionville, August A. l875.-2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

SELLING Our AT CosT.-Mrs. Mary
Whittier, late of New York, has on
hand at Room No. 3. (down stairs) La
fayette Hotel, an assortment of ladies'
and children's fancy goods, hair goods,
dry goods, children's aud infant g
suits already made, ETC., which she is
selling at cost. Cab soon, as she cam
not remain in Winnemucca only until
Monday night next.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Inst Evemln g,s Ronrd.

Last EVehAn&'s Board.
45 Meadow Valley 61l, 6X
30 Raymond d. Ely AZ
100 Eureka so
100 Jackson IL
40 Alps 25c
400 Mansfield 1. 871ac
80 American Flag az
$50 Jefferson AZ
40 ella Az, Az
70 X X Az, 5
100 Rye Patch IA
225 Geneva 2
300 Tiger SOC
$40 Leopard Is
% Belmont 81
450 South Mountain l, IA, ~, Ia
80 Illinois
800 Golden Chariot 15s. IA
100 Pauper Csc
700 South Chariot 40, So, 70, G2Hc
10 Poormau AZ, Al
$50 Picton soc
375 New York go, 3ss, "a
10 Rock Island 31s,
1115 Dayton 6, 6T
800 Challenge 7. IA, "a
200 Occidental "a, )
115 Sheridan
1885 Prospect IS, 1871, IS, 10
TAO Tyler ~, 13s
100 Alta 4 u
1880 Woodville 3. "a
800 Lady Washington 2H
100 South Carson 3
500 American Flat S TX
1900 Cosmopolitan 30c
900 Leviathan ! -
$50 Niagara 80. size
$50 Midas 435, ~ b 80
800 Leo "a
1900 South California 3. 294
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LOST So REWARD.

n OST BETWEEN JUDGE LEONARD'S
n Residence and DIR. Hanson's, o Ladies'
AMETHYST CUFF PIN, an inch and half
in length, and enameled. The finder will
receive IS reward upon delivery of the same
at Or, Hanson's residence or at this office.
au4 1w G. 81. NICHOLS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-13

MUTINY. detachment of.the Court
house brigade mutinied yesterday.
The corps is proficient in the use of
squirt-guns, with which they sprinkle
the enemy; but in the row among
themselves, they went in on the dipping
principle, and immersed two of the
officers in bath-tub, from which they
emerged as Thoroughly soaked as
drowned rats. But little sympathy was
expressed for them, and the unani-
nous verdict of outsiders is" served
them right"
PETR1FIED WooD. - Eugene Marker
brought some excellent specimens of
petrified wook to town last evening.
One piece consists of a part of the
main trunk of tree with portion of
one of the limbs attached. He says
there are large quantities of it on the
Little Humboldt about sixty miles from
town. Some of the pieces are two or
three feet in length and foot and
half in diameter.