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WANTS.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

Who did that?" asked Bijah, as
n woman with black eye came IN anu
INV husband hit ME with his ist'
she replied, tears coming to her eyes
Ha-did-eh?" unused the old jan
itor. uniting out his finger toward her
eye.
4" Yes he did"
Well" continued Bijah, growing
red in the face. /" it's mighty good Tor
some of these old grizzlies that am !
a woman Do you know, missus'
that if I were q fond wife and mother
and INV darling husband should come
home from his daily toll and black my
owe that I'd hit him with the whoie
woodshed at once. Yes, would, mis-
sus. About the time he struck me
he'd think a Westinghouse had tnm-
bled over him. Yes, missus, It's
good thing for these old wife, Founders
that my father wasn't u woman! ana
be walked up and down, breathing
hard and clenchiDg the broom hahoie
with an awful grip. His Honor came
in growing about the weather, ana as
soon AS he got his overcoat on ne
looked over his warrants like wagon
running down hill, and called Tor Inc
first man to put in appearance. Inc
individual happened to be John Beech
er, tangled haired. thin wasted young
man of twenty summers or so.
"You seem to be sad, remarked
His Honor, as he looked over the desk:
I'll don't teel bit well, . replied
John.
Been drunk last night and lying
on the walk for three or four hours
didn't help your general health any,
did it? -,
"Oh, sir! I'm so sorry, and | want
to go right home to Shiawassee county!
moaned the prisoner.
lyon got drupk-broke a window
had fight--fell down-bit the offlcer
and if you think you can get out OF
here without scratch, you re as
badly deceived as the bear which
Rugged a stone man.
I'll know l shan't live long II I'm
sent to iail!" gasped John.
"They keep lawyer up there 10
make wills, and they have one OF the
best sections in the west, answered
His Honor. Justice cries for ven-
geance. and Bijah shall chalk sixty
DAYS on yonr back. Here's an old
iackknife which the police took away
from you. and in case of yonr death II
will be duly labeled and sent by ex-
press to your friends.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05
VIRGINIA CITY AND UMATILLA
RAILROAD.

A short time since a company was Or
panized and incorporated to construct
railroad from Virginia City. Nevada,
10 Umatilla, Oregon. We learn from
private letter received by gentleman
in this place that o. R. johnson, the
Superintendent of the Company, with
a corps of civil engineers, with tents
teams and all the necessary equip
ments, were to have begun the locating
survey of the road last Monday. This
road will run from Virginia City to
Reno, thence northerly to the immense
forests on the eastern slope of the
Sierra Nevada mountains near Susan
vile. The projectors of this enterprise
claim that it will be of incalculable
benefit to Western Nevada, and es-
pecially to Virginia City. 1t will break
down the Truckee and Virginia City
Railroad monopoly. which has been
feeding its Unsuitable NAV upon the in
dustries of Storey county for years, and
which would ere this have crushed its
prosperity to the earth and blighted its
prospects were it not for the indomit-
able energy of its citizens and the uu-
eaualed wealth of its mines. A COM
peting line of railroad from Virginia
City to the Central Pacific and the agri-
cultural valleys and heavily timbered
mountains of Northeastern California
will be the beginning of a new era for
the Comstockers. Virginia City will
become great metropolis, its mines
yielding daily millions of dollars and
its population numbering hundreds OF
thousands. The letter states that the
citizens of the place are jubilant ovel
the prospect of the early completion OF
the road which will release them from
the clutches of the crooked railroad"
monopoly, whose greed is Unsuitable.
Last winter bill granting the right
of way for this road passed the Senate.
but was defeated in the Assembly by
the solid arguments of the monopoly.
Its passage in the Senate was in grea,
measure due to the energy, tact ann
unanswerable arguments of Senator
Cassidy, for which the citizens of Storey
hold him in grateful remembrance
This road will also infuse new life into
Reno by lining the banks of the
Truckee river with quartz mills, which
can be supplied with ore from the Com
stock at cost for transportation of one
dollar per ton. The road will be COM
pleted to Reno at an early day. as
enough capital is guaranteed already
for that purpose.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

A SAN Francisco JOURNAL advocates
the taxation of large tracts of land to
their full value, remarking that if the
owners are compelled to pay taxes in
proportion with the small farmers they
will soon get tired of holding so much
landed property, and thus it will fall
into the hands of persons who will no.
hold it at extravagant rates. Immi
grants might then be enabled to ge
small tracts of land at prices within
their control, and they and the conn
try would be benefited by the
operation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

The municipal election in Virginia
City resulted in the choice of a Dem
ocratic Mayor, Chief of Police and AS
SCISSOR, and Republican Treasurer and
Board of Aldermen. j. C. Currie, tn,
Democratic candidate for Mayor, bad
$40 majority over his competitor, John
Lambert. G. A. White, Democratic
nominee for Chief of Police. got away
with Ben Lackey by 40 majority. The
majorities for aldermen ranged from
4 to 249.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05
TELEC r A PHIC
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
BALTIMORE, Nay 4.

BALTIMORE, May 4.
William Rogers will launch ship of
about 1900 tons, owned by Pope Tai
bot & Co., of New York and San Fran
cisco, named the Bonanza, to be COM
manded by Captain VIM. Boyle, for
merly of the ship Radiant. The Bon
ANA will load coal at Baltimore for San
Francisco on owners account.
New YORK, May 4.
A special from London says the
schooner jefferson Gorden, from New
Orleans, which is now off the Lizard.
reports that the crew mutinied during
the voyage, and killed the first and
second mates. The mutineers seized
the opportunity of carrying out their
plan when on watch with the first mate
and boy. The latter was gagged, and
the men then struck the first mate from
behind, fracturing the skull. The Sec
ond mate coming to the rescue, was
seized and thrown overheard alive. The
boy got free and alarmed the captain.
who came from the cabin with two re-
volvers, and began firing with effect.
( One of the mutineers received seven
bullets, another was wounded in the
stomach; one is reported dying.
Accounts from all parts of the State
show the crop prospects to be decidedly
favorable. Much more seed has been
sown during the present spring than
has been put in the ground altogether
for the past three years. The present
cold spell has etfectually destroyed the
Young grasshoppers Matched in some
localities from eggs deposited last fall.
The Black Hills scientific exploring
expedition now being organized at
Cheyenne under orders from the De
partment of the Interior for tho pur-
pose of establishing the boundaries of
Northern Wyoming and ascertaining
the mineral resources of the Black
Hills, will not be able to start before
the end of the present month. owing to
the lateness of the cold weather. The
party consists of Professor Walter P.
Jenning. Geologist in charge. formerly
in charge of the Texas Pacific Railroad
survey; Henry Newton. Assistant Geol-
ogist of the Ohio Survey; Captain H.
p. Tuttle, Astronomer of Cambridge
Observatory; F. P. Gillicnddy, Topo-
grapher of Northern Boundary; D.
Newberry, Naturalist, and q corps of
surveyors.
The delegation of Indians from the
Black Hills country en- route 10 WASH
ington, in charge of agent Saville, will
start about the 10th instant.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05
THE wILLIAnfs-CHATHAM PRIZE
FIGHT.

The prize fight between Jim Chat-
ham and Bing Williams for $l,ooo q
side, came off yesterday near the Gel
ger Grade, five miles north OF Virginia
CITY. An immense crowd of spectators
was present, everything in the shape
of a vehicle in Virginia City and Gold
Hill having been pressed into the bust
ness of carrying spectators to the
ground. A board fence was hastily
built around the ring, and a fee OF
So so was charged for admission, until
the excited crowd tore down the inclo-
sure and entered without price.
The preliminaries were arranged by
choosing Louis La Page referee. Both
men looked in splendid condition as
they entered the ring, each being con-
fident of victory. Williams weighed
1856 pounds and Chatham 1876 pounds.
Williams was the favorite, and bets of
two to one were made on his winning
up to the tenth round, at which time
bets against found no takers. Fifty
three rounds were fought, IN the last
one of which Williams inserted his
teeth in Chatham's left arm, amidst
cries of Foul" from all sides. This
ended the battle, deciding Chatham to
be the winner of the fight and the
money. Time, one hour and fifteen
minutes.
Chatham's face was badly cut up.
while Williams showed little signs of
injury, though his breast was much
bruised. The fight from first to last
was we'll contested, and no attempt was
made by the authorities to prevent its
taking place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

THEODORE A. HALE has resigned the
position Of Deputy State Controller.
He was originally appointed Deputy
while residing in this county by w. X.
Parkinson eight years ago. Since that
time he has served four years and q
half as Deputy to w. w. Hobart, and
has the reputation OF being unexcelled
az q business man and accountant.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

ON the back of the card of a lawyer
in Fort Scott, Kansas, we find list Of
fees on different kind of collections,
ending as follows: "Old lame-duck
cases, requiring patience. diligence, in
dustry, long-snffering. silence and sci
ence. such compensation as can be
agreed upon"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

A CoLoRED witness in the San Fran
cisco Police Court the other day ele-
waited his left hand to be sworn in.
d" Your right hand, sir" said Clerk
Martin. The colored witness smiled
extensively, and chuckled, /" 1 can't,
boss, L Sc left-handed."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

A tramp, weighing 206 pounds. who
lodged at the Wareham MASS. Poor
house. the other night. says that he
weighed bat 95 pounds when he started
out last winter, and recommends his
business to oil invalids.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

SHxaIDAN says he is going to send
Colonel Grant mp the Yellowstone t.
the mouth Of the Big Horn as soon a.
the ice breaks. The Colonel won't OBJ
ject to the "big horn" part oft.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-05

THE town election in Gold Hill
passed off very quietly. The News
says hardly any party spirit entered
into the contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05

month"; op NlNCtWtA.
J.E.& q q. w. Hall, PRorRIKroRs.
Tmls OLD ESTADLIauRDA AND
reliable Laandu 10 prepared 70 turs cot
any quantity OF Rcnovatad and Clean LIN ;,
without Ning damaged By manipulation or
By chemical application.
Psekircs punetuaily called for and returned,
0mces-lnternational Hotel and wallaoe'S
fruit Store, i71 South G street, Virginia and
vesey House, Gold IIiIi.
I'm q. p. n q. w. NALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05

JonS RkTxRxAS OF Eliora. Iowa. put
lighted pipe in his ovsrcoat pocket.
and in few minutes wascrying. ''water!
water! man on fr.!' BY rolling in tho
snow he put himself out just n. the
hook and ladder company was really to
pull OF his roof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05

PHrLrr DKrDEscnKiMra. the mining
expert. who estimates the value Of the
ore In the Consolidated Virginia and
California silver mines TO DO worth
81, 500. 900. 900. was honored with =
ssrenads by the California Club. in San
Francisco, the other day. AN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05

TmkopoRr THOMAS has determined to
seek rest and recreation nom his ar,lu-
ous labors in visit TO Europe the CON-
ing Summer. anil has selected to sue
cesd TO his baton the musician aud COM
poser, Dudley Buck OF Boston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05

SPKAkiSa OF the extraordinary flower
show at ths Bsecher.Tilton trial. the
New York Tfpes declares tLat before
long ths Courtroom will look like a
th.aier ON the hrst night Of the new
prima donna's appearance. But that
sort Of thing has been discontinued now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05

TnK sapphire ring thrown out Of the
window al Richmond by Lady Scropp to
Robert Cary. and used as token OF
Elixabsth's death to James vi, now
forms tho center of diamond star in
the possession Of the Countess OF Cork
.ul Drrsrx