The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-23


Rover case are not permitted to separ-
ate, and are kept under the surveillance
of the Sheriff or his deputies all the
time. Yesterday they were taken out
for exercise. and an opportunity was
afforded them to battle in the Hum
boldt, and cool their parched lips with
lager fresh and foamjng at the several
breweries in going to and returning
from the river. They eat and sleep in
the Court house, and are very regular in
their habits retiring early and rising
at aybreak. They make things lively
in the Court house about sunrise, and
disturb the slumbers of the officers and
lawyers who roost there. This morn
ing they set out on serenading expe-
dition and with tin pans and an accorde-
on filled the building with sweet sounds.
They gave the Judge around, bat failed
to awake him, and then bounded off
to q law students dormitory, where
they were more successful. The young
man opened the door and drenched the
leader from head to foot with cold wa
ter. Several of the jurors are young
married men, and the Sheriff informs
us that they are very restless and un-
easy. and are the only persons on the
jury who exhibit any symptoms of dis
content at the restraint under which
they are necessarily placed.
NOTICE TO QUIT.-The platform at
the freight-house here has been favor
lite resort for gentlemen of leisure, who
are too lazy too work, and too poor to pay
for lodgings. The roof of which projects
ten or twelve feet from the main build
ing, furnishes shade by day and
shelter by night. The platform under
this projecting roof is generally
crowded with freight, and there loafers
love to congregate, reposing on grain,
salt, wool, or whatever other article of
that description happens to be there.
This has been a source of annoyance to
the forwarding merchants. and yester-
day they held a consultation as to the
best manner of Kidding the place of the
loungers who infest it. The result
of their deliberations may be sur
missed from notice posted conspic-
uously on the ware house, of which the
following is copy: Bummers, dead
beats and loafers. keep off this plat
form" Whether this will have the de-
sired effect Or not remains to be seen.
GALENA.-Ed Rinkle, who arrived
here yesterday from Galena, informs
US that the new concentration at that
place is working admirably. The day
before he left Galena it concentrated
one hundred and six sacks of ore, aver
aging one hundred and fifty pounds to
the sack, in ten hours. He brought
samples of the concentrated ore from
the works which we were permitted to
examine. They are entirely free from
quartz or gangue of any kind. That
fro m the first series of rollers and
coarse screens resembles blasting pow
der, and the finer quality rifle powder.
and might be taken for such were it not
for its great weight. The value of
these concentrations depends upon the
proportion of silver to base metals in
| the ore. We are informed that the
White e. Shiloh Company have suffi-
cient second-class ore on the dump to
run the concentration to its full capacity
| for at least year.
PARAsoL FILTRATION. - The latest
| thing out in the fashionable world is
the parasol filtration. 1t was intro
duced here last evening and created q
sensation on the sidewalk near the Ell
Dorado saloon. The exhibition at
tracted the attention of everybody in
the vicinity. and made perceptible
impression on the features. if not on
| the heart of the man. Muscle is an
| essential reuuisite in practicipo the art