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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-02


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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08

BrRSEp 10 prArI. -- Thursday
morning. between = aud > o'clock.
the old Twelyc-miio House, on the
lIarysville road was destroyed by
fire. Tho proprietor, john llofsom.
mcr. n German, man aged about
- years, was burned 30 death, and
his body almost entirely consumed,
--Sacramento Record Dec. 1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
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daily newspaper, devoted to politics, general
news, local Affairs and the interests u
its nelghborhood.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08

Rrs>iA onjEcT~ TO rnE :. ~ CANAL
TRADE. .- London, December :. So \
special from Berlin says ~ consid.
cred probable ia IT. Petersburg that
Russia viii propose an international
Conference on the Suc2 Canal and II
her demand is refused will claim FREQ
dom Of action in the Eastern question.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08

OrFrcr-On Second street, opposite 'he 30
Front Of the Capitol.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
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,na,..t r..targ.ns Cuba viIl.reR long
y.,i.w IL the wrongs a sr.,a towards
l,.. United Sl.t.s aud Cgla. tur Aa viii
,ay mt reeofiai.nus ara ma pruerass
and ia, r,pIy OF suf3n is q..il awaited,
There wal be- suong language concern.
ins Mexico. lie wiiI r.eommend that
the indians receive t3slr supplies tlifo
an Army Commission ana 'h9ir ray lls-
psriment'
New YoIS, December "A special
ilom Paris says the Bonapartpls ars
plotting a coalition with m,me'is of tho
t,pubilcan party to eject The o'oltbfo~
OF the Government on tue question OF
Senatorial nominations IA Tue Ass, mDly'
Members oi iho AisAt ana Lsit are
agreed on nominations ei iotty.ionr
otnhtpfS-lhitlN N-uuC EeHhNolh lcMalA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

An item appears in our local columns
relative to Indian difficulties near Cher
ry Creek, in the eastern part of the
State. Since that item was written
further information ON the subject has
been received by telegraph, which con-
firms the report. Passengers arriving
at Humboldt Wells say that about one
hundred and fifty or two hundred In
dams, comprising renegades from Co.
shen, Shoshone and Ute tribes had sur
rounded q ranch in Spring Valley and
commenced hostilities, and that one
white man and two Indians had been
killed when the messenger left for aid.
Governor Bradley, who is at Elko. tele-
graphed to Camp Halleck last evening
for troops, and made requisition on
General Schofeld, at San Francisco,
for assistance. A report from Hamil-
ton reports that place also surrounded
by Indians, from which it appears chat
the uprising among them is more gen.
eral than the report from Wells indi-
Gates. A party of we'll armed men left
Eureka for the relief of Hamilton yes
terday, and the Eureka Guards started
for the front last night. 1t is under
stood that General Schofeld. in re-
Spouse to Governor Bradley's request,
has telegraphed to Salt Lake ordering
troops to Cherry Creek. A mounted
force has left Camp Halleck to assist
the whites at Cherry Creek, and report
the best roads over which troops can
be moved in case it shall be necessary
to send any large number to quiet the
disturbance. The Utes, who are I'M
doubtedly melting the Shoshones and
Goshens to attack the whites, are from
Utah. They are disciples of Brigham,
all the members of the tribe having
been baptised by Mormon elders and
admitted as members of the Mormon
church. 1t is therefore probable that
this outbreak, as we'll as the demonstra-
ton at Corinne few weeks ago, have
been instigated by Mormon emissaries.
A searching investigation should be
made into tho cause of those outbreaks,
and if it is found that Brigham s agents
are melting the sayages to attack the
Gent!les, they should receive the pun
ishment they have SO long and so rich
ly merited
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Assessment Notice.

OAKLAND GOLD AND SHEER MINING
" Company. Of principal place
OF business, san Francisco. Caliiornla. Loca-
tion Of works. Indian Mining District, Hum
boldt county, State OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that ut q meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on tie "a day OF
September, 1915. al assessment, No. 2, Of 30
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable immediately
in L. ). gold coin. To the Secretary. at the
office of the Company, rooms and q. No, so
Montgomery street, san Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday. tlta eth day Of
October, 1875, will De delinquent. and adver-
tised for sale at public auction: and nuless
payment il made before, Will be sold ca Fri
day. the 18th day Of Oetober. 1878. To pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
WI. II WATSON. secretary.
Oilice--Booms 5 aud G. No. aU2 Montgomery
street. san Francisco, Cal resid.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06
--------------------
SECTAhIANISAI AGAIN.
WINNEMUccA, Sept. 3, 1875.

WINNEMUccA, Sept. 3, 1875.
EDITOR SILVER STATE The eminenty
proper letter written by Justice" CON-
mands the attention of the community
at large, and reflects in its language a
just conception of the bad fruits at
tending the exclusive control of any
church, erected here by the peoples
money irrespective of denomination,
by any one sect or creed. We sinners
who are permitted to exist, yet not &C
knowledged as christians by the holy,
pure and charitable ones, must in
season open our mouths and protest
against this most unjust attempt to
ostracise the majority for the benefit of
few. We all worship the same God,
but when we try to erect house to
His honor and glory, and say when
completed: None can worship here but
the Pharasee, 90 away Mr. Publican,
We are contending with the true spirit
of Christianity" Religion teaches US
to be patient under loss, to moderate
our passions. / trust the pious ones
of this small place will not allow them
selves to forget that the Saviour never
permitted loss to disturb the tranquility
Of his exalted life, nor passion to in
terfere with the dictates of Christian
conscience. Allow, Mr.. Sectarian,
those who differ from you, the privilege
of reason, and do not force him to
adore his God through the composition
of any composer of wondrous cresds
and author of his own superior
wisdom. Cast a veil over this disgust
ing Sectarianism, remove the cloud of
prejudice, permit man and beast TO
follow their labors their own way,
irrespective of your profoundedly pious
existence. The plants that are most
abundantly refreshed by the dews and
showers of universal religion, flourish
best, and bears the largest and most
luxuriant fruit. SINNER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

To the best of our recollection. he
was an Arkansas clergyman who had
been accused of trailing his " true in-
wardness " in the company Of the
wrong woman. Under these painful
circumstances, his wife was frequently
compared to a noble Roman matron;"
but she didn't seem to mind it, and
firmly declared her belief in her hus-
bands innocence. When the day of
trial arrived she sat in Court beside
him, and moved the jury to tears by
arranging ffty-cent bouquet in the
button hole of his coat. The case was
at last opened, and the witnesses for
the prosecution called. There were
thirty or forty of them; but before half
dozen had testified mighty change
came over the face of the wife, and,
getting right up and addressing her re-
marks to the bench, she said: See
here, Judge. I'm satisfied, if you are.
Don't mind me; l can stand it. l
reckon it's into me, Judge, to get even.
Just hold on to him till called for, and
If emmy woman wants him, he's hern,
and no questions asked" Then, turn
ing to her husband and snatching the
floral token from his button hole, she
bitterly exclaimed: Remember, from
this time forward my homes den of
ragin' lions, and you amt no Daniel"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY

Gold closed in New York Saturday
at 114ss.
Legal tenders quiet at 81 buying;
8794 selling.
There were four mining assessments
levied Saturday as follows: Caledonia,
So per share, amounting to 100000.
delinquent October 5; Chollar- Potosi
So per share, amounting to $40, 600,
delinquent October IL; Crown Point,
81 per share, amounting to 800, 900,
delinquent October 8; Mexican, 81 per
share, amounting TO 100000, delin-
quent October z. The transfer books
of the Consolidated Virginia mine were
closed Saturday unit! after the dividend
on the 18th.
The usual one per cent. dividend of
the First National Gold Bank of San
Francisco was declared Saturday, pay
able next Friday. The amount is $780,
600.
The Washington Postofice Depart
ment has perfected arrangements for a
fast mail train.
A petition for the pardon of Stokes,
convicted of shooting Jas. Fisk, has
been sent to the Governor of New York.
Major Edwards, of the st. Louis
FV.,,,o, ap1 Io1annl Enrhao of fha
Journal, tonight duel, but did not hit
each other, and the affair was settled
There was sixty thousand dollar
fire occurred at Bloomsbury, Penn, on
Saturday; also q fifty thousand dollar
one at Fort Ann, N. Y.
A letter from member of the Red
Cloud Commission says that that body
will whitewash the Secretary of the H.
terror of the charges of Professor
Marsh.
The bridge of the railroad near Bed
ford, Ind, burned Friday night, pre-
venting the passage of trains.
An incendiary fire at Deerfeld, Mass,
Saturday, destroyed carriage factory,
livery stable, two hotels and a private
residence; loss, $4,000.
Turkey has been informed by one of
her officers in Herzegovina that order
was nearly restored there, it's troops
meeting with no resistance.
The majorities for successful candi
dates for Governor and Congressman
in California are increasing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06
THERE are eight metals more

THERE are eight metals more valua-
BILE than gold, as the following will
show. None of them are found on
our farm though. 1t may be we'll to
mention that the first four are never
sold by the pound, but their value
is quoted for the sake of comparison:
Indlum, $2,522; vanadium, $3.50;
ruthenium, 81, 400; rodium, 500; pal
ladium, 1868; uranium, S576; osmium,
1926; iridium, $317 Al; gold, 1901 45;
Indiuin, which was only discovered in
1868, is found only in the zinc-blendes
of Frieburg, and is white metal of
rare brilliancy, but practically of little
value. Vanadium is a native of Mexico
and Peru, where it exists in lead ores
under the name of vanadiate Of lend.
Ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, irid-
ium are all precipitates of platinum,
and all very hard metals, the last be-
ing insoluable in acids, except when
oxidized. None of them are found in
quantity, or free from other metals;
nor are they useful in the arts. like
gold and silver; nor could they be
coined into money, for that matter,
without infinite trouble; SO that there
is very little danger of their suppressed
ing gold and silver for any useful pur-
pose.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

n. LEVY, ~ v,,.
900 Il 222 California st., Prids. ,,doi r.,
>AN'''oo' NnNKnrcch.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

He was gay fire boy and run with
the volunteer "5's." His wife asked
him to bring couple of pals OF water;
but he was too tired, and then he had
to 90 to the tournament in the after
noon.
He came home that evening with his
pants rolled up, hair disheveled, ana
an insipid drunken smile playing over
his countenance.
John" said the good wife. you
were too tired to carry water this morn
ing?"
"Yee-esm.
You could parade about town with
that old engine and pump till yon
hadn't breath left in you, just to see
the old thing squirt"
I" Yee-esm."
"And you made race-horse of your
self, trying to beat the Tsp"
"Yee-esm. That was (hic) pleas
ure."
81 Well, this is duty; you good-for-
nothing. drunken loafer." and she
smashed his leather hat down over his
ears with her ironing board.
"Jessi 'spected. came home
peac BILE and 'plite."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

TEE Bank of California is in straight
ened circumstances at present, but
with plethoric vault. and Keene man.
agement, it will soon " Reese tore" its
wilted laurels; get Sharon :" the pub
lie patronage, and turn it's mills"
into dollars.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

john BIDwELL was beaten in his
own Chico-and did not carry a
county in the State. Phelps carried
San Meteo his own county, and leads
Rasin Gaspes by several thousand
votes in the State.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

II SAY, wife! wife! what have you
done with the other leg of these
pantsp" said old Blifkins, who, a little
befuddled from his last nights spree.
was trying to get into Mrs. BIS pull
back dress.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANcIsco, September 6.

SAN Francisco, September 6.
The Bulletin repeats the Islander
about the over issue Of bank stock and
Ralston's over-drawn accounts, quot
ing D. o. Mills as authority. Sharon,
Keene, Bell and other Directors say no
truth is in such reports. If Mills has
been intimidated by the Bulletin, or
wishes to justify himself for his first in
considerate action, which probably
caused the death of Ralston, he will
have to stand with the Bulletin and re-
ceive the contempt of the community.
The bank will open as announced, and
stockholders will receive par for stock.
Every depositor will be paid, and Raj
ston's estate will meet all his liabilities,
with S2,000,00 surplus for his family.
A meeting was called for Wednesday
night to express the indignation of the
people at the despicable course the
Bulletin and Call have taken. To
avert the effects of this meeting the
proprietor of the Bulletin called on
Mills and threatened to assail the new
bank and tell all he knew. The people
will demand that he shall tell, and let
the guilty ones bear the consequences.
Mills cannot shelter himself from
charges of neglect of duty by assailing
the character of the dead. The people
will no longer tolerate the indecent
assaults of the Bulletin and Associated
Press.
FROM IDAHO.
SILVER Cry, Idaho, September 6.
The Nevada and Northern Telegraph
Company completed their wire to Boise
City at twelve O. clock noon on Saturday
last, and the Capital of Idaho il now
i'll telegraphic communication with the
outside world. The people of Boise
are all feeling quite jubilant over the
completion, and congratulations are
freely exchanged between w. Pope,
Superintendent; w. j. Hill, editor of
the Silver City Avalanche; A. z. Minear,
President of the company; E. j. Curtis,
Acting Governor of IDAHO; and Messrs.
Jones and Sharon over the results.
Through the excitement it was almost
impossible for the operators to keep
sober.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

The Emigrant, a new mine recently
discovered near Wagontown, is said
to be exceedingly rich. The Avalanche
says that old quartz miners say it bids
fair to be one of the largest and best
mines in the new district.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

The Eiko Independent is authorized
to announce that the banking house of
M. p. Freeman & Co.. will resume its
regular business tomorrow morning.
The house has been closed since the
failure of the Bank of California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06
Fiattering Pictures
To the Ladies'.

NNo LADIES WISHING THEIR OWN HAIR
II made over into Switches; also, Switches
Made TO Order. Will remain here q month
longer. MISS J. GUILIAUME,
Corner Second and Melarkey Streets
Winnemucca, August "a, 1875--lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-06

THE celebrated Gerke ranch is to be
sold at auction on the 9Th inst.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
lulta Economical Del HoSpia Nlitar
DE ESTA PLAZA.

Dsbien procederse por acuerdo de la misma, con
sprobacion def Excmo. Sr Captain Geueral de esta
Isla yen cumplimiento de 10 dspuestoen e articulo
So del Reglamento de Intervention Contabidad para
ell servicio de Hospitales, contratar por ell ternno
de un contar desde ell 10 de Julio pr6ximo hasta
s 20 de Junio dc 1876 ell suministro de vfver.
dicamentos para Il consume de dicho Hoe pital; Sc
por el presente para las IL del dia ~ del
mes de Mayo pr6ximo cuantos pueda intefesar una
p1bca citacion que endra lugar Ia Ofcina- Drec-
cion del sxpresado establecimiento la h0ra dia ya
ctados, bao las condolences garantas precios lfmi-
tes de los artfcuos medcamentos que Sc consignan
Los plegos de condolences que con los modelos de
propociciones esara de manifesto la Ofcina-Secre
pendencia- Puerto Rico % de Abrl de 1875. Ell Me
dico Mayor graduado 1e SecretaIio, Agustn Munioz-
guren.--Vc BE, El Director Presidente, Miguel Ma
rim Yebenes. q g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
/" AN LUIS
CASA DE SALUD
BAJO LA DIRECTION
De D. JOSE De JESUS TIZoT-,
Doctor en- Medieiea y Cirwta de Ia
Facaltad de Parts.
CASA DE SALUD



Numerosas personals della Isls vienens& la Capital
con obeo de consular nuesros facultatyos s0bre al
gun paedcmisn edico 6quirrgicoy para pOder resi
liar estOs deseos desagradabe eas0 de pro-
porcionar sus amistades hOspedae un sin nn-
nero de molestlas que placer las evitaFan ei en-
cOntrasen en- los Hotees las condolences hi&6nicas
que rec.ama Ell enermo sobre todo la alimehtacion
ComprendiendO spues los inmensOs benetcios que
portar1a la Isla estabecmiento sanitario que pu.
desc obviar tOdos estOs Inconvenience hemos conn
prado la casa de san Rafael antigua de San Fernando
fundada 1857 por los nolvidables Gmenez SordO.
En- ella hemos introducido todas las meioras Qle ha
poddo sugerinos nuestro buen deseo de complacer al
p1blco adeAs de realizar las refOrmas per
81 Facultativo Director adquiridas por s larga prc
tica los Hosptales de Paris particular en- La
casa de Salud Dubois tan conocida eli Europa = -'N
COnvencld0s plenamente de la gran repugnancia
que por aspecto han nspradO esa case de Sstaber
cimieiios henos undo Ia 1tl 10 agradabe esmeran
donos sobre tOdO 81 ornate interior. Tensmos sin
duda alguna el local espacios0 pintoresco de Ia
Capital con condolences higiencas, nmeorables,
bre todo ell Dpartamento de conyalecisntes que mira
al mar. tt
4 Utlzando los dos pisos de Ia casa hemos estabe-
cido dos enfenerss espaciosas % camas, reser-
vando ochO grandes habitaciones separadas bien
amuebladas para aquellas personas que desesn per-
manecer en- e establecimiento con tamilia.
Hemos Instaado aunque en- pequefio un aparato hi
droerapico para uzar este poderoso medic de cura-
cion con que cuenta Ia medicina moderna.
Conociendo las muchas simpatas del j6ven faculta
two DIR. Tizol cuya tan bien sentada reputation es
una garantia mas hemos procurado dare la Direction
al msmo tempo hacer que viva e establs lscimisn-
to para que la asistencia sea mucho mas esmerada.
Como veran por el ReglamentO Ia casa tiene pre-
6jados precos Obstante estOs podran ser con-
venclonales armenia los del paciente.
Suplicamos encarecidamente q nuestros amigos al
p6blice general nos hagan e honor de vistnr
ro estabeclmiento tan luego les possible.
trador apOderado, Evaristo Laloma. Administrator
general Mateo Tizol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
il CORRRQ DE- ULTRlNAR. >

La parte pOtca de peri6dco sc publca tres vs,
ees al messy Sc recibe Puero-Rico por los vapores
ngleses. Suscrcion annual $40 go cts en- la Capital
ii en- 10 Isla, franco de porte.
r Parte Literara Ilustrada
Sc publican cuatro n1meros mensuales fernando al
ano dos grandes vollmenes con unas $50 paainas
mas de mil grabados intercaados
Reeeaios los Suscritores.
La Mode del Correo de Ultramar tres ntimeros men,
suales modeos de tapicerfa, fgurines uminados,
dibujos para labores de crochet, ga
III E1positO, noyea inedita de Enault, l tomo. en-
folio, impression de luo, con 43 laminas
Los precios de suscrcion para 1875 son; por un ao
sdelanado $l6 la Capitaly S1S so en- la Isa, fran
60 de porte.
Por encusdernacion de la Noyela So.
~ Cdleadario Prospecto de Et Coryso de Ulramor
Sc da gratis los que 10 solicen Sc renite Dor zorro
siernpre que al pedido acompane un seIo pars el
fraDqueo.
Contiene 81 citado Prospecto I'm Aniause.. -,
.S 81 pfssgo Dc "a n0yAa gus = regaa los aus
~ y opera 81. ! ar1s, con aIgdnss grabados. -s''s
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