The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-30

advisement by the Court.
George Metzgel vs.. w. B. Wallace;
| on appeal from Union Township, up
on application of counsel for defend
ant, the Court ordered the case dis
missed.
| Ordered, that certificates for per
diem and mileage be issued by the
Clerk to the jurors, after which the
Court adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
WORK REsUMED.-W We are pleased 10
announce that all the difficulties in
which the Oakland Gold and Silver
Mining Company have been involved
have been amicably adjusted, and work
was resumed on the mine yesterday.
Messrs. Parker and Waters have pur-
chased nearly all the stock of the COM
pany, settled al! of its indebtedness,
and propose to run the mine and mill
| hereafter on their own account. Mr..
Parker informs us that water is scarce
at present, but he intends to have
we'll dug near the mill, which he hopes
will furnish sufficient water to run the
| mill until there is sufficient in the
creek for that purpose. He also in
forms US that at tie greatest depth at
tanned in the mine 1870 feet from the
surface-the ledge is eight or nine feet
wide, and he feels confident from his
experience in working the ore last win
ter that it will pay. The resumption
of work on the Eagle will give employ
ment to great many men and encour-
age prospecting in that vicinity.
TROUBLE WITH SToCK.-Fred. Abel,
of Paradise Valley, informs Us that the
farmers of his vicinity are experiencing
considerable trouble from stock run
ming at large. He has been spending
his time of late herding them off the
| ranches, and the owners are requested
to drive them off. Stockmen calling at
Abel's place will receive all the assist
ance the proprietors can give them in
getting their cattle away. Farmers are
getting desperate at having their crops
overrun, and it will be we'll for those
having cattle running at large in that
part of the valley to get them away
until the harvest is over.
INTERNAL REVENUE TROUBLES. Geo.
l. Lammon, United States Marshal,
arrived here yesterday and iAvited two
of our most prominent merchants to
visit Carson City with him. to explain
some matters in connection with in
ternal revenue. Others from Eureka,
who had received similar invitation,
arrived on last evenings train and were
accompanied by the Marshal to Carson
City. The cause of this inconvenience
to business men is technical viola
ton of the revenue laws, involving o
few dollars license.
CATTLE DYING.-C. S. Wright in
forms us that cattle are dying on the
Humboldt bottom near the Humboldt
House from some strange disease.
Smith and others have lost several
head, and propose driving their cattle
back in the mountains for the present,
as the disease seems to be confined to
those ranging on the river bottoms.
jurors EEs.-County Clerk JoL
has issued certificates to jurors for
mileage and per diem at this term of
Court amounting in the aggregate to
81, 43S 90 This is the largest amount
ever paid for trial jurors at any one
term of Court in the county. The in
crease is mainly due to, the new jury
law.
PERsoNAL.-J. G. Fall came up on a
flying visit from Mill City last night.
lie says they have plenty OF ore to run
all the mills in Unionville, but are ex-
periencing some trouble from the
scarcity of water, the greater part of
that rnn,,inu in Rnapa Vista oraaI' he