The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-27
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DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
WASHINGTON, August &c.

! nifty Tor school sections, Is entitled to
select double minimum lands, as the
decision is of several of the former
practice of the offices.
Solicitor General Phillips has re-
Gently given an opinion to the Secre-
tary of the Interior in relation to min
ing claims. in which he holds the quail
fications of citizenship applies equally
to the original locator's intermediate
conveyance, and applicants for patent
of mine, and that any break in the
manner of qualification would defeat
the application for patent.
New YORK. August 20.
A special meeting of the Directors of
the Panama Railroad Company was
held this afternoon at the company's
office. The business Lefore the meet
ing was a proposition to permit the
President to exercise his judgment in
matters of execution of contracts with
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
and an extension of loan to the same
corporation. President Park was au-
thorized to make such contracts as to
him seemed best. The contract re-
ferred to has already been unofficially
agreed to, and now needs only to be
formally ratified. The President also
authorized to extend the loan of $500 =
900 to the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany made two years ago for another
year. William Butler Duncan acted
with the Board of Directors to-day,
and then resigned. Fred. X. Chandler,
President of the National Banking AS
ISOLATION as regards to loans of the
Panama Company TO the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, the following is
said to be the truth of the matter The |
Pacific Mail Steamship Company asked
the Panama Company for an extension
of time in which to pay the $500, 900,
and the Panama Company granted the
request. The condition is that an ad-
dtional 1926, 900 due from the Pacific |
Mail Steamship Company be paid on
the 9th inst, the date which the loan
of Indebtedness falls due. This S125,- |
900 is freight money due for June and |
July. The customary monthly pay
ments having been missed. The Pacific |
Mail Steamship Company agrees to pay
this sum, and an extension will un-
doubtedly be ratified at the next meet
ing of the Directors of the Panama |
Company. There is a rumor that the |
Panama Railroad Company has signed |
q contract with the Pacific Nail Steam
ship Company, aud also with the Atlas
Steamship Company, the latter to sail
between Panama and Europe. There |
is no conflict between the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company and the Panama
Railroad Company. There is also a
rumor on the street to-day that the City
of Toxic is in need of repairs, which
her sister ship is undergoing.
The Comm rcial Advertiser this after
noon says there is something of an I'M
easy feeling or rather vague suspicion
as to trouble in certain banking quar-
ters here and on the Pacific coast, but
on careful inquiry we do not find that
anything has yet occurred to justify it.
LONG BRANCH, August 26.
The day is pleasant, and the track is
in good condition. Large crowds came
here this morning by both routes to the
park, and the attendance to day will
probably be large. The first race starts
at l 80 P. NJ. The first pool to-day in
the first race is mile.
INDIANApoLIs, August 26.
Two OF the parties who robbed the
Central Bank OF this city of $1,000 in
June last, have been discovered to be
Mrs Marion E. Warren OF Charlestown,
Mass, and one G. E. Thompson alias
Stephens. During the past six months
they have disposed of forged railroad
stock certificates. In February last
they made q raid on Simon Jones Il
Co. g bank of St. Johns, New Bruins
wick. robbing it of $4,000. Thomp-
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