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PERSONAL.

The old house in Haven which Noah
was married, IL being demolished to make room for
new building 1t was Oulit IN 1898
The Tufts College Presidency, it is reported,
will be settled by an election within few days. The
choice lies between the Rev T. H. Cspen OF Providence
Y T. and the Rev. Smith Dodge OF Stamford, Conn,
All OF the other candidates having Withdrawn. The
Faculty OF the College are unanimously III iaVoF Vi MI
Capen.
DIR. De Koven's brother of Chicago, gave
thu. reply to reporter of The Times OF that city, who
asked how the Doctor received the bad about bis
confirmation as Bishop I" Oh be doesn't say much
about Il. He takes 1t quite goodhumoredy and philo
sopnicaly was the sanguine about It, and he has
often cautioned g,nst being too sangune OK the
result The fact Is the opposition Is bound TO get up
big scare and it's members have ACCOMPLISHED good
deal that they wanted 70 do by crying Rome Ii Is a
long time ago that | first heard SUCH a thing talked
about because OF the Doctors III Oh Church Droclvties
aud remember saying 10 him, James. hear "a good
pathlzing with the Church of Rome. he laughed and
said, John. there Is AS much likelihood OF my going
will persist IN conIOundng cathOlelty with Papacy.
when the fact is tat the meanings o. the two words
antasonistic as they can well De-
French's bronze statue of the Minute Man
OF Concord s completed at the Ames Works, IN Chico
pee, Mass and Is thus described b. he Springfield
Republican, 1.-The statue IA, of course. OF horoc
ure; somewha more than seven feet in hight gene
rously proportioned, and Is to be elevated upon ne
pedestal OF granite. II represents young man turning,
at the hurryng call OF the messenger from his abors in
the neld and instantly ready Tor duty. His left hand
rests moment handle OF his aban toned pillow across
whose upper brace his Is flung his right hand
the Old hntl9ck musket he rest5 on DIS ieft
foot while his night Il Just leaving tho ground behind
the whoe atitide indicating moments pause W. ~ 10
listen. The Inquire Is aturcd IN tue traditional Con'E
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roof A Report made by Govern

"proofr A Report made by Govern
ment authority upon this very subject pro-
nounces strongly against ian absolutely arn-
I" fetal system by which all affectioual. spon-
"taneous influences arc shut out" These
girls reared by rule who never, perhaps, had
handled or touched little child, who never
had either been kissed or spoken angrily to,
come out of the mill with their whole beings
"flattened out; )" according TO the Report,
"they are suIlen. stupid, inaccessible to any
"softening influence" The reason IS, the soft
enlng influence came too late. We canpot set
Nature aside in any case with lmpunlty'
The practical conclusion is that IN
every case where actual vice is not
communicated to the child in its home,
it should return there every night. plan
which Sheriff Watson, the originator OF In
dustrial Schools, heartily approves. In
variably," he says, the child acts as an I'M
"cOnsciOus missionary, and carries the
"principles of cleanliness and virtue to It's
"home, instead of receiving contamination
" therefrom." when it is necessary to remove
it from its family let it be placed in another
home as soon Us practicable. Better run the
improbable chance of injustice than miss the
wholesome training of individual influences
altogether. The best institution only aims to
supplement these homes when they are I'M
oftainabIe
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amusemenis ano Heetinss.

BARNy.N's MISUNDERSTANDING races.
BooTH's THEATER.-" Henryv ""
DALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEArER-"The Big bonanza y
LYcEUM mEATkR.-" Medea." Ristori
okYmrIc THEAIER.-"King Ding Dong"
PARK mgATER.-" Girofe Groha."
SAN FRANCISCO MNsTRELs.-Birch and Wamboid
UNION SQUARE THEATER-" The Two Orphans
wMLAcK's THEATER.-" The shaughraun." Dion Bouci
ceut
ASSOCIATION HAII.-Lecture. David Dudley t1eld.
CHAMBER CoMMERcB-Spccial Meeting.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARr-Paintngs, statuasy'
etc.
ROBINSON HALL.-GeOrgia Minstrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

Col A. K Mcclure. ~ q country editor. made The
Chambersbarg Repository the best known journal in
PENNSYLVANIA. The first issue of his new paper, Inc
Philadelphia Times, shows that 1t Is within his power
to do as much for it, The paper is geographically
handsome. for it is closely modelled on The TRTB-
uNE and it makes excellent promise of political in
dependence and integrity. There Is no inner ndica-
ton for its future than its remark that 1t conf
IDENTIFY expects not to deserve the official iavors OF
our existing municipal authorities"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

The spiciest bit of news from Washington
to-day is the story of street collOquy be-
tween Mr.. William s. King of Minnesota aud
the President and Postmaster General Jewell.
The sublime impudence of Mr.. King in re-
turning from his exile in Canada to demand
the removal of the Postmaster at Minneapolis
ran challenge comparison only with his faith
In his own integrity and confidence of "ample
vndication.r Truly. Mr.. King presumes upon
the untimely fate OF Civil Service Reform.
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Breliiess ScIlres.

CASH ASSETS, 81, ,306 4-TRAvELERS LIFE
Asr ACCIDENT IssUEAScs COMPANY, Hartford, CoDn
DYEING AND CLEAvING.-Take your Dyeing
.p6 CIcanp4 To the PRINTING RsrABLsH-
ssxr S Dnane- 1852 BrodTag and 6l0 sxsye, New-iors
lG6 l6S PerfePoust Brookn ketehshe4 % yeas
VATICANIsM-Th Daily Witness, which has
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article worth than cent besides more SEWs hsh is
found ANY cheap ard also family Reading interest The ID
lies and vour al This afternoon pointed portions
OF Gdson. vshcsnn w appear in the DAILY WITNESS Pnce
ono cent month trS by Ins for 20 cents
SaIape copies free
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O,oing to the constantly circulation
Of THE DAILY TRIBUNE zee find ii more diff
cult than usual, and indeed generally impossible,
TO furnish back numbers. Readers who do not
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OBITUARY NOTES.

READING, Penn, March I4.-John Hof,
banker of TINS city died today aged 20 years
READING, Penn, March 4-sIx-Sherif Ger
nan, died to-day at residence this county ia toe
92i year Of his age.
NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-Richard W. Mil
ler Collector OF Customs at Brashoar. Knight Tenn
plar ex officer OF a Maine regiment and said to haxe
been one Of tho original discoveries OF gold In Austria
Ia died here INST night from overdose OF audanun
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OBITUARY.
NATHANIEL Is. BROWNE.

NATHANIEL Is. BROWNE
Nathaniel b. Browne, who died in Philadel-
mia was for many years President Of the Fidelity safe
and Trust Company OF that city, which he vas instfu
mental 10 founding several years ago. Mt browne
arvsd several terms in the PonusyvJDla State Laslsa-
ture and was formerly Postmaster oI PhiiadelpEia
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ARGUMENTS FROM THE TELEGRAPH TREASURY.
- prom York star.
-. l.. l..l.A IL .l..A.a

A proposition Is DeIOre TIC LeSLsIature 10
abolish telegraph poles Ia The city. Toe idea IS AOOa
one for the present obstruction ead appearance offered
by the forest poles strikes everybody belng out
ragoous. We do not imagine tie bill IN the Legsatuie
will amount 10 thing. becoase the telegraph comps
have many ar4ulnents with which to dee"t 'ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

At recent meeting of medical society in
.his city, quite connection was raised by the
attack made by some of the younger mem
hers of the profession upon remarkable
,nsper read by DIR. HART. 1t protested against
The abandonment of some of the heroic
,oetbods of treatment in use fifty years ago.
s.ronpiy favored blood letting and the like
.,;,,o,ons measures, and altogether furnished
/. marked contrast to the tone OF much recent
medical discussion. The paper has sluce
.l;c;ted no little comment and in answer to
-.S;ous reouests is elsewhere printed in full.
The Pennsylvania Democrats WINE maui" a"nn
ing plans for retaining and improving upon
.hs savantages as to State politics, gained by
them in the election of last Fall, are taking
in look ahead in reference to the rf resi-
DENTAL canvass of 1875. A letter from mar
,Tisburg printed on our second page To-Day a
shows that Gen. Hanco;A'S fnehdS "'0 '''O''
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ing to mako smooth his road to the Demo-
cratic candidacy for President via the Govern
orsbip of Pennsylvania. They will find 1t
necessary to name strong candidate to out
weigh the agreeable surprise presented in Mr.
Hartranft's good record as Governor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
sherif's Sale.

Hoy viR" UE OF AN EXECUTION 49,
Nd sued ont ~ the ist,ict Court Z the
Forth Judicial District. state e Y. vaela
and :" me delivered for n Judgment recov red
in said court ON the eth dy.f MY. 1874. In
t vor OF VI. Siegpl, plain'ia. aud ngiiis, the
= anfo silver in ny C'mpany. .t fondanf,
for the sum II S3150 in Uni ed States gold
coin. have. IN this. he 9th day July.
1878. levied on and take n in, xeen,ipn the fol
iowing-desc'ihed pr"prty. o. wi II the
right. title and interest - \; ia defendant in
The Bow n AMI Cor 'ng mine, in Sierr, Min.
ing District, Hunbt ldt 90 nty, Neva a, con.
tanning 2.00e feet
No'ice ia hereby given. that on TUESDAY,
the TWENTY IT, DAY OF il LY 1878.
between the Ours OF 0 o'clock A. NJ. ind Ar
NJ. tO-wii at 2 o'clock y. NJ, in front ~ the
fourt honse. in Wlnnamucea. nevada I will
sell a. public auct on all the right. title and
interest OF aid def ndsnt 20 said mine 10 the
highest bidder for cash 20 p, isfv said keen.
tim. FRANK GERM IN Eliaor
Wi per ucca. Jnly T. 1875 I'D
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Mry N, 1879
NYOTicP ~ HrprBY GlvlS THAT III
~ Sar CITY WIN AMI uiug CompaTy,a
corpo alton organized AMI eNis ING unicr and
by vir'ue OF h law ~ IL STATE ~ New York
and whose principal place nf min 49, is In
he ely and my "f New No b, haa. by
Tim tbs q. Neg,rs. it's atiorp' win fact and
ste khulder thar, in. Y hoe ros ~ address
IL at nionv'li'. humboldt court' nj state
81 Nevada. this day made app lcatiou for
United states patent TO- two 'holssnd t2.0oo)
linear feet OF The - Gulrotd. Lode. !" ring
Qold ard SILVER call q the "Sisr IL, i'll and
Winning Company Claim. situate In he Gold
Pun Mining i'is'ricf, ilnmb ldi g nntN and
Sta o Nevada, tho 'a'nr extending Sc enty-
Ave t75l feet in nolihw st,rly AMI ourteen
hnndud and ent, five IA r." in
SOU heastely direction from tie incline shaft
on said 81 i'm where the location
notice IA plared, a'ong III line of
sid ledge. v in or lode. hd EN-.
brncina the same with all dips. sHHrs aud
angles with sur ace gion.d two bnnhr' Il anil
Rfty 4 5nl ( ct In widtl and tlesrr bid I'm the
plat and Il. Id notes on file In my Office as fol-
lows. to wit:
Beginning NJ post marked No. I. u. 3.
surv, v No. 7."wh nee monument OF location
OF he Golconda ledge beers nor Ia y grees
east loo feet whence dcor Of stone cabin OF
the T, mn. asee O. mpauS's cla ~ hears north
90 degrees east 66 tee', whenc" stake and cor
ner ~ sections and T. T. - y. u. 30 east,
and ., ctions ~ and IL T. r. 30 r.. Mt.
u NJ. bears south ~ degrees - min west 1912
feet, thence running, arst course south
degrees east 2 900 feet. Ia nos marHed 4" No.or
u g. 4. No. n" second course. worth ~ de-
gree. east 250 feet. 10 post NAKED No. 3.
IT, :. s. No. ST. third rourse, rh degrees
west 2.fW feet. tn post marked" NJ {. U. So
No 81" fourth course south ~ degrees west
$50 feet, Ia post marked mo. /. u. = y. No.
81 "plaee of beginni Y ntaining II AZ lOOths
acres courses m b. n,invs r. M trne meridian.
magnetic variation N degrees east
This lain is bounded on the north by the
Tennt ssee G, mpanys claim, lcontia lode,
and on the north IN the Fink Company'S
claim. There are no knoun lai ants east or
west of the present survey lines.
The cation 81 this claim Ia ~ record and
NAV I've found in BIZ ~" page 400 OF the
Gold Run Whining District kent in "innemnecA
Mt the Office OF the County Recorder of Hum
boldt county and State of Nevada.
myi2 $50 ADOLPHt wNTZ, Register.
-
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LOST OR STOLEN.

AN LAST SATURDAY A BfUH FNAY
~ sled Collar Button. with the letter q /"
in cid Engli h text engraved there. n. The
undes signed will pa s. for the return Of said
Button, and no ones ns asked.
GFORGE q. CORNWALL.
winnemucca. July Q, ls75-lw
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3,e4O Spanish Merino Sheep
fIr"FO2 SALE. 2

YyyiE UNDEPsIGNfD OFFERS -
for sale ut his Ranch in the AFSTlsNHS
Bull Run Con'ry. near Cornucnpia.
T%s fhousaId Ewes. Sixteen Hun ss<nszAkss
dfei. lambs. and shout Forty seven-eighths
Hpanish Nerino Bucks. Buyers are re
ferret To- ". levy 4 Co., winnemncca, as they
have, purchased my wool for the last three
yeSrs.
Aiss Fonr Cracts OF frst-class Bottom and
FIR sale. contsinin. from GOO o 900 acrrs
each. with fine water privilege to each piece
OF land.
= Any portion Of this property will be sold
Nparateiy. or all in the bulk, to suit purchas-
'ERNS NsSY.
p,.;} on the undersigned at the Ranch in the
sa,Spn Country. aear Coinncopia,
T. q WILSON.
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The Celebrated Stallion
DUROC!"

NIr.L STAND AT DONNFrLY's LOWER
w Ranch. in Pleasant Wiley. for the
SEASON, from the lat If May to the lat OF
July. at $50 per Mare. H. be prid at the end OF
the season in cash or approved security. The
stock IL David Hill and Messenger. Coed pas
turo will be furnished Mares ut tho Ranch
free Care will be taken to prevent accident,
but the proprietor will not be responsible
should any occur. M. DONNELLY.
Pleasant Valley, April 20, IS7a--2n
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

4 DWELLING HOUSE, NEATLY FUR
IN nished. and in frst-class condition,
with Four Good Lots and Out -buildings. stu.
ated on the corner Of second and Melarkey
streets. For particulars apply on the prem.
Uses, or to A. T. gibson. I'll Dorado saloon
myl8tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
Seminal Weakness.

.., ,,,,s H.. - ,,~.x,v,pe. g, ..iy
-, ~ Ii..,y - az aen- we'd sevual
-, - - g.. 7 u. he Youth ~ both
90, .I,,,s, ,,.ts.,i. - a~tr ,,rnduciny
10, ,,cr-,p,, c.,,agnt4 .ha y wing rain 4
-, s.,,,,,,,,.s u..l.s comb, ~ nv Sciey
10, ,,,5s,..t ,.c..p. viz s.II,w comm, .
- s..h s,,,,s ..,l.- .ta o,.s nein n, ~.
-, ....,, - = :. Ga, i,ka .he -,,s,.
H.. .I.,,os a,s - ..,.I.pt, -. chari,,.s
,,s...;,, =, -, -. ..s W.. h,,.ss a The
,;,nby c,ra,e,a v,.f ;. tlt.u.pd intellect y Ne
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
623 Kearny Street,
CORNER COMMERCIAL STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Horrible Diseases.

Fow many thousands OF prisons. both male
and ferale, there are who are suffering oar q
m jser.ble existence from the effects OF secret
indutsepces or from virus absorbed into the
system Look at their paliid. emacia'ed
and disfigured faces aud their broken-dovp
constitutions tiisqunlifyiug them for the hap
niness OF marriage or the enjoyment OF NE
In This horrid situation thousands sniier hh'ii
death closes the scene. let parents. guar iars
friends. attend to those who are suffering with
anv of thes" horrible life.d-stroving malndies
see that they are cared for AID nred beforr
IL bc too late Send them immedisf, Nv =" DIX
GIBBoN. physi i'm who has made private
diseases his especial study Ter Years. and who
Ia certain to cure the most inveterafe cas-"
without mercury or aDv injurious drugs. u II
important to tdose VIII arr a'Hcfed or "
those who are interested in the welfare 81
their friends 10 be careful - he MANY pre-.
tended doctors who infs' sll cities publish
inc THEW skill IN curing all fiseases II few
DAYS imposing upon The ifuhlic by ~ n the
names ~ eminen' rhys risns rom Eur p and
other places Re therefore careful az make
strict inonirv. ar ven may FALL into the handS
~ those chnrla'nrs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
St~r,antorrhr~s.

DR. poHrRTY has iust oublished nm i,npcs.
tnnt pamphlet '.Tntf diving his own views and
experiences in relation ia Impo'c're ~ Nivility:
betna Sho-' treats" an Sfp~rtn~'or'lFra or
Gcupinai Weakness vrrvnus and Physfcsl De-
biliiy consequent On this Affection. and "thsf
Diseases ~ the @cyual p-gsfrS
This little work contains inf Ttna'i n 81 mo
utmost valne TO- all whether 'ns--ied ~ sins
gle and will lie sent fnKr nv mail on recsip
~ 9iy Cents In postage s'sTnns for r"'urn posss
age Address W X. p0HffTN. y. ,,
fn-Iv San Francisco. Ca's
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
~ Q TOE.

Two J. G. FAi ]. VIII. II. H,MtIN.
W w. Van ,tsine and ram weich -
Ynu and each Of Won. ARE h"ehy " titled
hat did, in he months ~ January AMI r, b.
r,,nry, ~ I. and m " thereto. work he r.
-essments and ex ed money on the Azelma
dgr In and pom the original location
h re I, gov rned hy IN,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Administrators Sale or
Real Estate.

Hy0TICF IS HERE8Y GIVEN, THAT T.
IN nnrsuauee tAf IN or Ter Of the. lsiGel
G,nrt Of the Fou tn Judi ',al Dislrtc Site 81
Neyad /, made II h i8ih day OF 1ai1 1.
1875 in the mater i the estate OF j . an
ham !, ceased ;ht ander lsnea Tue aain''ls.
tratnr of $ "a es.fste, VIII sell at phbie anc-
don T., me iigh II ldder cash. ana She-
Z sect to an m. ii n b ST DIS ret Court. N
Mo- 5tY he - y Al 9" AC". 81
AID 1878 81 , O J ck ? ~ II ron III we
Tenn lie $ 10 H. Il Uni .DviHe In the "9"hS
of II ,mb ut. Nevada III lie 70 u ie- III
tere,t .a{ es st. If IL siii ). ahhaih' At
the tim { his !eltr. and ali h right, tile
and in ertst IN i the sud . at has bi at era
ton of ~ oro Aerwlse. tcqiife o,her iLah
or in ad,iit,on 10 hat D. he I'D j. br nhahi
al the time f lis d -ath n and to III those
in 80. ME q, CT oar :.i- If land sit aie,
Twin. AMI beng in the o'sii c1uhty III ithnl-
Enia = Is. boa Gcd and d
scribed as folio w. to wit;
An in t,vlI.,i uai thsefest n that eertaih
piece parcel Of iani eri ped ~ HOLLOW:
b.yinninl the southeast corner NJ lot one
III Lock m ~. iauge tbr Z i3l. on C.
on. street and runui z thence W sterly LOU
feet shrnce gia herly ~ !rtl - p"in' On
Blu. II. {: VIsjt cock; theme" "asterly 10 Sfc"ha
astrent l;D fe flsnre nortrer u place II
be. iapint in niauviile. i'll aid un J; ais"
tbe as- term thir V two eef I Lot TO ~,
Rlo L e.ya fll .ttn Phr:- -. sccor lag To
enry,,.of aid IA onville ale b. job Bry-
deu and 10 "a which is situate the Temple
0ri,an. ~ ,ether with said building and I'M
p-,vemeats Also, the f'iowins minln9
US, 1-r'y Vi
rw, hra ired fet mn Ii led in 'hp Green
s,ooa -, o Owned and governed by the Ju-
>ptn- ~, In tteiie Mining District, III
a ct uniivided in the Central
paci G lei Q, owned and governed bv he
Uuionville Company, in 81 d Relief Oistr'ct'
5 h,ht n in ir d eet nm iisi1ed in the Mon
T. '.d!. and company in sad Relief Is
y Ave feet. undivided. in the Ariz ma
iedg, rgentine Comp any, in Buena vista
Mining District. in said con ty.
Pour hundred eet. IN wi tel. In the hrst
moth extension of the Felipe ledIe and
Branham G IN any, in said Buena Vista Dir
trict
Twenty five feet, unlivide in the Ariz ma
iedg., ,rgen inc Com any, in said Buena
Vista District.
r vent Ave feet. undivided in the Azelma
y nd .ompsny, in said Buena vista Dis
trict.
srsenty-eight and one-third feet. undivid d
In the Ag,memnon ledge o. the nth Brit
ikh C,m )any in said u ma Vista District
Terms and q nditions OF Sale Cash. IN
United states Id. ten per cent. OF purchas'
money to I've paid ON day OF sale: the balanc
on G Arms ion OF sal by sail District Cout
Deed Mt expense o. purchaser.
~ MORRIS PRICE.
Admin 4trator estate Of J. Branham, deceased
Vim ,muera. Ju'y " ts7'--2'd
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains ut
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1c:4O A. N.
and leaves at 1885 A. M
Emigrant Trait arrives at 10 p. N.
and leaves at l0:45 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at IL NJ. and
leaves at 12:45 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 3:2o P. M.
Ind leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrsnt Train arrives at 1870 P. N.
and leaves at Sis A. NJ. ,.
:, Freight Train arrives at ll:5e a. M.
and leaves at l2:tO P. N.
ut ri, stages North. .
etoim Wfhdenncca ii" Silver City
and Boise CITY. Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 A.
N. aud arrives at $3.50 P. N. ,,s,
t. From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
lev, leaves upon the arrival OF the ex-
press train from the west Tuesdays,
FRIDAYS and Sundays. and arrives
Monday, Thursday and Saturday after
moons.
Snaps Express, from Winne1nncca
To yaryyf9le, Bartlett Greek mines, ar
riyes on Thursday and departs on
Friday OF each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
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Vissn Mining i-'rics, Hum-
boids ounfy, " vada.

ro the amount f3O Q rsqrired nv tn
laws OF thu United ~ttt,a. and that II Won H..
n cHniribu'e va " pr"por,i n OF said snn
N or b"fo-e Q da from this ds~. oou said
verai in'ere.ts IN said ledge VIII become
he pr pcrtv OF the mud r ignod. co owmr.
WIN has m = /" the said reiui' ed .sps nditares
Your several proportions arr IA follows:
j. G. Fall. 300 ct. observation-disclosures $50 co
7. J. nil. 100 f"t............ -. go. 20 90
u. i'amlin, 100 ( -t.... ..............t3 30 ~
W. ". Van Alstine, 10 feet. ........... 81 on
THAN WEIGH. Is eei.a... ....... 7a
nd that deineni OF YOU, respectively, the
i'nm' date payment thereof
WILLIAM GRAVES.
Buena Vista Mining III trici. May "a. 1873
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