davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-12
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Bic Iuibcbul1g Der bieiisen Yrooincial.
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reno Die 9aupt>S tsuer>A cmter Minoen
nnh 9lheine her Yrpuinl Annnoper bes.
Der DIRECTION 9lcibch 9tanlenS etnoeS,
leibt weroen lollen.
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DE aud in ;wsiter Snltan3 iusssn Yes
lcioisuns oss bielisen &reisseriAts oers
urtbeilt iuoroea iiuD, molten iiA audi
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rubigcn. Dieielbsn baben uielnebr se+
8 II Oas urtbcil bcs NppelatiouS9eriht5
oen Saliationsrccurs ein9clest.
Die lleberrcidung ber2lorehe Der Gbels
oamenGnslanoS on oieD amsn oes weltfds
lild)en a(OelS fano ain 4. 1tatt. DaB Der
gr0Bte Tbsil unieres NoelS lid oa3u
einiano, lit islbltpcrl tanolih.
Mit Dem 1. Sanuar 1875 erfolat sic
Grwcitcrung bel Staot Wiinitsr, be5.
Die Sereinisung oer NuBensemeinben
SeS 4mt8 BON ct. Waurie nit Der
Staot Wiin ter, uuo fuoet iomit oas
leincn Nbi1luB mas leit 1913 oersebenS
crltrsbt woroen. SIM &enper. Del trip.
@cif, @ieuenbcf uno llppenberg BADEN
uIels StraBen oificieu Ganlcn erbalten,
J. 3. &cmpers. 6rieorld)Ss, Scrolo-,
Glrteus, SiltrGppers, 8inos, Suit,
Groz, &iuoers, Iolcr@, Warls, &c. &C.
@era. Der QanStas bei6aItiste lid)
III isiusr crl item 5ieung SIN 7. De,Or.
nad) Der 9clbitncrtaauu9 ipe;ieu nit Der
Domaincniragc. Die @cr5anolangca
Dariiber wabrten bret uo0e 9tunoen
unS iiibrtcu id)lieblih Su Dem eiutimmig
gefaBten Stibluile, Dem Nntta3c, mle
CT BON Der fiir Die Ingele1en)eit 9ewd5l.
ten Speslats GommliiiOn cmpiop ell
mcroen lit, 6elSutrcten. 9eAab o~icleal
YelA(uNe wirS OaS %firlt(. AHiuiferiun
erludt, bic sur Ourd)Iibrpns osr I'M
Verid)t naber pracllirtcn, ben Ocmani~
a~lbciisungcn Dem Staate ~ge9eaiib:r obs
lie9cnoen Serpflidtunsen not igtn Str<
b%anoluu9cn cln;uleitcn, reip- Dem Hono.
tase bic gu weiterer Seldlu5ialml9 in
oieler J(iGtung n0tbigen llaterla9cn 81
uuterbretten, eocAt. etlua sur Sclle9un5
Oct Inselc9en6eit laAolcnlltc Scr
Observation-Disclosures an5une&mcn.
9eim ganota9 lit scr Anhal cinae.
bru1t ,poaDen, fir oaS rtuBiiAe Sbtrs
LAMB ciaen &rciSs OotatJon5 5onSS uon
100000 Ofarf aus Der iranSoilbtn
&riesSsgntl9doisuns cuSSui@ttocn.
Die fleincu Nepolten Der Na5nur5ei.
ter. an elmer An;abl 8a6nea, olt jest in
Gbirinsen 9sbaut wtroen, lino OnJe,
uber Die li6 bier gu 2anos NieManl
mebr punoert. Der @runO oieier 9te.
oolten lit in Der Re9cl Der, oaB 81,
Sauuntcrnebmer ben yeutcn, urter mel
den pielc Staliener, 8Obmen, Salcliel
lino, Ocn 9obn lbutoi9 bleiben. g
brad am 6, Ocsember i'm llnternbaus
bel @era wieoer cine lolde 9ScuOlte uor
Nrbsitern an Der @eras@ cimar Sabr
aus. Die 2eute, wetde A 8ohcu lang
feinen 2Obu erbalten batten, lttamtcl
bas Bureau zines Soumeilter5. Oh
@ensoarmerie uae nidt I'M StanOe,
Die auf9erestcn Maien 5u beibmibtl-
gen. 70 OaB BON @era cine &ompagni'
Der BORT sarniionirenbeu Ss68uuoneulr
3i9er requirirt weroen muBte, oerer
&ommauosur es obne auwenoun9 Dol
S8affen9ewalt selans, bic llaru5sn 81
oampisp.
, 1875-01-12
Maentctt %Derlanat.
DR.. e. B. FooTE,

Dr.. FooTE II Der gsrfaTer ~ntstrerer 1nstietnif8n
Derte, opn benen ems iber 100000 Grentplare &bias
~ssfuabsa Bat. Gin sweites ,Das Wenldenfpfem" pber
rSfeae gol.sisra&e unb seunbtr Wenideuserlanb,"
bat einen abiab BON iiber 10000 errsi6t. Dieies lestere
Ebert eri6etnt iest enstifa unO tsutlb. Gin nsusres
gDerf ..WiHenfdaft unb Diatuns" pber SAMMY TUBES,
Der iussnoIide Irst, unb sPoNsIr, Der Idfise gfe, er.
f&tint v~urfdufs muir enslf4. gDesen Snbaltsssrasi9.
nife bieier gDerfe tDae man fd entpsper an DR. FoorE
fsnSsa SSsr an bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhandlung,
1879 East 2Sth Street, New York.
&senten perbsn fir ben gertrteb bieier Werfe ~Ssrlanst
unO ertatten ftbr s%anfise gstinsunsen. Su mander
Nssmt bat f&pn burd ben 8erfauf htsfsr gDerfs id ben
grunbfein ~ etnert sIetntt gsrnrssn ssest. ,Das
Menf6snfpfsm" 1T fur Grpa&ien. unb ..DiHeni6aftun
Didtuns" fir bic Sueenb Elm pOrsieli6es, lstrrei6es unb
Invertebrates @srt. Gin Snbaltsseyei1nie Der g8erfe
peldes franco per Yrn on jebe GtreTe p~erfanbt pirp.
etsbt cine Soafdnstse gei&rsibaas ~bsrielbsn. Sod
etnrnal:
Mgenten ober Golportelrre berlangt.
A~breifire pie obeu.
, 1875-01-12
GbiHa,

2onbpn II. Sanuar. Neue M}iB=
9elisfeiten broben 5mil9en Sapan rub
China, ba Sapan onitebt, sewiiIe Se=
binsunsen bes 6ormola=8 Behring's 81. err
fIllen.
, 1875-01-12
&aBlan0.

Yaris, II. San. 9is &aiierin
miro bon Storenotb, wo tie li6 i'm 9all
fe bes @inters a~ufsebalten, erpartet.
SIR @elunobeits5ultano Ioll li6 sebei=
Iert ba5en.
, 1875-01-12
Aeuefts tsIegr. pfpeJatn.
England.

Gpnbpn, 10. Sanuar. @elterr
mar ber 5weite Sabrestas oes Snoes
pon 2ouis gapo1eon. Cine 9roBe @n=
aabl Encouragement fran5Diil6er Smpe=
rialiTen paren in Gbiielburit perlam=
melt.
, 1875-01-12
Mrna.

Sonbon II, IL. San. Seri6te bonn
Cape Conn Bis gum 16. 9e5. meloen,
oaB elm furdtbarer Sturm bas Sano
beimseiu9t fat. Cine Solse paren
l6rsdli9e ueberi9wemmunsen. Siele
Sabr5euse itranbeten unb unermeBli1er
S6aoen purbe 81 2onbe nno gu Maner
onseitiftet.
, 1875-01-12
8rteft1e GpnfnItattone1t
nnent9e1b1t6.

gDessr Mineralen nod fddtlias pFan,en ssbrauGt.
Beinate 10000 pattenten purten BON Jpn, tn ben lesten
sransis Satreu ~bebdnbelt. Sober 6aG tptrb ein;eln iprs.
fdltis %reeifrtrt, pb brteFid ODER peri5nlid, Oh srn benz
Doctor islbft cher ietnen 5ilfsdr;tsn. 9estere fnb ale
piFenfaaftlih %esbitbete Webieiner.
Iae patienten, pel6e ~entfernt pptnen, erbalten cine
susfIbrliGe Srassntite franco per ppft pter i'm Sauie.
Gin SDafdnbises isfentatiideS Gintrasen in ben 8dderi,
%oerbiueert Ssbler pher SrrtbImer. Die Bidder pesteu
MIR RON ben a%nsefsGten Nersten seBfnet.
aDeaat 8~rassnltfe ober anberpsitis. Gpnfultattpnea
~obrsifire man tpie fOlst,
DR.. e. B. FooTE,
Box 7se, New York
, 1875-01-12
TERMS TO CLUBS.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies, ono ye- separately addressed.
FQkr Dollars.
Ton copies, one wear, sensrately addressed (and
M extra copy to the getter up Of CLUB,
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, one year, senaratelv addressed
cana an extra copy TO the letter up of club),
Fifteen Dollars
Fifty copies. one year, to one address tand tho
IN eekly one yenr 70 getter ND of club,
Thirty-thr0e Dollars.
Fifty copies. ono year, separately addressed (and
the semi weekly one year to getter un ofclIb).
ThIrty-fve Dollars.
One hundred cories, one wear, to one address,
cluD), Eittv RoslarS
One hundred copies. one year. separately nd.
dressed land tue Daily Tor one year to the getter
up oNei'o)' sixty Dollars.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY Sun.
Five copies. one year, separately addressed,
Eight Dollars.
len conles, one yer, separately addressed (and
m extra copy to getter up of clnh), ~
Sixteen Dollars.
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n Post Office orders. checks, or drafts on Now
fork. wherever convenient. If not, then register
Sne feAeFs containing money. Address
l. W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
SIM Office. New York City
, 1875-01-12

2n9erbier gaIpp 8. &c.
ELLISON & HARVEY,
@nsrps Siquur = gambler
RO. 1909 gary etrabe,
&i6mnub, ga.
5aten auf benz Eager stnen arpeeu gprrntf
BON
@etme 1t nn0 2iqm6rett,
uslts G& b.fonesrs fir bic Setertaae eionen
uno i%rcrnul fe bic aufmnfiamfeit Der &C.
'tdftsleute tn Der Stabt iopie auf bsm Gan.
%, lsntsn. Str Fna'r BON Wbisfey beaebt
aus ben fOIgenesn Sorten:
Slo Cabinet Npe,
Slb 8afer 9tbe,
&niferboder,
Ueldaer SlS Sine,
@olhen Jfector,
@ofren eagle,
nSu1rn South"
&cntllfp Bourbon.
lno zine arOss guswabl ygn ssr1bieeener
Waars. @uh fiibrsn mir
Blackberry, Gberrp uro SINGER
Sraurumcirc,
Steiner pGpple=Gioer granob," feincr al
ter Eead)zg ranep, reiner Samaico Stun.
Sbclltt Scotb Wbi8fep, etbter bo1dnoi-
der @ln, Nep @n9lano 9iun,.
Srslroe I'M einbeimiIh: 9ranntpeiue,
pprt, SberrD II gatamba 2eetne.
i'no trirtltb @ats mas man eenSbnlid In et.
'snl 9Sein- urb Cyl ituclcn.@ lbdf finre;.
IN GER ufbsTasuauna, pab is Tin 70 oro6rs
wager bdten. oils iraenb ttn 5aus unterbalb
5aliiin ere, bitten de bic Ssrren @sfdGftsIeute
sfaa,alf Dor5uipre&en. Ole aaranttrtn. sof
'fe Waaren eas ine, tppfar ls nuso,aebeu
nerosn. Ssher Gdufsr bat tas Medt. Rte
Maarsn sie ion, n,d,t asfaasn ;urud,u osbsr'
1is'slben banfen fir Die linen ieit BEN len
zen awet Sabren tfm,sfene l1uterlheunp uns
pereen i& t~ffreben fsrnsr bas WobImoufn
bsef 8unben fh gu srwerbsn.
Gaiiau nnn 6arbeh.
] 10 mint
, 1875-01-12
Ganenbe @nbt

Taaenbe 2ncbt
mirb m 70 IT sebetlt.
Ssbe Yeripr, ptI6s on ptisu Arantteit
Ie,net, nirp gststsu fiji an Or. brire ,u peu.
cen, me.Gtr eins Glclhe Mepietn b~erlslbtn sur
probe, tu.1 Die @rprtB.
II nj font
lfnben totrb.
Die ~einatssn Soften itnb bic @rrresfc1sn
ste I'm @srbdltniB gum @sitafts esrinss fnf.
Or. price IN etn ~fubtfisr Mrst unb bat bic
gebanpluns bH
falenbcn ..Gubt
su ftinem 5anptAnbium esmaGt anb SrfGsrt
petlune burb @ebrau6 ,einer Msbtatn.
llntsrlnbt nidt fir etne probeflalGe ~ en-.
ben, 60 fUiltt Miats uno miro
@uh beilen!
Go matt nihis aus. mis alt hte Granttsi'
N unb wel1e anpere Wiltel fsbleeIhlasen ba-
ben.
Gtrtulare anb 3eueniIs psrssn NIT ssr,
ni9ts f%oftenben Prabeflaide
ssiaues.
Geib pprfhtia Der GrprsB bic re&te Mb-sNs
su esbsn unc fHreibt an .
Or. Gbas. z. price
30. 67 Wiuiams Ctr , Rem gOrs.
26 IL mi
, 1875-01-12
Frank d. Hill.
II unb Muftiondr,

HOS VI a in StraBe,
Der STATE Sant" seseniitsr.
@runrn.fe unb periDnlihss Giaertbum
wirc auf rHtntll9er @uttiru pesr pr rat per-
fluft. 0auier uno Ga pirb sermistbet unb
telpnbere Mafmfrflamte,t pirb auf pas @plet-
tiren BON Mietben aelest.
Der gerfauf BON @runofidsn irssnb elmer
Irt Tiro anfS SOrsfaItisie bstrieben.
mi mint
, 1875-01-12
Girainia @taatS< Wa5etre
tas.,s tsreassssebsH BON
5sbn9 q. { II.
Re. 81 3pOlfts strase.
dino b, 9 a.

greiie Der Mn5eisen:
~ small $O7;
in esuar., ,wsi Mat -
u I'm Sanart. bret NHat *
Gin Sauare, cine gGSbe o1S2 t
Gin sauare, eiren Mfrnas ~
Sin sqrare. bret @pnats hol
srssere Wnssissu wereen tiutser brsSnet.
@dt pbsr wentssr 3eitsn eslbsa 2tnen Square.
Mue an,eissn ftnb int 9eraus Ut 3atlsn.
Die 3ettuua Nib in 8tamOnb anb llm'
ae1ens BON bsm 3rGssrr tar is Gents pei
Msme aussftragen.
, 1875-01-12

SEMI-WEEKLY sun, So A YEAR,
of the same size ana general character as
THE WEEKLY but with . greater variety of
miscellaneous reading, aod furnishing the news
to its sunscrihe,s with greater freshness, because
1t comes twice a week instead of once only.
, 1875-01-12
&5s9.S6;3 u

S5S9,S63 "a
0ctiben.
Ssprtteforifde Gidtrbeiten .$25S1S4 40
Musfehener &ednunssn. . . 2l3 $50 %
Mcfen tur pra'ntsn 49,. 1,7S1 95
g'r. Ct. rea;li irte ShuloiGe;ne 1n,. co 90
Staial Grdm GU Getraa 1, 303 90
Slb 0omiuirn Gtsamlbip Gon-
PANS Stpf 5000 90
@runcfMre 1883 so
O,Hte Wfptel1t : S72 o.
Uaui9 BON Sanfsn & 9anquicrs 1857 70
gpn @aentsn in laufsnbsr @eG-
mug $500 81
Saar . 20,t91 SO
$5s9,963 II
S. 5. slauahter, prGI. 6. 8. @. Ills &c.
.. u. @alfer g. g.. aantfn.
30 int Nl4 Moin Giraffe.
, 1875-01-12
THE DAILY SUN, So A YEAR.

A permanently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation IN the world. Free, indie.
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
from everywhere, Two cents o copy by mail,
so cents & month, or So q year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

The SUPPOSED CRAZY MAN.-Wflis
Jefferson, the supposed crazy man.
meation of whom was made in these
aolumns a few days ago. is still in
charge of Sheriff Nash. He appears
TO be perfectly harmless, and the Sheriff
has hopes that mental faculties are not
not permanently deranged and that kind
treatment aud wholesome food will
restore his impaired senses in short
time. de seems to almost have lost
his memory, and knows nothing of
LIS history priot to his arrest, by the
Sheriff. except that he had been at
Battle Mountain aud chopped wood for
somebody at that place, whose name
40 has forgotten or refuses to give il
ns remembers it. His emaciated COM
dition indicates that he has experienced
hard times and went on short rations
for some time. He says he walked
the greater part of the way from Battle
Mountain to this place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CIsIL SUIT. w. A. Killingsworth, by
his attorneys, Grass IL Harding, has
Commenced suit against Z. q. Bradley,
For $500 damages, alleged to have been
sustained by plaintiff. who charges
Bradley with having shot several cattle
Belonging to him. A criminal action
was brought against Bradley for killing
those cattle. lie was tried for the oifense
n Justice Davis Court and acquitted.
Paradise Valley needs a no-fence law,
or some legislation that will protect the
settlers there from the depredatiops Of
cattle in the summer season. Farmers
viii protect their crops at TINT time Of
gear, and as the matter now stands,
f7eigation is the result, if an OK or a
steer is injured by them in doing so.
tiany of the farmers are not prepared
20 fence their lands, and they require
Legislation that will protect them from
the herds running at large in the
county, at least from April till Novem-
Der. of each year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

Held TO ANSWER. railroad boys
inform us that @. &. Mellus, who shot
Tue boy, Frank Briefly, at Elko, last
Sunday, was held to answer before the
next Grand Jury of Elko county. in the
sum of $4,000. The wounded boy is
doing well, but the surgeon who dressed
his wound, has been unable to find the
bullet, and cannot tell whether it
ranged upwards into the brain or down
into the neck.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

WARTS may be removed, says a cele
DRAFTED physician. By rubbing them
night and morning with moistened
piece of muriate of amonia. They
soften and dwindle away. leaving no
such mark as follows their dispersion
with lunar caustic.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

The Pope lately had funeral mass
celebrated in behalf of the soul of
Garcia Moreno, the President of Ecua-
dor who was assassinated few months
ago by the South Americans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

BURGLARr.-The section house at
Stone House on the railroad was broken
into yesterday Two tramps who are
suspected of having committed the
deed were identified by the foreman
here this morning. and steps were taken
TO arrest them by Station Agent WEIGH.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

SEnF- MURDERoys NEGLECT. suf
fer cold to accumulate on cold, or a
cough to become chronic, when few
doses of Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar taken ut the outset, invariably
effect cure in few hours. For sale
by all druggists Pixies toothache
drops cure in one minute. oct 26-1w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

SEWING has been taught in the pub
lic schools of Boston for twenty-three
years, aud it is just now discovered that
1t is illegal to expend public money for
that purpose.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

QUrNsY. Stephen Tirrell, who has
been working in the Independent mine
at Varyville. was brough: to town the
other day completely Frustrated with
an attack Of quinsy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

SECTION FoREMAN.-John Golightly
has been appointed Section Foreman on
the railroad ut Iron Point, and has gone
to that place 10 attend to the duties of
the position.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

EMrGRANTs.-Nine cars of erhigrants
passed here Monday evening, and seven
csts well filed went by last night
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

NOTHING IN fhe world will make a
man SO mad as to dream that he is
kissing an academy girl, and wake up
to find that'a depraved fly is waltzing
around tahe ragged edges of his mouth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

ERRoE.z-A typographical error yes
terday made us say that the suit for
damages against J. X. Johnson was for
81, 800. 1t should have read 81, 800.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

RxxovzD.-The SILVER STATE Office
is removed from Railroad st rect to the
new building on Bridge street, opposite
che Court house.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

HE San Francisco Ledger has been
doubled in size. 1t is now about the
size of the Chronicle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

WILp GEEsE.-Flocks of wild geese
are making their appearance along the
Humboldt river.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

SrocKs.--The fire in Virginia yester-
day had demoralizing effect on the
stock market. In the morning board
Consolidated Virginia fell nearly 500,
and all the mines in its vicinity SYM
pathized in the decline. In the after
noon there was quite an advance on the
mornings quotations, nearly all get
ting back to Mondays prices.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
GO Meadow Valley 3
$50 Raymond Il Ely 241.
10 Eureka 1871
.6lO Jackson Ia
so Adams Hui SOC
10 X. *. B
20 Prussian ! %
3OJ Leopard 1917
800 Rye Patch soc
80 FL Dorado South 500
s. ella 81
SO Mansfield 22L
10 PoormRn /
90 North Belle 30
Is Panther soc
80 jefferson 4 ~
40 Empire 25
30 Oaled0nia ID
2l5 Baltimore 2
l0J Silver Hill tx
So Occidental 81
125 New York 2
90 Rock Island 2
j 80 Woodville "a
40 Leviathan Il
900 Mides 3
$40 Original Gold Hill 1sI
$40 Andes'31f
100 Mint 55c
365 Con Virginia 265
1915 California 554
2245 Ophir 49,
80 Bullion As
220 Overman 4j1.
1850 Could & Curry 1914
72)) Best Il Belcher az
leo Chollar CT
This Mornings Board.
4G40 Ophir 1917 b33
325 Mexican III
$50 Gould e Curry 1872
7Io Best e. Belcher Ak
$50 Savage 73
lG0 Chollae 68
195 EaIe Il Noreross 40
GS5 Crown Point 2711
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

The 90 MrNE.-Jake Stratton informs
us that there are four miners at work
on the 56 mine, and that they are
extracting sufficient ore to pay. The
56 is located below Frank Clark Is ranch
on the Humboldt at the extreme
southern point of Eugene mountain
1t is copper lead, and is a,adoubtedly
the Oldest mining location in tie county
if not in the State of Nevada, AS its
name indicates, it was located in 1856
by A. u. 5ennison, then on his way
70 California, and who We believe still
retains an interest in it, having re-
'newed his location in 1861 when silver
mines were first discovered in this
county. The ledge is said to be large
and the ore contains from thirty to
sixty per cent. copper.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27
BORN.

In Winnemucca, October 25th, to the wifi.
OF Walter q. Case, son.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

CENTRAL DISTRICT. Jake Strattor
arrived here yesterday ~itk two tons of
ore from the Little B-ir mipe in Cen.
trail district, for the purpose of having
1t worked at the Reduction Works here.
de says times are livening up in Gen.
trial. Sam King and A. B. Jennisen
have resumed work on the Dutehnan
mine. s. W. Hammand is taking out
rich ore from ledge discovered bv
him, and intends to send several tons
OF 1t here shortly to be reduced. The
mines on which work is being carried
on are looking well. aud there are sew
eral Others which have produced con-
siderable good ore now lying idle,
Notleeably among the latter class are
the Marietta and Teamster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

RATN.-The parched soil was treated
to good shower in this vicinity this
morning. It was the only rain of any
consequence that has fallen here since
last June. 1t was sufficient to lay the
dust and the wind which blew strongly
yesterday and last night. 1t looks as if
the storm was not yet over, and it will
require several days rain to wet the
ground to any considerable depth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

" Agent for the celebrated patent
"BED BUG PROOF" SPRING MAT
TRESS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

BRIDGE COMPLETED. james Ward,
who has been building bridge over
the Humboldt river, arrived in town
this morning, having completed the
bridge. The bridge is situated about
five miles from the Humboldt House.
and Dir. Ward says it is one of the best
bridges that spans the river. 1t is i2S
feet long, and the timbers are of the
most substantial character.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-27

TRAIN LATE. - The express train
from the East arrived here three hours
behind Gne lest evening. The train
was three hour late at Ogden, caused
by an accident to locomotive on the
Union Pacific. A part of this time
was made up on the Central between
Ogden and Toano, but another delay
OF two hours occurred by the crippling
OF a locomotive east of the Wells,
which neecssitate@ doubling in two
or three places or The road. The train
WIS an unusually heavy one, and run
ming against the strong wind which pre-
vailed yesterday, not much of the lost
time was made up this side of Carlin.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.


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A WAITER WISHES A PLACE IN A FIRST CLASS
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A YOUNG CoLORED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
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4 SINGLE CoLoRED) YOUNG MAN WISHES A
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The Portland daily press., 1875-08-06
Fourth District Outlook.

We have information from the most relia-
against the nomination of Mr.. Powers in
western Penobscot and Pscataquis is intense
and is becoming more so overy day. The best
Republicans by scores declare that they will
notvote for him if nominated, and one of Mr..
Hamlin's strongest friends said yesterday that
if Mr.. Powers should go before the people as
the Republican candidate for Congress, he
will be defeated by d large majority. One of
our informants tells us that the partisans of
Mr.. Powers have resorted to the most des-
perate means to carry caucuses. In Newport,
for instance, by some trick, few friends of
that gentleman, not over half dozen, held a
caucus and nominated Powers delegates.
Subsequently caucus at which one hundred
and fifty Republicans were present elected
delegates opposed to him, and one hundred
and eighty-two Republicans in that town
have signed paper saying that they will not
vote for Mr.. Powers on any consideration.
Similar performances occurred in Stetson and
other towns. In others it is said that Mr..
Powers friends have claimed delegates which
they did not elect. In Dexter Wednesday
evening, Plaisted delegates were elected by a
vote of 1876 TO 113 for the Crosby candidates.
1t is said that many voted the Plaisted ticket
because it was reported that Powers was the
second choice of Mr. Crosby's men. In Ban
gor the feeling is no less intense and bitter.
There is a very general conviction that Mr..
Powers cannot be elected if he receives the
nomination, and from what we have heard we
predict that he will not take the nomination
with the certainty of defeat staring him in the
face, but will retire from the field and wait
more propitious season. Indeed, good Re-