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To khs Editor Of The chlraen 1r,tGAsi
CulcAoo, june 16.-Admlttlpg that the atone
already laid-at.hopgh dotectivs-@ould Auswer
wore not Tbs foundation also defective, cannot
aomo way bs devised without the absolute and
total destruction OF the existing walls ? Such 4
plan, II feasibe, would save the Government It
least half mIll,ou dollars aud hasten the com.
plstion Of the Ouston,-ll House, 10 much desired
BY the pospls Of Chicago, ons rcsr sooner tina
IL will be dono II tho wA!s arc torn down and 70.
built do poyo. sca,oely anything, 1t haa beau
paid, IL Impossible 10 mechaulcal aud engineer
iuk skill, aud II seyea-stosy brick hotel can b
liiied Lodsy from its foundation. moved aud sot
dawn In safely without tue cessation OF
ita b4ssnpsR, l do not see why Tue
bars wel|s Of pATttAlly-constEucted
building caunot ba remoscd from thelt
plsces With equal pksa aud security. Nv idea
would be. 10 Ea.se aud remove tho walls OF tne
Custoul-uoula By hcctluns (the CORNERS aud tho
sidrs aud onds In Que OF more seetions) ~ 4
sufficient astancs from tbelr present bod 70 Ad-
nit ot the taxing up Of the co1uent sod the
driving Of rIlaa for hew aud stronger founuA-
ticu, When that 10 done the walls eau be IT.
turned by tho sana mc4pa, 70 tue new foaudt.
tlous, 1ud 1cjolned - the points Of separation.
To accomplish sb!s would fsquiss the removal Of
the walls or cotnars and sids scctous on'y o 70
10 teet either eide Of their present 4po. Non
comea tho question, whether sh!s 10 not 4
pseesIcA and Economical Koluhon Of tho dim-
, 1875-06-19
THE CUSTOlf-IlOUSI5.
Tho Contingent Eund-Lett0rs from
COrFcau0nt3tnlN.
Tho following letter waa received 1t this oiIlco

Tho Contingent Eund-LetfGrs from
Correspondents.
Tho following letter was secoived 1t this otIico
yeetertlay:
10 ~ Elt'or - n. cAf.a7a 7rihune: -....
in one OF tho daily psptrs 10 contingent fund in
cannect,on with t,s Cusiom.Iiouao. and dos,so 10
III Msntn ws 10 tSs sSt ns o selling a.cr. not in
uso Ii tho Uunton.t .t1ouao for what ho could g.t IN
cash. and tho proceeds na''o up this contingent fund
House olAce a tho corner of Jackson and Dfarborn
attse:s: Out Of II some Carpets vera ratl for, and
plumbing lin for putting some water fixtures into
knew thht when Gen. Hnnsn took posstA1on Of
Tue ofre hc rs.tpsd 10 lshk!p for Tho furniture Eet
colnpsse that st with the articles Astuay hand lie
found considerable nuniter that werc not ast down
W. y. liz r.
that the clrpst tho xashhtan and other furniture
h.1 been bought out Of Tits fund. think sou Will
derrd Til stop. contrary 10 l1w aud the tesaa-
lions, u1lt said that e would buy lila private furniture
out d, 81 h,s cwn pqet: hsysaf,sr
fund Or whit uti Of It went for, but do really nk
thst Ii would be well tu fnd Ont. Elm.
MAJ. WOOD
tho bookkeopor At the now Custon.1Iouso nn-
doubsodly kuowa nll about the matter above TO-
forred 10, and IL Ia equally certain that said Mai.
Wood docs not desire to tell what ho knows. lie
has Kept an account OF thu moneys received for
tho sails OF old material, and claims to hhvc
vouchers for all moncya expended. 1t is ont'tely
piobablc that he has tho sanction OF Afr. Rankin
for all mouoyB expended out OF TINT fund. but
whether tho whole matter wAa loyal Or not lnuBt
be dotermincd by gom0 0tllor authority
II sett. sle Ptotano, LETT tho city last evening
on tha . o'clock t,ain for Now York, but did not
yinlt the Cubtom-Houso yesterday.
GEN. HOLMAN
waH yesterday occupied main'y in sending copies
Of TIE TH1DuNE's interv,cw with Muliett.
Without making any extended comment on The
aa,ne, the ueurI OIL thought that II 1tullets was
tho best advocate Of the building it usa time
that something wcro done.
, 1875-06-19

C0NpEAS1TI6H OF LAND.
Special p,tratch to T'he GAteaoo 1ttbtlat,
BpRlsoE,ELD. ILL.,. Juus 18.-The opinion Of
the supreme Court IN tue case Of Jennings Of 81.
"a. Carpenter, ~ ssportad in tbs opiuIops yes
tetday, Il quite important. ~ settling the pstn-
clplo that. iu condennlug lsnd for publlo pux-
poses, the full value Of the land must ba paid
LIE ownes without any deduction for benefits.
INSURANCE CASE.
In the United Bate. Court today, several
Judgments wsEs taken asaiuss siockho!ders Of
tho Wtnneshiek Insurance Company Thore sss
= very large humEer Of these auita ou tho pocket.
and % far - sppsA1s tharsl IA NO defsnae as Ansl
any OF them.
IOWA BUPRKM1 CQuRT.
Special NsnaseA e la chte44t Tribuas.
Dxs RpINEa, L., juus 1a-IhA CASE Of ~
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Guilty. and II not. Tho rneni sugges..n may lead
cya,y ren; ;.tt. What ~! pcorlo want in tl1o
saving Of bntli money and Ina II, the conatruc-
hon and completion of nj Cunson'- ionso.
Il cir Haxsa E.uIEEn
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MEDICAL

\VAfrNn-ALLT 70 KNOW THAT u you sur.
that yon can bs cured y ths saonast pu.ai6o ti,s
an At hti1s expense. this AAta Ns1icsl utGes ii
huuth CIAIk4l. uousaltAtlo1 fsee. |
(EANrEn-1LL: 70 Know THAT II YoU sUF:
i5t With any fc1F 9t d.ss.ss tAst seu sAs - pss;
Ulhc4s, Iii 6uuA CiAEkst.
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10 ne kaso' ~ ~ a@ - 1"'saso ~ .raou"s .
enicAoo' JUNG 4t'-i. boeInS 70 oe pso-ooter
mined that the work on tho Custom -HouBo shall
be' undope, Before such an act Of vandalism is
conaumm.tcd. tha neon,a NJ cbjcapo shonla
,.s.a -...s.,,,n, ~ Tha ,'s..,.,.
na'o son'esu'ns es1' LUZ op.nion
Of ''oute!dcrs tlo"oScs oxporloueed the
"o1pcrts" may DO III other 'ocailties) Ia
of yorv |ittto satue IN rcea,d 10 Chicago founda-
uona W. h,vo ,rcncbcrona ,o;i to dc,,
aous' @ W. we na'o noacoetou1 @ = 'u.t " ass!
WILL iao'e ~ Ps!"eps no Guy ~ 'no country
0heTo Tho difficulty or constructing maaHlSo
buildinga Is 10 great ~ horr. This difficulty
can never DO cntiroly overcome. All tie largo
h,,,1,,ra ,1,cl, ,vo ,n,. f,r 1oon oroo,.a INV.
Duala'sa "nlen na'o s,"s ~ uo.n oi.o'sa na,o
su1ered eFon an unavoidable aostllpg' TO great
er OF less dogreo. But, in almost ovory case,
tho Injury caused by such Ecsttiug has been
1Iansa 'a s,,.l, rsans ,nona,. r'r,a ,.,ra ~ t's
hous'' "n'cn tnao3 .uousns "ou4a lew ~ 10
takon down. Iho ta'mor Aonset 700, or .;
'east portion VI LUG otaso slrees 1font, hka
eostea, ana @ 10 anS ouI q Lineage rs..ee a.sa,sec1
would hnvo presented a., aanscf2ns appearance;
Inc BAme was teo case H!th INC oh1on Na1lonn1
NAnk, with tAS Anlefiean Exr1esa Con1panys .
bulsalne, anu WIZ numerous n oIue5 cases' Mnlou
nero not 90 InS Gusson.a1oneG
these 0ul!dnRs. Iley woiala haso pocn oeMol-
ishnu. nut! rceonetrncteu upon no" iouhaataons,
wh!cn "on,d naso provoo no nettes thaa !tso oia.
Win anch 1acs STATING us IN Tue !aco, tno gu
zons o. Gaeasq anoau ofpoSu w. " aas ta
OF THO Cuatoin-I1o1se "ofH, un'll a. !oass the
hoeessity OF eMc esstct.on M 19' , ena!a 90 cealv
manHeateu. botoIe F1uoo'oou ot p1ote!v snal
bo aHnihllassd and ti!o coulp!eton q ths cus-
ton.!loase ueasea ios an 1.,nelnno t'1 tGtI. suo-
voToly exastod. Ihero is M 20 class 81 Judges 20
we'll qualified tinaeoa. 1uaitheu ~ ~ 10 uetot-
mine this homogeneous cnest1oh as lhe hssnltoete
Of Choaso; To- }nfy po so.eeaea ,sotn IT,. 1neao
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: II. -----A - -
INSTR UOEIUN.

i 1kSTLKMAS tFRoM s4khlNlAl WISHES 70
y tssa:, y 9, ssl.s' .snSss WHIP pp,s .a,sss.4
tnuAs tauxuazss, ~. Tribune adhos.
3Y1ANrED-HF An EuUCArED EUROPEAN
sAdy ts.ohss .! French eoa uatnAn. and mslletan
posttln party eotuG 70 hnrups eospp&ulon
tnterpts,et .eu!d Hts uusFFs q smas yauag IAd''i
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INFORMATION WANTED or MRS ELIZA
Watls. late Keen, 4h9 n Is7S lysd ~ 81
Ms.ssl .na Aotxanst. Any pSno;n, *ho s.a gss ~.
uuslt4d to eotnnunlo4fs xih aTs1
Aat1s.a ftA aA@fRAl1. w. cva<1sa*st-. kss@ d.
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TO RENT--HOUEES,

s~~r.II ~ , -.
hr.c. i~enI 80. ". ""'t .1.1s.'o IT.. ca. .ln.R
slt Tbs tnrdntn ,Trr s"nt.: everything IN cnh "nt
tsom.; tent l,'s IA etrsd lsn.ui. Apply to A. r.
'T,o RKSr-sEwLy. FijRSisItEp 10i'si:f}S ~
MArsOs ilIfI. q wa.aIra,"i,:st. -."..,
'IW NR:Tf- 80 -f!ilUTCt: COITA0gs is NICE
-, oi hobs;. S.r. KisU. i4s Viz. Msitssn IA
an'clock.
Y,o nr&r-DwGLLrst; i!y WEsr y .n,a',S;;sr.,
4 - nr'ns tn xo'd otdes. W. "ALIei;, itoom Il. Il
f'o WEST-laa MiGi1iV.S.1V., 4 FINE GOT:
tags And barn, aod ia. To-. At Ii n,uath s,'d
lenAot.
rf,o nEST:-TiiE WEEE.K S0WS PLACE EAELEi,
LLAMA PLACE. for two ,cHrs. tn prtsn'n family; Is
q saI r."1 st a; x
"' 2an .;t. ~ f1a' IT, O. sa!f,s sf ''' At ''
f{'O KEHr-llOt:AE ~ rARK.Av.: linUSr ~
g3d St1r' = II 1s.n :.ss'sont' eaap uA'
RIO, ':ExT-.;s rEis Mnarii-AS KLEG 4ST :.
nns Of ths hnest locations In ettJ. Apply hoom 2, u
fI'H RFNT-EY y. s. HAYES, HErTUiTOLiTAN
i Hocf, hAnhtoms hew a1uetrInts and tEIok dNk1l-
'nxs m Ws.t htde. In asst c1ass nsknI" rapud.
Fr0 HEST-I.ST0NY sti,SE pKYSr I,wEiLfSi;
ss;' II w. s' fs fspis q f.
To NExT-asfoRY FRAMR pWEtLiXt., WEST
Van i!uren.t bsfwPen t:rnttc.a aud hroop. IS
per mouth. PltLtV MyEitS CO., Koui, j. is s!sdI-
sun'st.
Suburban.
fT&O NEST-t.AKE vtEW-Fun = Or aYEAR3
:acm:!d .,: Ksxa ]. "a F..s Ms.,!.e.: y! !. y -.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
{NAHTED-4 TO s. ACRES or LAND SUITABLE
" for Auf!ug ground, x,tIa 10 invs frotn tbs Court,
Hnuss. rood rnsd. Stats Rtjep aud tWsgt pylcp
aad uthsr particulars. q T.. ts soutl NAis'ed.st
W4nTRD-A NtaE oil TKh nnilN HuUsK 35S
w Waat Hds. nAar s.r4stnars. VIII rsy cash End
Eeod !nItdo vacant p.o1cEty Addro.s q Iua. oee.
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HOOKS.

EPK0iAL BARGAINS III GHOiGk hooks. uQ!l|@
DkRT6, - SoatA ClAIkst
, 1875-06-19

~. Ihc leor!e q te! Miller ". Ihaf Ainrmed.
81 H. ptopo ri. siii!ar ~ Jarrett. xiissnsd
6Sa. Tls Poorlo Ct rel. Miller n. Allen. Aftned.
ISL Tia Heoplo 81 ri. A!llar u, smith ot ii. H.
III. THIS People s1 zel. Miller ~. ci.sk ct u. A.
Armed.
IS. Tho People ex rel, at!lar H. Deebe. Atnrmsl.
s r. r. rses u ri ri M:r H.s
u.s. III fsSps q ss ri i Giiist n % sssss Il L Il:
80. Tho Paop's OK rel Miller ". rol.a.bee. AZ.
Wayne 8 Chicago R.'lroid Gumpany. Aalrmsi,
4Ss Ss & Chicago as .. u. asesssy:
= s.: III ci,1 Of Chicago vs.. ssho'soa. Reversed
g; . IT. eli; os clissso asar.1. N.ss;.ed md
$40, Home Lie 1nsu1anea Company n. Pisrce. AZ
.I,'st sS1 The Ws:te:n unlon Railroad Company RI.
GUi. Aoeklafd Insurance C0tnIsuy VI. Nelson. AZ
90. Peorts, Pckin K Jacksonville. I.t.road Company
unnhan ~ Ths Village OF 1l5ds Park 1t ii.
az. ruteEt.ugh y, Farrell. Affirmed. .m.
nus Central hs!4FoAd ooupsnr. As,sf.sl and rs
es, Elrushaw ct Al. vs.. oa.h. Reversed and rs-
manasd.
VI, Gregory n. Clark q u. DeeEss Affirmed.
oiY. Loasrgan ". Ceustnsy. Aftrmed.
ca, Hsb6tsF ss q. ". Steele ea o.. Aftrusa.
g.4. TFumbo u, Ths peoyle. Affirmed.
s2d. Colwsll n. Irower. leyerssd.
cut. Hturgos u. The Fourth National bank us Chi.
cagu. Affirmed.
G!s. arayesou ". Tobsy Of al. Decree affirmed,
t2J. utchr4ns VI. Tutsle> NsvtFssd ADD rnnlAnted.
Gs1. Hnnti9G ". patbykhire. Affirmed.
Gt7. Allleh W. Goodsll, pscfea affirmed,
a7f. aoodapeed ". Cutler. AtHrmsd.
GS4. Unltea Atslsa TruAk Company of New York n.
Lev e a. Decree Affirmed. MaAulaIer and Hla&aous
1J,, dIsBonk,
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,


Ton sALH-N6 ACRKf OF LAND WILL M AOLn
y asc1inu, gu Thnrsday, Juno ~. At az. In n.s
70 suit putchsssrl Thu untnpsnFcd lexGI psair!s
land small portion Arahs. r'ar,h, ali good for
fais st.s,on. "a II Gnsinns. cncs a. s,r T TIL ta
,oat .nd ni!o. .ouh d ihaas oa .hs Ps.aata rr
lOtGll, Selaa, Clarke Couhtf. OHIO.
TOR ffxAP-CtlUlCH lApRovED FARMS
md as.s propsy5 10 t!tet4 II t. - Within =
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

TAxEs.-A. j. Shepard, County Treas.
urer, and S. j. Bonnifield, his Deputy
for the occasion, were kept busy all day
yesterday receiving taxes and receipt
ing for the same. Yesterday was the
last day allowed by law for the payment
of taxes without extra costs. and taxes
remaining unpaid at the close of bust
ness last evening will have ten per cent.
added to them to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

THE PARADISE GHOST. Sam Pierce,
one of the proprietors of the Pioneer
and Silver State FIGURING Mills. arrived
in town yesterday. AS these mills is
the place where the disembodied spirit
of old man Furman is said to have
appeared 50 often, we eagerly inquired
of Mr. Pierce, if there WITS any founda-
ton whatever for the Numerous reports
circulated relative to the appearance of
the ghost at the mills. His reply was
Il lassoed that ghost last Saturday
night, and intended to bring him TO
town, but he broke the rope and
escaped" MIR. Pierce says he has
been in tho mill aud about it almost
every day and night for years, and he
never saw or heard anything super
natural about tie place. He does not
know how the ghost story originated.
The rumors circulated about Furman
appearing, of course, he does not credit,
aud he thinks it is merely a joke
played by some of the men employed
at the mill on the credulous. That
knocks the foundation from under all
the stories told about the ghost, which
is nothing more than sell. 1t is a
little bad for that ghost to disappoint
believers in spirits, but as Mr. Pierce
is matter-of-fact man, we shall here.
after have to discredit all that is told
about his ghostship.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE IRoN SHIP.--The material for
the iron ship which is being shipped
in sections from Pennsylvania to San
Francisco, is nov passing daily over
the railroad at the rate of five or six
Cur loads. Some of the irons which
passed through to-day are about the
length of two fat cars; but We have DO
idea what part of the vessel they were
Intended for. The telegraph reported
at the time the material was started
from Pennsylvania, that there was
sixty-eisht car loads,of it altogether.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

MARKIED.-Our old friend William
Carpenter bid farewell to single bless
edness and launched his bark on the
sea of matrimony last Sunday night.
We wish the young man and his first
mate smooth sailing and pleasant
voyage to the haven beyond. The GER
emory was performed at the residence
of D. 2. Crook, by John Wentworth. a
lineal descendant of one of the early
Governors of Massachusetts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

THE GREAT RACE -Rollin p. SAKE,
who left San Francisco yesterday, in
formed US to-day that the great race,
which was announced to take place ct
the Bay last Saturday, was postponed
until the weather aud track are good.
AS it was raining daily and nightly, too,
in San Francisco. Mr.. SAKE thinks
the race will not come off for some
time, if at all this fall. The track is
very heavy, and if the weather clears
mp, it will take some time for the track
10 get in good condition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

CAPT. CoMINs' CELEBRATIoN.-Th
celebration of the occasion of the start
lug of the Goodrich Mill in Sierra Dis
trict, eighteen miles south of Winnie
mucca, takes place to-day. The super
intendent, Capt. Comins, invited a
great many friends to attend the cele-
bration and a good time was anticipated.
Many ladies from Winnemucca and
elsewhere in the county are expected to
grace the event with their presence.
Unfortunately the weather is unpropi-
tious and many who intended to par
ticipate in the festivities are deferred
from doing SO in consequence of the
threatening clouds. Several persons
left for the mill this morning, however,
and We hope they will have good
time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

DECLARED THEIR INSTRUMENTATION
uel Comes, native of Portugal, and
w. L. Richards and Richard Johns,
natives of Great Britain, renowned
their allegiance to the governments of
those States, in the Fourth judicial
District Court yesterday, and declared
their intentions to become citizens of
the United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

Y. NJ. G. A.--There will be called
meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. at their Hall
tomorrow "Wednesday evening, to
pray for the cure Of II. A. Waldo's soul,
which is now SO sorcly afflicted that he
cannot sit with ease. A full attendance
is requested.
BY order of the Chaplain.
Nov. 16, 2t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

A LoNG BREAK.--During the late
storm the wires of the Atlantic and Pa
cific Telegraph Company were blown
down for a continuous stretch of one
hundred miles east of Elko. This long
break was SO promptly repaired that it
did not interrupt communication for
more than forty eight hours.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

SAKE. Rollin p. SAKE. of the SAKE
Brothers, importers of thoroughbred
stock, passed east on to-day's train.
He intends to visit Kentucky and
Canada this winter, and bring to this
coast next summer several car loads of
the finest stock he can find east.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

LEOPARD MILL SHUT Down.. M.
Barrett received O letter from Cornu-
copia. dated last Saturday, informing
him that the Leopard Mill had shut
down. Whether the stoppage was tenn
porary or for the winter his informant
was not able to ascertain at the time of
writing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

WIRE CABLE.-A large coil of wire
cable, consigned to the care of Rein
hart & Co. for the Empire Mining Com
p'ny at Silver City, Idaho, has arrived
here.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

BULLION. Yesterday Wells, Fargo e
Co. took west six bars of bullion from
the ella Mine in Reveille District, two
bars from Cortez District, and one from
the Humboldt Mil and Mining Com
pany at this place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

THE Late Awful Winter leaves be-
hind it frightful legacy of Coughs,
Colds, and Pulmonary Inflammation.
Providentially, however, an absolute
and immediate cure has been provided
IN HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
Tar. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

FATHER MARTIN EGGER, Tyrolese
Jesuit priest, is reported to have taken
out a patent in Vienna, for an electro
motor which makes the electro mag
netic current as available for driving
purposes as steam. The Vienna
Academy of Science have admitted the
practicabilty of the invention, and have
agreed 10 assist the inventor till his
machine is completed. 1t will be sent
to Philadelphia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

MISS BESSIE TURNER, so famous as
the piquant witness in the Beecher-
Tilton case, has written book, entitled
"A Woman in the Case, " which is soon
to be published with her portrait.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

CROWDED Our. = A communication
from the Humboldt House is unayoida-
bly, crowded out Of this issue. 1t will
appear tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

PERSONAL Col. Moore, ex-senator
from Elko county passed West on last
evenings train; also Mr.. Hendy, the
plaintiff in the late suit against the
Leopard Company. IT. w. Clark,
of Pleasant Valley, is in town.
He Informs us that at Anthony Dis
trlct, south of his place. there is any
quantity of anthony ore in sight, and
that sooner or later-but probably this
winter-a lively business will spring
up between these mines and the rail-
road at this point, and that a good
many teams will be engaged in hauling
the ore. which is in demand at San
Francisco. Negotiations are pending
for the sale of the mines, but if they are
not disposed of shortly the present
owners will commence shipping the
ore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16
DAILY SILVER STATE.

REMOVED The SILVER STATE Office
is removed from Railroad street to the
new building on Bridge street, opposite
the Courthouse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16

VIcE-PREsIDENT WILSON is slowly re-
covering.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-16
Ta5s 3EorBin2's Board.

$50 Ophir 3919 SO
800 Mexican 1914
$40 Best 4 Beleler 361
80 Savage 60
80 Chollar s.
20 Hale & Eorcross 30
335 Crown P0iut 2754
40 Yellow jacket G0
10 Imperial 8
100 Kentuck I2Z
$50 Belcher 1914 b5
2G5 Con Virginia 2j5
20 Confidence 1874
$3.50 Sierra Nevada II
2ol5 California %
40 Brllioull
S Excheqger 1lI
80 Seq Belcher67
255 Overman 1914
$40 Justice 20
$50 Union 8
100 Lady Bryan l
335 Julia llH
rs Caledonia IA
40 Knickerbocker IL
go Silver Hill IA
80 Utah ca
25 Baltimore Consolidated 2H
200 New York l<
$50 Rock Island 2}s
l25 Occidental 3
5000 Woodville ~
20 Lady Washington 2
$50 Kossuth 3
730 Leo 90c
1870 Andes 81.
2l0 Leyiathau pa
100 Amazon Ia
200 North Carson SOC
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G5 Meadow Wiley "a
740 Ravuoud & Ely l534
80 Eureka Con 1914
Is Belmont
Is Rye Patch 75c
so X. r. 4
1850 Leopard 81
$50 Jefferson ia
600 Gala 33s
5 Eureka G. V.G
50 Advance 81
40 Golden Chariot
rs South Chariot 20
$50 Justice II
40 Silver II
20 Jacket 65L
10 Chollar b71a
AS Julia 1914
2l0 Best & Belcher 81
$50 Woodviile "A
$50 Crown Point q
10 Gould l. Curry Az
740 California $50
7G5 0phir $685.
40 Savage G8H
100 Union IA
10 keuiack l234
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230 Oyeonan d
60 Con Virginia 2l7H
30 Beicher 1881
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TLoSE ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN
~ to calls from the Medical Fraternity. and
Prescriptions will be put up with the greatest
care by t. X. STEWART, well known in this
community, je29 tt
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virgins City DAILY at $50 a. m. AS r.
M, $40 q. m, II m, 130 ?. H., 3:45 D. III.
$50 n. m. and .-,5 p III.
Leave Carson City DAILY a. 8. NJ. s a. IN
a. NJ, II M, :i5 p. IL, p L., $50 .. m.
AID 30 2. H.