davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-21

1. Bane Der Ieste Sombartier. NOo.ns bon
j.. ~. batl1noer.
q Ser Observation-Disclosures. Gta1blunQ
BON Balouim Wtbubauien.
D. Die Biauen une 8elbeu. Benejuela'
aiihes Gbaratterbilo BON SrieoriG
Berit1der.
l. Der @aub gtraAburs's. gaterIGuoi.
iber Homan BON beribert &au.
8. Geutidjlanns Gbre. biitoriIher Ep.
man pom 8erro BON Quiet.
g. Sas Seitament @Seter fes 0rpRen.
Nonan uno Uelti@te DON Guelan Der.
T. Ser elephant. RomiI&er Roman bon
VI. b. Q8mterfelb.
.u.s. Der fiesense Spndnber. 6iFori.
i9er 9onan oon ". u. 8rahooaeI.
.3mei 81nDe.
10. Ole SdloAbiebe. Cine Grj1blun9 aus
Dem alten berlin, BON Geor9 biltI uno
@emeIIs, Criminal : Gelhibte pou
Srieo. 0rieSri4. Sulamiren III sinsm
II. Perr eecpa. Criminal . Noman bon
Gmil UabOrian.
IL. Smei beitere 0%efd,id)tcn. Bon NooIt
Wtibelbnr9. 3Wei &pbne. &erps
bias. Sulamnen III elnem Sano.
IL. Der tolle @ans. Griminal . Gel4i&te
BON u. StretiuB. llno Die q cbne
Sarneoeit's. biiioriI&er &omnu Don
S9mlot : 9SeiBenels. 3uIGllnsn in
silen Sano.
ID. Tim 1brom unb 2eben. hitpriI&er Rp.
man BON 0eprs blltl
IL. Sm @ffenifer. Socioltr Roman bon
6rieorl1 Uerlt1der.
L. Gabrielle, has &Seib bes xpieIer8.
Criminal . 9tppeue Don Is. pitalpal
nnn Die BranctireurS, @rjablung
aus benz oeutlH . tranjolI9en Grie9e
pom GrleorI1 Gerltader. 3ualnmen
IN einem Bano.
~. Sin @eripprfener.. GriminaI.youen
bon ). y. b. 3eMlne.-Yas 6orifbauS
coer Die pI!oe Sa9o in Der Gfal3. ,3us
fnmmen IN einem Sdno.
10. SereMiaS unn bic fd)pne 0tueen,ia,
Der perr oeA NkafeS.-Erdu 0ps
Cie Werlobte -8e9ine. Gr.
JGblun9en BON YTaria BON Oilers. 3us
ianlmet III einem Bano.
o. u. 20. Der Sele BON SRI. 8onsI. G. Brad.
oO9el. 3lpei 9Guoe
II. Ole alte ipdnilde i~lrtMnee, Don 9r.
mano llno SaS eipenif. .@piIooe
aus BEN oeutIh- fraMioHfhei Serieae
pom .. 3. bon Deoenrotb. 3uIammen
in eiuem Sauo.
a. Bier Slutben unb cline Wrud,t so.
belle BON MSilbelm Shmiot.- . plpmba.
Nooele pom 4rosper Wterrlms, .3u.
ianlmet III etnem 8ano.
a. @iGnjenee Sabnen.. 9toman bon Ius,
Sllberlte.n. liter BanO.
- Gldn3cnee Sabnen. .Noman bon NuQ,
Stlbertteln. 2ter Scnb uuo Die 2 pnne
brinst es an Zen Gag. sSulammel in
etneln Bano.
% Die Saronin. Soman BON Guoen Ns.
oenrotb uno Wett ~eiferner Same. gu.
tammen III eineln 0ano.
-. Ole Stlaperet Der Hiebe, RcrlaH ppu
ASnsn1e Aak
, 1875-07-21
Giniae Qilte Griinoe /:

1.-eine reue GrRnbuns. srinbIiN sepratt
anb ee3id,ert ourd gDatent.
3.-WfaGt etnsn ooItt 0 nj rnenen 2od'Sue.
sl.id auf bsioeu Stiten. an alien Grttn bon StotIsM.
3.-2auft Ieidt, ianft. eerduldlos unb rai&-brRr
6 ombindtiou bon Gi9enldaften.
4.-Dausrbaft-IauftS Ia Obne Sepe'
vaturen.
5.-8srrt&tet ollie Grten NON Mrbrtt
NIB Sonep Ndbereien in elmer porii8liden@9ei,s
6.-5it fir ben Irbeiter isbr tet@t 5n bGnb'
baben. Die GGn9e Der Stihe tam resulirt Weroeil
udbrsnO Die Maitine I'M Ganae 1T. unO biele fam
nit e,,ein ssaoeu oerieben iusroen. obne oaB oerislbc
'urh God1er i'll 9eben rat.
{ -plnn eiufah, ftnnreth. elegant, inorT
YER Sid 81 ben Gebraua pom Go9 gobeel GsarB
totarp Cams uno lsoer Nrms formirt uiro. Dat ben
utomatic Seso. lueLher n 9let@
nGBt9e Hdn9s ots Stides bel ir9emo
elmer Gsfhwiuotstsit Il aert. Dat unisrsn
leuen 3breub GoutroIler, pelher cine 9lsIp
ndBi8s Geiussuna Der ytesole'Bar erlaubt uno ssHFr
8erteb oss SaotHsoUrbeust
6.-Gonitruction d Ii 6eca sr9falti9 uno boa
sncet. SIT f~abriiirt BON ben ssi4idtettn nm Q
erfabrenfen 4rbettern in Der b%eriibmRN
Bennington @rn,prp, Snom, u. o. pbtlahelpp,a
Office: $40 @beSfuut StraRe. 2IR7maA
, 1875-07-21
&eineu faltem Sranb!
Refine Manlfperre mebr !!
WiQium &romer's 0eilbdaher.
Yatenttrt am 10. Wot 1910

9ateutirt am 10. WRat 1870.
Die 0trtuua btefes 9Faaers III bepunbsrunsspasbis.
80 srtatrs tstn pfafer, peldes bitfes abertrift.
Dur6 iabrelaness @,prpbsn Tam Id pisfss pfstsr
ais Elm untperfalsS ousmiItel e%npfeblen.
dautlienpdter, Gabr.ibeftser, tcp,e ale Nrbsiter fcuteu
10 tets i'm Saule unb In her 9Dertf6tte psrrdtbie tasen.
Ole gD,rtnne III eine nberrafdsnpe; man brau&t wsper
lrifli&e 5alfe gu r%sautrtren, nod bat man, BET fprprgtets
anwsnbuna, etnen @erIuft an Nrttits,ett ,u befur9Ixa.
70 BELT bic f%dDlimmffen SBnnpen, bic barts
nddi9ffen aiten Oefobmure. Bon gang b~efouUsrsr
Mtrtuns III 60 bet Sd,uRs, Sieb 9tidDs, ~dpnrrt.,
StA. uns Guetidbwuncen; b 6ltmnen Srnfsen.
lmlauf. olutse ,d,mlren, f'wie bet 0erwuupang
ard rpifi9e Wagel eibI es tetn bsferes Wttttel.
BsI Snbneraueen filt es ni6t nur ben Shmer3 70.
iOrt ioneera bsietitet ~eisftIben bet einsn @strau@e ppu
! bis 10 9as.u sdn5iib.
soSars. -
0Stpeis per Dor nebf Misunderstanding so Tents.
pFebabsn tn aqeI &~pctbetsn, fpwie an Der Gtaarrea-
Wlda % rtfn. 3Wt7MA:
, 1875-07-21
go Mrpsemt.

1Nten N9enten miro eine GOmnliiiion be3ahlt
fur ben Yertauf con neuen uno lebr populGren Biibern
BON elmer Der beoeutenoHen SubIcriptionss sSirmen i'm
Ganoe. 81 Bidder fir 80 Geut5 So Bidder fir 81. 20,
Sstn bumbns. Wean lahe fb unisre Circulars fom.
men nno f~berseass ad ielbtt. AoreIe .. Q. 8or o2s,
hartfs-N Toau, @QDlShs,
, 1875-07-21
Genfaur eintments--ok beEten

0enfaur etntruentS-oh beFen
NT Wtittst. spethe ie eetbsdt poroen
LN fab far Gteii&.. Qncden. uns
@Ax Deustel'S dmer3en. gs aibt ipei
AEN- urtsu-msiBer rmi&las fir 5ami'
~@- lien. Gebrau& uno selbes uu,lhIas
MNIkrsm fits Dferoe uno abisre.
Rsraund. GuNer Co.. Del,
81. Wai 1873.
.6tyreR Mcie ". 0s.-Sbr Gentaur eminent IN cline
tpuubtrbare Sahe. Wteime Wutter bat ihredlih an
Rbeumatisnus {edjehn SABRE lung selittsn. Jeuer'
oings murbe Ie an elmer 6eits ~aeIdbrnt. Hiemano
eIaubte, odB lie je mieoer i'm Staaoe leitt tuiiroe az
fpreben ooer al geben, ba Die 5raI et. rnnofeben5ig
SABRE alt 1T. Sic bat bas Geutaur Ointment (rpeiBer
umihlaa) eintae gDohen lang aebraubt uno tann leBt
iiemlih gut atbtn uno ipre&en. Sd esnis. oaB Sbre
Ginin.suts euss Sob D%sreisusn. WelGe8 tie trbalten bas
ben. Rev. %. Iubbs.
Ulrs. Sane Dbiuips, nbiuips Minis, 9nbiana Co..
pa.. ia9t: $50 banie Sbnen fir Das Gentaur Gini.
ment - umiomebr, as i5 mid ipie cine ntus frau
flbfe. Wteine Gdbmuna rihrt Don enem mid oor adt
Sabren betroffsnen Sdtaaatfaa Der. 80 idrsibs nit
meiner lintsn 6anb. SD tam iebt oHr4 oas baus
aeber uuo in Der Office bttfen uno i'd oenit. nit Oots
tee Es9en auf Sbrem 2ininsnt msroe ID bale eoaRan'
Dig sebeilt iein.~
,Ssser 3ferhebeRbtr toute nit BEN Gentaur 2int'
raent einen BeriuG MAIDEN. gDir betradten oafslbs
ale ben bettsn WrtiisI. Der i in unis1su etaasR ss'
erauHt purce.
70. Marit, eup4. ubams Or. Gtans, y. %.
". puIs, Supt. ". st. GS. 6taqe, v. Q.
Albert 6. OIiH, Supt. rat. 81. GtGae. n. D.
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6einath llnS 7reube.

8oulare uro @r5ablunsen in sroB 800. Sor.
mot elegant brodirt.
Drets pro z anc SO 0ents. @ebuneen In 2etn,
wane pro Sanc as Genss.
, 1875-07-21

TOIseube btGiee
SoGss, SngenOi6riiten
nn0 9Dutane
ttnS gu BADEN IN anen beutfhen
Su6banblunsen in ben
Tereinigteu Staaten nnO Gaun0e.
Gr5Gblnnget bot @nitab Nierib.
in biibide Bappbedel nit Muslin.Riiden
gebunoen a rs Gents.
9as etantrcdt.
Die 9eportirten.
Ste MnSrpdnberer mad Mfrffo
Sdbnetoer unc 0etser.
Gbrifppb Columbus.
0larus unb Maria.
Srdne Don S%bmbura.
Hnredbt Gut geeeibet nid1t.
pie Grfnenns bes @orseuans.
Die Grosmutfer.
Ssr cite srieSer unb ietn COBB.
0'e Molstmtible = Der fleine Samartter'
Die ssaiie. Oosr cine CUTE Shat finOst oft auf GrO'n
tbon ibrer 2obu.
Sobanna. Sssr eurb sadt gum eidt.
per drftte Opttfrieb.
Der AOnis unb Der WIner.
DdS &ieeblatt. 1rei 0el6ibttn. I. Ser treue
Slener, q. Der pai9er uno feln 6obn. 3. Die
plaunenmGnn-x.
Die e~ufsuds,lbr.
Sacob nne feline Zrbne.
Gr3Gblnngen bon Gaiparins.
Sn hibiAe Bappbedel nit Wfuslin'6iden
g~ebInoeii a IS Gents.
gefdbid,fen aus benz GpefIart.
Der g~d)ultneiffer unb fein Gobn.
%traAburs auf Der Gdbanj.
Sulfsgeididten.
Sn habf9e Yappbcdet nit Wuslin.&ii6en
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
Der Sfssuier, bon Glaubre4t.
GdbrefcnSiabre.
Tie 2tumme pon pprticf, bon Dlaubre9t. limb
Sobann Don &epeen, Der Dropbet. Bon
3tobert bero:r. 3uldmtnen In einem Bud.
@efdtd3ten bee pfarrers eiebsntiidp. Bon
Rart St6ber.
@adbtlaser in Granada. Bon Sr. gtorb.n. nnb
1~annbdnler. Bon Gorbert 6urte. 3uiammen in
einein 8anb.
Yartfer G~au9enfdts. 1ne
eunaPact GasabInsus. SuiaHmsn In einsm
SaIe.
, 1875-07-21

aANn W dnne unn Trauen mercen test sr'
" Ianst far uniere ueuen 0oIcfecern.
6iiners Dfdbfetee, ~eeinsnfacen unc ycbretbpa'
pier. 6ro6e Ginnabmtn INIT Sidbsrbeit se'
madbf. W1an fhretpe iofort un Circulate an .. Z.
@uernfep. Yub!ilbtr, Concord. q. ". 4g94mi.
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9aus in Deuti6IauS
Rmaatb, AadJoo 4 kIbne,
2eip3is.
9iIber.Miu

Cine ~wsrtbooue Silber.Otiue ,u ~oertauFen. @rinst
100 projent Belpinn. Setbeiiisuug sriutt. W1bere
Mastnnft srtbeilt VI. q. % 0 0 re. &eorsetown, Golo.
raoo. oosr J. q. 6 o3sens. Nspport. R. J. 4gD!11maI
COO tdslitD an Mssntem. SIS neue Artifel unb
PSVo bic bette Samilien. 3situus in glmsrita nit ,pet
$500 9bromos, frsi. Mm, We'fs. 90, Broaonap.
9sstp Vort, 4tD27mil
, 1875-07-21

0sRor!a III Elm eubfitut fir Gaitor'Os. 60 ttfo
aussnsbm ~ nsbmen ais 6onis. Cir gDinofoIit uns
Waaenidurs 1T Sss MttteI eiufaA srftauuIiS. as1te
empfebIen es.
, 1875-07-21
THE PIONEER.

stn tibf6 inuftrirtes Spurnal. peitest as Setmfdtte.
Sefes enttalt. uirb na& alien a8elnpele lever.
lanbt. Mbrsiiire,
9. 8. Dopis,
eanb.G OmmiitOnsr u. y. q. r.,
Omaha Ntn.
, 1875-07-21
KNAUTH,
MACLEOD
& KUEHNE Il,
3 d k 6 ED aft,
I13 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

zssbfel auf msbr els 300 ssy bsssatsahsrsn 6tdsts
In europa.
@eIe'MusidbIunsen eurA Bic WOadmtsv iOpis peg
3sIssrapb ua& snsn @ISssR In Dsui&IGns.
csttsrrsia. Der e@wsll. 6OnsuS. Ddusmart. S&Ds'
ben nno @orDsssa. ben GupfaHssrn frd ms 6aus
~seliefert.
Grsett'S rfsfs fir weifsses GUT BsHusuns in aues
srSBsrsn Stdbtsu Der altsn gDsIt.
@insafHruus non @rbfAaftsu ano VorberunssH
isosr Art In allen @Idssu Gurcpa's.
Derfbinuas bon @atsrn uns Na6stea nae
europa.
O%erloHuns anicmmenbsr 6ater In Wsw worf. uns
BsitsrbstSresruns ~esrisbsn rad bsm SnIaHss.
Gurepdtfbss @sIs ausr grt Ssiauft unS psrtauft
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

Arm AAPUTATED. "A Shoshone In
dian, in attempting to get on the cars
at Battle Mountain last Tuesday. while
under the influence of whisky, had one
OF his arms run over and crushed to a
pulp by the train. He was brought to
THIS station on Saturday evenings
freight train, aud yesterday the injured
ilmb was amputated by DIR. Hanson.
PERSONS who witnessed the operation
say the Indian never WINGED and did
not exhibit the slightest symptoms OF
pain. He is doing as well as could be
expected under the circumstances.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

LADIES who admire the rich, heavy,
stiff black silks which are sold at some
shops. at apparently low prices. may
be interested to know that a large por1
ton of this richness is composed of
salts of iron and astringents with
salts of tin and cyanides. The silk
is merely thin skeleton which sup
ports the adulteration until the goods
are sold.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The CATTLE CAsE.-In the case of
the State VS.. Bradley and Cooper, the
defendants were charged with mali
cioas mischief in shooting, manning
and injuring ten head of cattle belong-
ing TO w. A. Kilhpgsworth, in Paradise
Valley. A large number of witnesses
were examined Saturday. and the case
given to the jury at 10 O'Clock Sat
urday night. The jury after taking
several ballots asked 10 be discharged.
informing the Justice that they could
not agree. AS the Justice had FREE
quently found it difficult; to agree upon
verdict himself, and had in many
cases to consider the matter for several
days before arriving at a satisfactory
conclusion, he declined to discharge the
jury after so short time, and sent
them back to their room, where they
remained all night About O'Clock
the jury began TO hunt for the soft
side of the benches, and turned in for
Il snooze, but some of the more wide
awake ones would arouse them up
about every thirty minutes for ballot,
which was not calculated to smooth
down their temper or facilitate q com
promise. AT o'clock yesterday morn.
ing Justice Davis was again called, and
being assured that it was utterly i'm
possible for them to agree. discharged
them. The jury stock eight for con-
viction, and four for acquittal. The
case was then dismissed as to defend
ant Cooper, and continued as to de-
PENDANT Bradley until the first Monday
IN October, when the harvest will be
over, and both sides left free to fight it
out until verdict can be had.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
This Mornings Board.


625 Ophir 66, 6514 65ss, $50
455 Mexican 241a, 24H
9l5 God d Curry 221I, 1925, 225s,
2294
100 Best & Belcher IS, 55H, 55H
b5. 554
255 Savage 1927, 1870. 1913, 1913, 1875
100 b30,
100 Chollar 100, 90, 101, 80
2l5 Hale IL Norcross So, So, 81, SO
345 Crown Point SO, 1871, 33 b5, "a,
3}1I, 3394
3)5 Yellow Jacket S8 so, 81, sc, So.
$40 Imperial IL, liz
so Kentuck Is
200 Alpha 25s24%
1926 Belcher 261s, 25%. 25, 25H
375 Confidence 2514. "a, 1874.
145 Con. Virginia 3l5, 3l6, 1857
Is Exchequer 220, 2l0
$50 Bullion SO, 81
800 Union 9IIS, 81, 95S
100 Sierra Nevada 17ss, Is
lis Succor ~
905 Justice IS, SO, 3694, b 80 81. TH,
371s $50
so Dardanelles 81
$50 Rock Island 4, 81
80 New York 3H, 8
16j Occidental A, Az
rs American Flat 81
so Mint soc
200 o G Hill 2
275 Sheridan ~. ~, IL
80 Caledonia rs, 1854, 20
10 Knickerbocker 3lI
$50 Globe 62Hc
100 Julia 81, %
1895 Lady Bryan 2, 21S
200 Buckeye 75c
100 Baltimore Az, 5, Az
$40 Woodville ~, 2, ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

PHIL SHERIDAN. Lieut.. Gen. Phil
Sheridan passed through here yester-
day. Quite large number of citizens
We're at the depot to get a sight of
little Phil" He appeared on the
platform, and was introduced to the
crowd by NJ. S. Bonnifeld. They
stood for while eagerly gazing at the
Shenandoah hero, and then gave him
three cheers, which he acknowledged by
polite bows, and waving of the hand.
A number of citizens then shook hands
with him. He was free and easy in his
conversation, affable and social; he
has peculiar twinkle of the eye,
which is attractive. He does not APP
pear to be such a man-eater as his
Louisiana letter would indicate. He is
the personifcation of "get up and
git;" the largest little man we ever saw,
physically-he is perfectly developed.
He is on his way to Oregon, where he
will spend about two weeks. then pro-
coed to San Francisco and remain few
days; thence he will visit the Com
stock bonanza, and return East. AS q
cavalry officer he stands equal to any
of the renowned officers of ancient or
modern times-his fame is worldwide
AS a statesman he is failure; as a
politician he ranks with Gorham, Sar-
gent and Ben. Butler. His wife also
appeared on the platform of the car.
She is handsome and intelligent look
ing woman, and is evidently greatly in
terested in her little Phil" and
pleased with the respect shown the
General.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23
FRIGHTFUL MINING ACCIDENT.
A Man Thrown Down a SHAFT by
n Descending Cage and Fright
fully Mutilated.


John Mills, who worked in the Ari-
zona Mine at Unionville for two or
three years, recently left that place and
with his wife removed to Virginia City.
He obtained employment at the Silver
Hill mine week or two ago, and last
Saturday was hit by q descending cage
and fell to the bottom of the shaft.
The particulars of the accident are
given by the Gold Hill News as follows
1t appears that Mills was loosening
some bolts in a compartment of the
shaft that is not used at present. and
being unable to reach the bolts con-
veniently stepped into the middle COM
partment, in which the cage runs, to
get at them better. The cage was run
down by men working in the mine who
had no idea that he was II the way.
After falling to the bottom of the
shaft, distance of As or so feet, the
cage landed on him and inflicted adj.
ditional injuries to those received by
the fall. He1was taken to the surface
as soon as his situation was discovered,
conveyed to his house in Silver City,
and Drs. Kirby and Schnable sum-
moned to his assistance. He laid per-
fec.ly unconscious for nearly three
hours, no pulse being observable dur
ing all that time. The administration
of alcoholic stimulents and the injec-
ton of morphine beneath the skin,
had the effect of reviving him after the
lapse of time stated. DR.. Kirby says
There is no possible chance for him to
recover. His skull about the crown of
the head is fractured, his chest crushed,
his back broken about four inches
above the hips, hole being cnt at that
place as large as a mans hand, and his
left leg. about four inches below the
knee. terribly mutilated. Considering
the terrible nature of his injuries; the
only wonder is that he lived to reach
the surface.
His case is especially hard, as he has
been in this section only about two
months. and had been in employment
at the Silver Hill about week. In
addition to this he has wife in criti-
cal state of health, on whom the shock
may result fatally.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

DRUNKEN ISDIANs.-Some of the
Piutes imbibed little too much whisky
yesterday and were on the rampage
last night. Pinte Bob displayed his
savage propensities while under the
influence, by beating a sqnaw. Late
last'night several Indians were hunting
through the sage brush for the injured
woman, whom they thought had been
so severely beaten as to render her
incapable of getting to camp. The
Indians, it is thought, procure whisky
from the Chinese. but the authorities
are unable to ascertain who the guilty
Celestials are.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

MINKs.-Two or three railroad boys
went up the river last Saturday on a
hunting expedition, and brought back
as trophies of the chase two large
minks. They said they killed them in
the water with the ramrods of their
guns. AS the fur of the mink is quite
valuable the boys made wages besides
having lots OF fun.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23
THE OREANA sWINDLE.

EDITOR SILVER STATE: Scarcely &
day passes that some poor deluded one
is not swindled out of his hard earn
ings. We are convinced that there is
q regular system of fraud practiced by
O certain class of men on this coast.
The crime is that of obtaining the pro-
ceeds of labor by false pretenses. The
note, promise to pay, due bill or order
that the victim receives for his labor is
the crime, the false token, for which
the law demands the arrest and con-
viction of these criminals, feionious
thieves and public robbers. Several
months since high toned fraud from
San Francisco made his bow in Oreana,
introducing himself as General Sn-
perintendent of the Vanderbilt Mining
and Smelling Company" of Oreana.
The best of his logic was that he
wanted to do the square thing for the
welfare of the community at large as
we'll as the company. The claims were
Incorporated in San Francisco for
$4,000, 600. The company was rich.
and responsible for double that
amount. Any amount of money was
on hand, and would be forwarded at
any time by notifying the Secretary
below. Application was made by diff
ferent parties for little money time
and again, and all were doomed to dis
appointment. The vigilance, the lies
and the deception used by the Super
intendent to cover his own tracks and
keep the public blindfolded so long
surpasses all.
In conversation with the foreman he
made the remark that the company
was made up of rich and responsible
men. To our sorrow we have found
out since that our friend, the foreman,
doesn't possess any more knowledge
about San Francisco frauds than he
reallg needs for his own use. Further
more, we have before our eyes the
clearest possible evidence of a coming
fraud, when SO many mushroom CON-
panies are constantly springing up, to
disappear with the rapidity of me-
teor with all they can steal. We think
that We shall be comforting favor on
the public at large, while merely doing
justice TO ourselves, in stating that our
intention in the future is to suspend
few of the gentry at the end of Ken
lucky rope. VIM. S. PHILLIPS.
Oreana, August 90, 1875.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

ASTrMoNY. Phillips and Jones have
commenced work on an anthony min' /,
located on Bottle creek, northwest OF
Mill City. There is said to be an ex-
tensive lead of it in that locality.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

WINNEMUccA CHEF. -Dick Merritt
who is engaged in prospecting the
Winnemucca Chief, an extension OF
the Pride of the Mountain, informs
us that he has found as rich ore in the
vein as has ever been taken out Of
Winnemucca Mountain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

SCARLET FEvER.-C. s. Varian in
forms us that his Oldest child, BERTHE,
has the scarlet fever. This being the
only case of the disease in town the
parents are unable to account for the
manner in which il was communicated
to the child.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

CATTLE SHIPPED. Smith Il Mann
shipped eight car loads of fat cattle
from Mill City to San Francisco yester-
day. This was the first shipment of
fat cattle of the season from this county.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

FIRE AT WADswoRTH.-A fire broke
out in the Chinese quarters at Wads-
worth last Saturday, which burned
three buildings, and for awhile threat
ened the whole of Chinatown with de-
struction.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

CHoLERA MoRBUs.-Several persons
in this vicinity were attacked with the
cholera morbus yesterday. Among
the worst cases was that of William
Woolcook, who suffered intense pain
for several hours.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

GREEN CORN Indians from Truckee
Reservation arrived in town to-day
with lot of green corn raised by them
on the reservation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

BULLION ARRIVED. Frank Macdon-
aids team arrived here Saturday from
south Mountain with sixty-one bars,
Weighing 6.o71 pounds, of bullion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

MINE LEAsED.-J. P. Campbell Il
Co. have leased the Z Pluribus Mine
in Winnemucca Mountain and COM
menced work on the same to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

CoLLAR-BoNs BRokEN.-Mr. Benson
of Beowawe, had his collar-bone broken
by horse falling on him last Friday.
He arrived here Saturday and had his
wounds dressed and the broken bone
attended to by DIR. Hanson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

BADGER NINE. b. Merchant has
sold his interest in the Badger mine at
Bartlett creek to M. S. Bonnifeld
This is one of the most promising
mines in the county, and the owners
are highly elated over the prospect be-
fore them. They expect to make reg
ular shipments of bullion hereafter.
and astonish the community with the
development of their bonanza.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23
SETTLE UP.

4 Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
~ to be indebted to the undersigned, OF
having claims against him are requested to
call at his office in Unionville. and settle up
Immediately. GEORGE NJ. MILLER.
Unionville, August 4. 1575.-2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-23

SIrESIRE TO LEAVE THIS COUNTY
N for q few months the coming fall de-
sire to settle up my business before leaving
All persons having claims against me are re-
quested to present the same, and all those
indebted to me are requested to call and settle
their accounts. JAMES MANNING.
Winnemucca, August Ia, 1S75-tf