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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06
LEGAL ECTIcE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
y Fourth judicial District, County Of Hum.
boldt, state OF Nevada
IA the matter Of the ks:ate % GEo. ". HOLT.
Deceased.
On reading and aiing the petition OF al
Bohhiheid, creditor 81 said tssaiaof &. w
NOT, dtceased, praying for An order 70 q. ~ The
real estate, and Il appearing shnrrtropl and
rom other evidence and tho papers on gie
heF, ~ that u IS Necessary 10 s-il the :. hole
81 the real estate TO pay the allowance =, the
lahiliy Tie debts outstanding against the Do
ceased ana the debts. charges and ,.xfseu.es
OF administration.
II Is therefore ordered BIS the Julre q
Haih court, that ali persons interested is sai1
estate appear before the said District Cf,uYt
o. the Fourth Judicial District of ths
susie OF nevada. at the Courtroom ~ saia
Court, AT the town Of WlnnemueeA. Uup.h,lat
county. on the TWENTY.FIFrH by of
OCTOBER, A. ID. 1875, at II o'clors ~
theh ana there 10 show cause VIII. s,.,.i, 80,
should not be made. ''"e'
mat copy Of this order be pull,. be, a,
wy 1iLFLk oTAIe, newspaper printed ana
puphshed m seid Humboldt county M l'-..t
tUur successive weeks prior to sail 25th aay al
paied September I'D. 1875.
so,o,.s VIM. 5. BOENTFIELD.
Judge 81 said Court.
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DAILY SILVER STATE.
LATEST TELAGRApHIC SUMMARY

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1171S.
Legal tenders quiet at ssh buying
Sc selling.
The Land Mortgage Union and Say.
ings Bank of California has declared q
quarterly dividend at the rate of eigh,
per cent. per annum, on ordinary
deposits, payable on the 9Th.
The coinage at the Philadelphia mint
for September is given at 1886, 375,
added to the coinage of the Carson and
San Francisco miuts, we have total
of So, 05l, 200.
Treasury Agent Forney, who was
sent out to investigate charges against
A Schaffenburg, former Marshal of
Colorado, gives lively account of the
enormous operations of the Denver
ring. Schaffenburg, the leader, cheated
an all sorts of ways, and made the
United States authorities respond to
some heavy demands and some pre-
posterous charges. The Agent says he
has gathered evidence enough against
him to warrant thirty indictments for
perjury and thirty more fraudulent
accounts and suits to recover upwards
of one hundred thousand dollars fraud
ulently taken from the United States
Treasury. He suggests that Schaffen-
burg be proceeded against at once.
The fifth report of the Canal Investi-
eating Committee in New York, has
disclosed the fraudulent payment by
the State of $lS5,000
The President arrived at Denver
yesterday ct five O'Clock P. NJ. He was
met at Cheyenne by Governor Routt
aud delegation of city officials and
escorted to Denver, where he had an
enthusiastic reception.
The hop product in England, this
year, has been in part a failure.
some troubles between the whites
t.1d blacks at Friar' Point, Mississippi,
Erowing out of political matters, is
reported.
The journal of st. Petersburg ap-
proves OF the Turkish proposition for
settlement with the Insurgents, and is
of the opinion that they ought to be
accepted.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express was
robbed near Dobbin's ranch, above
Marysville, and also at Sumner. The
sums obtained at both places are re-
ported to be very small.
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THE STATE FAIR.

The State Fair was formally opened
a. Reno on Monday. A great many
visitors were present, but nothing OF
interest except the races TRANSFERRED on
Monday. The first was trotting race
tor purse of $500, free for ali horses
raised on this side of the Sierra
that had never beaten three minutes.
live horses were entered, and three
started, namely: Browc Kitty, Dick
and May Boy.
First heat won by May Boy-time,
2:42; second heat by Dick, in 1871.
The third and fourth heats were won
by May Boy in 2421s aud 2:39 u re-
spectively. The second was running
race for $500, mile heats and repeat.
Three horses, Overland Pat, Rafael and
Mary Tomkins, started; won by Pat
in three straight heats time, 1:48s1
and :49s4
Yesterday there was q running race
for a purse of $3.50, free to al horses
owned in this State or California, east
OF the Sierra; and trottipg race for a
purse of 5000, free to all horses east of
the Sierra.
Four horses started in the running
race, namely: Overland Pat, Lola
Lodi, Rafael and Echo; won by Pat in
three straight heats-time, Al, 1887
and 1:47H.
Jim Cook, Lulu md Fanny started
in the trotting race. Cook won the
race i'll two straight heats = time,
241la and 2:41H
The display of stock at the grand
parade yesterday was good, the pro-
oession being nearly half mile in
length. The exhibit of fruit and needle
work is also said to be very fine; and
the fair is pronounced success.
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Auction Sale Of Privileges
at Fair Grounds.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
y the Seventh day q October, 1915. at
seven o'clock =. NJ. the Board OF Trustees Of
the humboldt District Agricultural. alning
aud Mechanical soCleiy, vii sell ~ Public
Auction III front q the d1ur u the Office Of
said Society, IL Ntnut Aueca, TO the highest
bidder
lst-The privilege o; Bar-room at race
track
2dThe privilege Of Beer Hall At race track
sd The privileges q Ice Cream stand at
race track.
stb--rhe privilege Of Fruit Stand ii RAGS
track.
3th-The privilege Of Reireshmeut Stand
II race track
9th The exclusive privilege u having the
Society's pools sold III iroul o; the dor ~
the highesf bidder
'th -fhccxoiusiye privilege q selliaa pools
for the races.
Society reserves tbs right 10 ~ lee, any and
all bids
Twenty-Five per cent ofthe amount 70 b. paid
at the tine Of BID and the pder on tho ian
day of October, 1875. A. MISE.
q OhENoNEIH, President.
Secretary. lfup 2s.td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

A WHOLE lot of new metals are found
by the spectrum to be existing in a
gaseous state in the atmosphere of the
sun. There are the vapors of hydro :
gen, potassium, sodium, rubidium,
barium, strontium. calcium, magne-
SUM, aluminium, iron, Manganese, CO.
bait, nickle, titanium, and palladium.
and how many others are yet to be dis.
covered we must leave to the imaein-
alton of our readers.
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WHO ARE THE INFLATIONIsTs

Republican journals in this State
have been laboring hard to make it ap-
pear that the Democratic party, a. a
party, is unqualifiedly in favor OF
initiation, and that Republicans are un-
animously for hard money. The Dem
Ocratic platform of Ohio is cited as
proof Of the imitation tendencies of that
party. but no reference whatever Is
made to the Republican platform OF
that State, leaving the inference that it
is decidedly and emphatically in favor
of immediate resumption. 1t has been
asked, however, "wherein is the differ
ence between the Democratic and Re-
publican planks on the currency ques-
tion?" and the answer is none whatever
except that the Republican is more
vague and tricky. One calls for an
abandonment OF the policy of contrac-
ton for the present ana the other leaves
the same desire to be inferred. The
Republicans say:
THAT the policy of finance should
be steadily pursued which, without un-
necessary shock to business or trade,
will ultimately equalize the purchasing
capacity OF the coin and paper dollar.
The word ultimately may be con-
strued to suit F.; it may mean ten,
twenty or fifty years, and eastern jour-
nails think it was probably intended to
mean exactly what the Democratic in
t1ation plank, (which reads as follows,
does
1--WE demand that this policy of con-
traction be abandoned, and that the
volume of the currency be made and
kept equal to the wants of trade, leav-
in5 the restoration of legal tenders to
par with gold to be brought about by
promoting the industries of the people,
not by destroying them.
The platforms of the parties in Penn
sylvania are almost similar to those of
Ohio on the currency question, and it
is all undeniable fact that there is as
much difference among Republicans on
that issue as among Democrats. In
Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Wis
consin, California, New York, Mary
land and Nebraska the Democratic
platforms are Enthusiastically in favor of
hard money, while in Ohio and Penn
sylvania both are for imitation. 1t is
therefore nonsensical to attempt to sad
die the Democratic party with imitation,
for in eight states out of ten they de-
clare for hard money. Even in
Pennsylvania. Judge Pershing, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
Ill accepting the nomination, said that
he adhered to the doctrine always held
by the Democratic party that gold and
silver constitute the true basis for q
bank note circulation. Republicans,
SO far as State platforms indicate, are
as strongly in favor of imitation, rs
Democrats, and as the case now stands
neither party, as party, is
committed to the policy of III
creasing the volume of the national
currency, though respectable faction
ia each favor it.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

WATER has been struck ia the 100
foot level of the Richmond niue at
Eureka. The Sentinel considers it one
OF the most important occurrences in
that section for years, as heretofore the
mines have been dry, and scientists
predicted change in the character of
the ores at water level.
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DISSOLUTION.

-" nxist HiocrAhrNERsHIP HERETOFORE
business Of keeping . Lionor s oIspn' IN the
ua .y, ulssolVed by mutual consent Jnn - inns
van continue the business in his ow nn COX
a an riSh'. ne will pay all bills OF ~ hse
ana collect all the debts. VI the hrm
WILLIAM BAILEY
wirro,o JOHN COX.
""nemncea' New, October 2, ls75.1m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ADAMS informs
the White Pine News that war
claims" audited by him in White Pine
county, amount to $4,000. The loss
of saddles by the volunteers during the
campaign was unparalleled in the an
nails of bloodless wars.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Delinquent Notice

A przoSA SILVER MINING Co1PANY.
u --Location Of principal place u busl,
- san Francisco, California Lection %
works. Unionville, Humboldt eouny' Nc
vada.
Notice.--There are delinquent upon the iol-
loving described stock, on account % Ahsess-
ment mo. ~, levied on the twehtieu zuthl
day Of august, 1878, the several snoii1ss se'
opposite the la mes OF the respe0'i' 'A''i e
holders, as follows
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

The Odd Fellows of Virginia City
have let contract for rebuilding their
Hall, which was recently partially de-
stroyed by fire. The cost of rebuild
ing and reitting is estimated at 1922
000. 1t is expected that the hall will
be ready for occupancy again By Christ
mas.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

AN Iowa girl desired to attend Bar
NUNS Hippodrome. which exhibited
Ill Marshaltown, Iowa last week. but
was disappointed and could not. 20
Because of this she took her life with
a dose of strychn;ne.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

EVANGELIST SANEEY says that Queen
Victoria is just such a pleasant,
womanly body as we see every Sabbath
in the Amen corner of our Methodist
churches in America"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

president Smith of Dartmouth Col
lege, refused permission to the stu
dents to attend the Beecher services at
the Twin Mountain House, and nov
he says, " It grieved me to remember
who had tempted them"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

The Etstoa Free Press says that
Joshua was the first man that ever
stopped newspaper. He stopped the
dailg sun. We suppose he did so be.
cause the war news did not suit him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

CAPT. A. j. Rock. of Eureka, has
invented an iron railroad tie, the cost
of which does not exceed three dollars.
1t is adapted to rails and gauges Of all
sizes and widths.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

The immense sale of Hale's Honev
OF Horehonnd and Tar proves that the
people consider it the onlr surs
remedy for coughs and colds and All
pulmonary diseases. Sold by All drno.
gists. Pixies Toothache Drops cnre in
one minute. oce-,e "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

DEAD.-Thomas McCann, an old resi-
dent of this county, died yesterday at
the Central Hotel, after lingering i'll.
ness of more than years duration.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

The four hnndredth anniversary Of
Michael Angeles birthday has been for
the last few weeks the great topic OF
all Italy. The festivities at Florence
lasted three days, ending on the 18th
ult.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

EMIGHANTs. - About two hundred
emigrants passed here last evening
The tide flows West as strongly as ut
any time during the summer.
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WOOD FOR SALE Attention il di.
rected to the advertisement under this
head in another column.
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CoRNUCoPIA FREIGHT.-A car load Of
freight for Cornucopia, arrived here
yesterday. A considerable quantity of
lumber for the same place is. also arriv-
ing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Barber Shon

F0hofESsoR HOLLAND HAS opFNrn !.
- = new barber Shop on the North Side - .
whers h pei wii opposite Stevens Drug store
mers with dispatch. Shaving 70 VI custo-
and mar dressing in the highest stvla ~ ~
Sept. ~, lS15-tf hoLLAND.
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And in aecorancc with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made ou the twentieth
fluh) day Of August. 1875, 50 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock as may b. necessary
viii Dc sold al public auction, at the suction
house Of John Middleton q Son. No. $40
Montgomery street. san Francisco. California
on FRIDAY, the fIF1EESTA ti5:hl DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1875, at the hour II ole o'clock
P. NJ. Of such day, to pay delinquent assess-
ment thereon. together win coats VI advcE-
Using and expenses oi the sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofice--Roon. No. II, Haywsrds BUILDING.
No. 40 California street, san Francisco. Cali
foraia. fsep 25-td
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DIED.

IN Wmnemueca, October 9th, 1915. Thomas
Mcoann, aged about 40 years, "'"0
4kK EzelfegzuxFFzErzxrrva
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-06

The Bank is all right now. What Is
the next going?
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ELE CIR A p &c.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
NEW YoRK. Oct. 5.

New YORK, Oct. 8.
The Red Cloud Investigation Com
mittee did not meet yesterday at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel as was expected
Harris and Anterior are the only m en-
bers that have reached the city. Inc
Committee will probably begin their
consultation to-day regarding coheiu-
sions drawn by each member from ah
examination of testimony. The meet
ing of the Committee will be secret ana
the report agreed upon will De trans
mitted to Washington before Its tenor
be made public. Harris says the re-
port will be long one and all charges
against the Indian Bureau regarding
beef and flour contracts, each made by
Professor Marsh, will be considered as
carefully as possible.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. b.
About midnight last night the police
raided Cd the Taveni, at Eleventh and
Callowhill streets, and arrested 10 or
20 persons for gambling.
QUEBEc, Oct. 5.
Yesterdays Courier contained col
lective pastoral letters of the Bishops
of the Ecclesiastical Province of Que
bee. 1t amounts in volume to six col
umns in print. The powers OF church
constitution, Catholic liberalism, Catho-
lie policy and the rule of the clergy In
politics are topics dealt with.
MANCHESTER. n. H., Oct. 5.
A man named Drew has been arrest
ed at this place charged with the muir
der and outrage OF Miss Jessie Lang
maid and there are fears that he will be
lynched. The head of the girl had
been cut off and was not found until
this morning. Intense excitement pre-
walls.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.
Rear Admiral Almy, commanding the
North Pacific Station, reports to the
Secretary of War and the Secretary of
the Navy under date of Honolulu, Sept
9Th, that he would sail from that point
for Lower CALIFORNIA and the Western
Coast OF Mexico on September 18th to
look after American interests Mt that
portion of his station, where Affairs APP
pear to be in somewhat disturbed con.
dition, and expects to reach San Fran
cisco about tue 1st of February. The
officers aud crew of his flag ship. the
Pensacola, are in good health. md out
OF II complement of four hundred men
but few deaths have occurred on that
vessel within the last two years.
EsFxsxzxxsxxV=sz,rwrraun
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MISCELLANY.

Dante's old house in Florence Is to
be fitted up for newly married couple
aud two mothers-in-law, and be called
al Purgatorio."
Brigham Young has been dubbed
Brigadier General from having been
called "Briggy, dear" so often by his
numerous wives.
At Memphis, the other day, Beecher
sold for seventeen dollars, Tilton
brought thirteen dollars, and Mrs. Til
ton brought only five dollars. They
were wax fggers."
The Pope has given Cardinal Nc
Closkey cushion upon which to rest
his arms while kneeling at the fold
stool. 1t is Of crimson velvet emf void
cred in bullion in thick relief, is an
arabasque design, in which bullion
ears are mingled.
The Rev, Mr. Bartlett, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, now in
New York, is suffering a temporary in
Il Lexington Press,
1.-THE horse bit his master.
How crme 1t TO pass?
He heard the good pastor
Say All flesh Is grass"
During the war Georgian started
to Marietta with some chickens for
sale. lie met u squad of soldiers; and
they bought all his chickens but one
rooster. He insisted they should take
him, but they were out Of money and
couldn't buy.
The old man said he hated to 60 on
to town with only one chicken, and
was greatly puzzled about it.
AT last one of the soldiers said:
"0ld man, I'll play you game of
seven up for him..
agreed" says the old man.
They played long and spirited
game. At last the soldier won. The
old man wrung the ROSTERS neck and
tossed him at the soldiers feet, and
mounted his swab-tailed pony aud
started home. After getting some two
hundred yards he suddenly stopped,
turned round and rode back and said:
"You played far game, and won
the rooster fairly, but I'd like to know
what in the hi you put up agin that
rooster"
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Washington Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, October l5.-Ata Cab
met meeting held at II NJ. Assistant
Secretary Cadwalloder represented the
State Department, and Assistant Sec
Rotary Cowen the Interior Department.
The President has signed the COM
mission Of William s. Alexander, of
Jacksonville, Florida, Secretary OF the
Interior.
The Attorney General stated at the
cabinet meeting, that he is in receipt
of information, which he deems au-
thentic, that both parties in the State
of Mississippi have agreed to terms
which will prevent further trouble in
that State, aud that a peaceable elec.
ton is confidently anticipated.
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Minor Telegrnns.

The grand jury of New York has in.
dicted Dolan for the murder of Noe.
General Is. +. Butler delivered lee
ture on finance at Cooper Institute 10
u well filled hall.
Hon. W. Gushing, youngest brother
OF Caleb Cushing, died nc Newberrv.
port, VT, yesterday.
The Dutch ship, William Poolman,
Captain Voeld, was totally destroyed
by fire at sea- The crew was saved.
George Edmondson, the negro who
raped white woman in Fayette uoun-
", has been captured in Atlanta,
Georgia.
A run was made yesterday on the
Home Saving Bank, Of Boston, the
bank paying all who came without is
suing notes.
A London dispatch states that Min
lister Wade has telegraphed that he
has obtained satisfactory guarantee
from the Chinese Government.
The seats around the race track at
Greenfield, Ohio, fell with a thousand
men, women md children, severely
injuring a large number of them.
A Constantinople dispatch states
that force of two thousand insur~
gents have been defeated by the Turks.
One hundred and sixty were killed,
and the rest took to flight.
The Colored Coach Drivers Associa-
ton of New York, while returning
from picnic, were assaulted 10y row.
dies and two of their number killed.
Seven of the assailants have been ar
rested
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

lSt. Louis Globe.De moorat, 18TH.
The Executive Committee that has
in charge the arrangements for con-
yention to consider the proposition to
build Southwestern Pacific Railroad,
met last night in parlor No. 3, South
ern Hotel. Colonel Broadhead pre-
sided.
On motion, the Finance Committee
We're instructed to raise the sum of
$4,000 rs fund for the entertainment
Of delegates TO the convention,
A letter was received from the Gov
ernor of Arkansas stating that he had
appointed five delegates, as requested.
A committee of the Merchants Ex-
change reported that they had invited
seventy-two commercial bodies to
send delegates, in the same ratio as
they were represented mt the National
Commercial Convention.
The Presidents of State Oranges
were invited to send three delegates
each to the Convention.
The committee adjourned for one
week.
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A DvERTISHNG; Cneapi Good yystcD,-
IA dttc.-All persons who contem plate
making contracts with newspapers for THE
insertion OF advertisements, should send ~
cents " Geo. =. Rowell & Co., Al Park Row,
New York, for their PAMpHLET-BO BOOK
(nfnetpsepefnh edition., containing lists OF
over 1000 newspapers and estimates, show.
ing the cost. advertisements taken for lead
reduction from publishers rates. Ger THT
BOOK. 2SHiAwly
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CITATI0N By PUBLICATION 49, THE
" STATE OF TEXAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
10 any lawful officer of Dallas county,
greeting:
You are hereby commanded that you sum
mon, by publication, as the law directs,
Lewis Anniu, nonresident of the State Of
Texas, TO be and appear before the Justices
Court, to be held NJ n regu ar term thereof
in and Tor Precinct No. |, of said county, nt
the court house thereof IN Dallas, Mt ten
O'Clock A, NJ, on tho first Monday IN Novem-
Der next ltho same being the first day
thereof, then and there TO answer Common d
Walker, in an action of debt Instituted
upon an account for the sum ofsiX,y-sx dol
lars and twenty-five cents, the same bearing
date the LIST of May TO the 10Th OF October A..
ID. 1874
Herein fail not, but have you then aud
there this writ, with your action thereon, MS
the law directs.
Witness my hand and official signature
this the It'll day of October, A, d. 1875.
NAT. NJ. BURFORp,
Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No, !.
oct9dltw2t
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NEW York, October l5.-Messrs.
Sherman " Co., wooden dealers, %
Walker street, failed yesterday. Liza
bilities 5000 1000, assets S05,O6O. The
principal member of the firm is "a
brother of Sherman who suspended
on Wednesday.
Harris Rothstien, halter, made an
asst gnment yesterday for the benefit
OF his creditors. Liabilities $4,000,
assets Sl2,S40.