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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-06
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK IMPORT



3sO Meadow Valley 8. ~.
235 RAYMOND a. Ely 81. o2I. o..
53Is. a.
AGO Eureka Consolidated "a, 34Hs, IS,
IT'S Phoebe 4. =
100 American Flag ~.
100 Washington & Creole /. :t-
SO Phoebe West 81.
80 Belmont 4 n.
$50 kye Patch ~, 2.
$50 Lidorsdo Suulh /.
$50 Prusslan Az, 4I.
$40 Jefferson oIs. y.
400 Leopard lono. 1871.
1900 Cornucopin ] Il.
100 Ida El,moie2
400 South chariot "a ~.
!. 900 Golden Chariot ~, IA.
25 I hariot Mil /.
1870 Mahogany 9.
200 Mansfield 6, 6Z. -
lis Wal Eagle so. 5H. g.
:, $40 Poornan 3. 'e~ -'' W"
l25 Pauper N.
43O Dayton 3, ~. 1r-s
66O Rock Island7. IN. ,.t's.
50 Dardaneiles 3.
800 Silver Hill IL. l1H.
1925 New York 2.
SO Occidental 81.
- 420 senator l.
$50 sSherldun I. -
$50 American Fiat 9Ia, 81.
5 400 Wvodviile 81, 81. 3.
$50 T,ler Goo, Csc.
1860 Andes 5. AZ. 80
so Lady Washington u.
1856 Ko~suth ~. ~. ~.
600 Prospect
$50 Pioneer /, "a. .z....=.
500 rginal Gold Hill 81, 81,
1920 Seq. Gold Hill 2.
220 Wells Fargo 25c, 271lc, SOC,
5 Mldes 3.
800 North Carson 20.
1000 Cosmopolitan UIc.
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Crops IN THE VALLEYS. 3. z
Pierce, of Paradise Valley, is in town
to-day. He Informs Us that crops in
the valley are ut least mouth in add
vance of what they were year ago.
The snow is rapidly disappearing from
the mountains nm each side of the val
ley, but farmers are utilizing the
water for irrigHtIng purposes, and the
ground is IN good condition at present.
He thinks the prospects for an average
crop are good.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-06

DIPLOMAS FILrp.-Copies of the di-
plomas. with affidavit attached to each.
as required by law. Of five Practicing
physicians, have been filed in the Office
of the County Recorder of this county.
Those no have thus COMPLIED with
the provisions of the Act TO Prevent
Qnackery are Drs. Bogman. Hanson
aud Hutchins Of Winnemncca, and
Drs. Jones and Mclean of Unionville.
DIR. Banks Of Unionville and DR..
Steele of Winnemucca, having each
practiced ten years in the State, are ex-
empt from the requirements of the
Act.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-06

LARGE FAMILY. - Among the emf
grants who recently passed here vas
family consisting of husband and
wife and eighteen children. With a
few families of that stock California
will be prepared to people several Te.-
ritories in less than twenty years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-06
Cans ON FrRr. YESTERDAY some fiat

Cans ON FIRE. yesterday somt fat
cars, on side track near the cattle yard.
which had been used in hauling old
ties caught fire from spark from a
passing engine. The cars were discov-
cred to be on fire by the yard men. who
gave the alarm. and the whole railroad
force at this station hurried to the fire,
and succeeded in suppressiug it before
much damage was done. The wind
was blowing a gale at the time, and it
WAS fortunate that the FIRE was discov-
cred and suppressed before it got much
headway.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-06

A FLOOD. Lower Bridge street had
a very deceptive appearance this morn
ing. 1t looked ms if very heavy rain
had fallen last night, and some imag-
ined there had been cloud burst in
the sandhills. 1t did rain quite a
shower in the night, but the canse of
the fre>het IN the street WAS the burst
ing OF dam in the Humboldt Canal
where Bhrrett's street sprinkler waters
up. Fortunately the Reservoir did not
contain sufficient fluid to do any dam
age, but it dld deceive people as to the
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iuoem Der Serltorbene eirer Der 9eafltetlten
Siirqer Der SIaot mar. @eboren i'll 9llaz
bamu, fam er tnoeB idon icbr iriib nadl benz
Often, mo er Die peridleoenlten lpidlttgItelI
9eutter betlei6ete. Sm Sabre 1910 mar CT
Sr9eant-atzarms i'm Senate u1o cine 9icibe
bon Sabren fuugirte er ais Der Baibingtoner
Gorreiponoent mebrererS Sournale, H. o. fir oaS
Bbilaoelpbier Blatt ,,tlHiteo 5tateS @a3ette"
unb Sipar inter Dem 9tamen sSliuer Slo>
lnool." 9r. Sargent erreidte elm alter uoH
IS abren uno iein 9eihenbegdugniB miro
| 6reitag Nadmitta9 BON ieiner 2Sobnnn9 aus
fQttfinben.
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8iircatt oer Strnsens 5ar66rm6Ss
Gnfffiifiil1re.

Baltimore, ben %. Jar. 1873.
. Die GommiIldre filr ben SurtbbruCb BON sStraBen
MAIDEN 6temtt in SemdBbeit Der Staotoeroronun~
gen, artiteI 43, 6efanRt baB ie bel Dem St9otre9i=
TRAITOR etueu Serttt hber Set9htun9en, uutoten
un6 Nnidbe, pe lie oou ibnen fiir oas Gon6emniren
uno SdIieBeu oerSaDtlerz2 rz2laeD, 5uilen oerQSjn=
berz ii. De5tr., in ueberetnItimmnng nit elmer am
9. 0op. 1874 eeuebmi9teu Seror6uuu0 oe5 Burger
metiers uuo Gtaetratbe5 BON Baltimore, angeiebt
iinb 5ur Duriidt neoer9ele9t bdnen; ebeHidils Ell
nen crftdren6en @ruuoriB beid9ter SaotIer.Nlep.
Die auidte ertredeH iid aui uno umiaileu belize
Seitcn bon Saoter=9lnep, eiuihlieBlib oes 5abrpez
ges pom gsinoerz bis lBeIsitrGse.
sic MAIDEN bierourb ferner 6etannt, oa6 iie ON
9onmeritag, Den 4. 6ebr. 1879, Sormtta9s 10 llhr,
in ibrem 9ircau auf oct SiiooitS@de Der eaoertz II.
eeriu9touftraBe iidl peraminetn iperoen, um r9enb
eiueu Der peribieoeueH in Dem beia9teu Seridte,
oipie aud in 6em erfldrenoeu Blame ent9atenen @ez
9entdnoc Hohmals urept6treu, unb fam Elm je0er,
Ser eabei interert 1T, an ienem Gage eiue @nmens
ouu9en MAIDEN. Slaat Sors
ssan,es 2. @orrpw,
Sobn Z. giGuett,
GommiiIdre;
(25-s) G. 4. Green, Ger.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zNlnsefae.

Gabrid1t tpir0 biermit 9eaeben, oas unterSeihnete
goanad3t sur SerlDaltuu9 oes gfddlaes oes aaaier
pertorbeneu Is. SouiS cndfer, er9alteu bat. ane,
melhe 5orberunecu an oieiem NGdllalle ba6en, perz
ben bierinit auf9eior6ert, iolbe neon ben n0tbigeu
8ete9en pdteitens am Il. 5nH an bic llHterjahuete
ODER lbren 9lnpolt, Sru. Gpap9rooitus SmHneD eins
SureideH uno 9elteuo gu MAIDEN ooer 5u gewdrtieen
6af iie i9rer Iuiprihe al oeiem gadbIdiie 9eeeiln
iiI oeruftig ertldrt ner6en uiogeH. gle, Die 3ubz
iuneen on 0ieieH gtddbIof Su MAIDEN 5a6eu, Derben
1ernit nuiseiorhert, fodbe unper5Islid an ben I'M
ter,ednc.en Su Ieien; no nibt, 10 ipitO seribtlib
etn9eidritten.
Qq6,22,O Warie ST. SSafet, Nbm.
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gta6 9ulrS Gerry, nobe Sort See, g..
g., tamen am 0tontag friib S,uei 9tduber,
idlli6en ii6 IN Oa8 6au8 Oc5 6rn. 6. u.
9apreuce, ergriffcn ben bort gerabe sur 3eit
befiHolt9en BreOiger 6aliteao BON BbilaOele
pbia, fnebelten ben Waun unO beroubten io'
0ann baS .Sau8 nm @elo nn6 g8ertbiafen
gum 8etrage BON 5000. 6r. 2amreuce nebit
5rau lngen nod im8ette, ais Der frefeJtaub
au8gefiibrt purbe.
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Ser 2tmfrmbr TIT NettzSra1ttt=
S6aStnc{n

gatburit, N.zS., 8. Sebr. - Die Sc.
genluart bon Sruppeu in GarOquette id)eint
beiliam gu pirfen, ipeui9iten8 iinO feline net
teren @eieblofgfeiten be9angen luoroen.
DreiSebn Der @efangereu iinb bis iett benz
@erihtsperfabreu iibertuieien tporbcn. Die
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Die BARRIER Ran9e
Die bciBe 1uft- -Aodbeer0e
glanarets 33nffn- Rahnnulper

snettiu rsiuist uno wa4t Die 5dPne psib, IoTt ben
gisein{teiu ab, unb peroinbert bds Seroerbcn Der
Sdhne Die isaeon Der Staltel lit neu, nieolif, be-
duem unD lpariam. Yreis % Gents. gu babeni
alien Npot6eten uno Oro9ueuz9GnolunSeu
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@ermtf6te Depef1en ats
Y.etp=0orf.

gsem<gori, 5, Seb. : SeEte tpuresn
s5S7 $50 IN SpeSie mad europa erpcrtIrt,
Sarunter rparen 100000 IN @olo.
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9atpt,,ettitttra ttt Canada.

Qnebec, 8. Se6r. = Seute AbenO fur5
na6 a6t llbr itiir5te cine Canine am Sap
Diamond nnb 5eri6metterte elm bon Der Sas
mite @1bion bepobntes 9aus.
Sieben Berionen, barunter Elm &inb, tuur.
oen inter ben 9fuinen begraben. GbenO3
IL lbr bate man erft cine 2eid)e gefunben;
man glaubt ntft, baB nod irgeuo cine Der
perIdliitteteu Beriouen am 2ebeu lit.