The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-01
DISTRICT COURT.


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October Tersn, 1878.
The following business was transact.
ed in the District Court, w. s. Bonni.
field, Judge, Saturday: ~
John Streiff, native OF 'Switzerland
renowned his allegiance to the Little
iiepublic of the East, and was made n
citizen OF the Great Republic of the
| West.
Aaron Layton vs.. James Ferrall ct
al; this cause IAN action for ejectment,
occupied the Court all day. At 9p.
M. the arguments of counsel were con-
cluded. after which the case was snb.
mitted. and taken under advisement by
the Court. which adjourned until 10 A.
NJ. next Saturday.
AID FOE VIRGrNIA.-Georgs r. Walk
er is receiving contributions for the
sufferers by the great fire in Virginia
City. Everybody should contribute in
proportion to his means to this charita.
BILE object, The people of the unfor-
tunate city have been most liberal in
aiding those who have suffered by food
or fire in all parts of the country, and
they should be remembered in this.
their hour of necessity. Money 10
assist the poor in providing homes and
shelter for winter is what they need
most at present. They are tolerably
well supplied with provisions and cloth
ing, large quantities of -four and cloth
lug having been sent them from differ
ent parts of the country. 1t is hoped
that the people of Winnemucca will
respond as literally as circumstances
will permit, and that all will contribute
their mite toward the relief of the
| generous but unfortunate Comstockers.
COMPLETED AND ACCEPTED. - The
new mill built ON the Defiance mine.
near Battle Mountain, is completed.
is. Akin, of this place, an experienced
quartz mill builder, went up last week
to examine the new mill, which was
built by contract. for the company,
and see if it was built according to
the specifications. Mr.. Akin informs
| US that he found it all right, and that
it has been accepted by the company.
Attached to the mill is Bruckner fnrn-
ace for roasting the ore previous to
amalgamation. Mr. Akin went up
yesterday to superintend the starting
Of the mill. which will commence crush
ing to-day or tomorrow. From what
we have seen of the ore and heard of
what is on the dump. this new mill
will turn ont considerable bullion.
MININo DEEDS. - Considerable min
ing ground is changing hands in Hum
boldt District. Several deeds 70.
mines in that locality have been sent
to the Recorders Office in the last
week. Among others. to q Chicago
man, we noticed one in which the con-
sideration was $4,000. From this We
infer that ome of the Humboldt pros
pectors have plenty Of greenbacks.
SOLD OUr. il. A. Blossom and
David Layson have sold their interest
in the Defiance mine, Lewis District,
to Evans. Hiidreth and Taylor. who
own tho adjoining claim on the same
lead. We learn that the consideration
was $50. 800 in cash and q certain
amount of stock in the consolidated
company. Sci
Tram LArE.-The passenger train
from TIE East arrived here IN hour and
half behind time last evening. 1t
left Ogden five hours and half be-
hind time. and made up four hours of
the lost time in coming from that place
to this. The delay was caused by
snow storms on the Union Pacific.
SILVER CRY BULLION, Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S express brought down from