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, 1875-11-27
MARINE.

PoRT Of CHICAGO, nov, 81.
AE1tTrD-Sehr Lincoln Dali Willie LAKE, lumber;
Rchr Il, L. Einz. 6ausu.uck, wood; aehf G. xorta
nuslcaou, lumber; schr Atrlatc, White Lako, lus.
ber; achs L. IL Pssrs, hiusksgon, lumber; schs
Seventh ohto aiaskegon, lumber: achr c. J. RoaleE,
Moskegon. lumber; schr Eliza Day ~hlte Lake. lnrn-
Newllal1. White Lake, wood: aehr J. n. brown,
Muskcgou, lumber; Echr Joe vtlaA, Hrosn Big,
lumber; krhr VI. II. uunhnm, LudIngton,
lutnEef; prop Raletgh, Cleveland, co.l;
schr Mary L,,twsu. u.And Haven. weoa; sehr g. ).
Lug, EoTd River lumber; st,2r Mustesop milwaukee,,
sudrlea: L. tantof, 81. Joe lumIer bchs Kltty
Grant, Saug .turk, lambcr aeow 0ranger, Holland,
lumber: scow 81. F.. Packard, ,LndwiRs 1icr. lumber
.ehr D. FsExuson Noaua Day. fasoaA stes; scbs Nyr
tic. II lskeuon. lnMlcy.
CLEAnEn--Bmr aIu,segon. Msu,owoc, 101 bundled
gseeo his1os un1 suldrlas; schr J. Il. Bsul.5 Nt-
Wnu kce 31.DCu In wheat,
, 1875-11-27

Wt4nc.fsy, and shrunk to 10 yt+,trds%: u th"s
til. mfi e kept ,r nu. the cnrn ,ln". nat 10
be wsn.e tAs wnr. a 'e.truen. EetnH .tong quietly
AMI rs., wllhons dell.erle+. The dseins Induced =
opened Vi ai.o, reco!c 10 slc anl at 81 20. and IT,.
enc TO 500 at tho eoso. scller tue year so1'l It
Al tt.N"t1e. closinE At the iusle. s"l'cr February
s H. ss: :ss :, 1,s9;sa '% q as sH HI IT.. 4
m''ra ~ y so Fl ~, 4 H. !, tx
In yeIisw Al on track :.o10 hi by
pie At 43 frct on board: and s4uo bu by sAmIe
OATs-were In n,odtrsts ssqusst and hrnrr ea'ly,
n ssmtathy WITH corn, then ~e.tsn',l IN ecmiahy
@ ", 1a sse sn In eo's.
srfer lhc srar and j.nusfy. The Iutrpts were e1-
ctele'' by sho shrncna. aua there taIr inquiry
ele:c5 .a.Y i 3o,,s seller jsnusrv .o'a Il aal
s!ds. st.s Va. aats Il as*as1s s ia,sr 3 D.sena:f M
rod 1t 3j.c. E*eh asles gre reported Of JS?u0 bu
IS o % g f..;,.S go i !" IT, *As ocS S 81 s
sa,nple Il 3spasse, % track. Total, 30, ,ao l,l.
r.oS f.s gss .s @ y, s s.t anss
sas M s'ss
Of 46o br No. fresh Vi dse; 40 uu do sos receipts
s Gskc ij1 bu ly sample " 7Je Oh Track Total, vso
nAnLEY-wss rathr, quiet md strong Al atont
Wednesdays raugs Of prices. Thero wst SONS trad.
Ing theay 10 pcesmber and January. but Ihe demand
w pressure @ TO 10 ,sii. seIi| ths month sola 1t Ska
sse, closing At tho ous.ide. Reler Dsesmber sold 1t
Ss. S:Ds %ao, =. hs sss:ss :a ia I'd S4oa
Sogtnwesteri Elevator. No. anId Al 6Sds39c, aud
" 2as! szss oS IL. :. xe
bu 10 Il aQtas6o delivered. Total. s.+9v bu.
, 1875-11-27
TELECRAPhlc MARKET REPORTS.

ronE,nN MARKETS,
Sestfnt bispdrh 10 Ths CA'tp1o Trfhu.e.
IIvEnruqs, Nov. 2s-tl a. a.m.-Floun-No, !, e8s
Cd; No. 2, 2sa Cd.
dnAiN-w -wheat-Tintcr. No. i, los Al: No. p los;
fprug. No. ss 1ll No. o. 81: vhito. No. /, lii
Id; No. p los od; receipts for tho last three days,
as,0 qrs, 16.oOo orr being American. coen-No. l,
33s: No. 2. 92s 0l.
l'novlmoss-Potk, 1905. LArd-s8s.
LivEnsoot, Nov. 2c--2 p. n.-0HaIr--whext-
Spring No. I. 1os No. 0s Id: white No. !, 1ta Id;
No. 4, los 1ud club, No. J. lis I'd; No. = lis %.
Rest unchanged.
LivrhrooE, Nov. sG-Latcst.-GnAtx-Hhez
Western srsina. No. 10 No. !, % 4dGs9s iod.
FRoy1s1oas-Daeon-Loug clear mlddles, 67s Cd
a3ss.
TAttow-4ca 81,
Rkr1Nkp pErnoLtUM-10s ol9llB.
COMMON KEsM--aJ 81.
LONDON, Nov. 26-s p. n,.--MorRr-Tbe rates Of dis
count In open market for hree monhs biila il 2kQs
az, or Ka Z below tho Bank Of England rsto.
TIE BANK OF Es0LAxp-The amount Of bullion
withdrawn from tho Bank Of England to-day on BAL
nnce was Il0 DoD
cossoIs-AionrJ And account, oAE.
AaEn1cAs sEouRtriRs-s--os Of 'c5, 1tak; r7s,
'oo4 lo-&os. fU3H; nav III, 11; New York Central,
%; Eric. lG;; preferred. 30.
IfSsrEp oEL-25s Gdly2 25a 0d.
srEnA OtL--3ss.
REFINED npETRoLErM--1IIa.
FRANKFonT, Nov. 21.-uEIrR I'd ST rus DoWps-New
6H, a3N.
ANTWERP, Nov. 2o-nKv1HKp PRraotruM-2g.
NEW YORK DRY-oooDs MARKET,
new foRR, Nov. 2t.-Tradc IL dull III MI depark-
ranta. Cotton goods were steady at current quota
tious and brown pleettugs and cotton fAnnels were
firm. Plaid printa In stsady but moderata 70.
quest. Dsees goods moved slowly. Fancy cnss,metes
vorscd toatngp, and oyarcoatiug. were In fair do.
mnnl. SstsneIa and jeaus ruled qulet, and 1aonols
moved slowly.
piTTsBuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
plrTsnuNa, Nov. N.-petfoieun qnies but Arm
crude $l.cO At rartcr's; refined, 13t9l2kc, rhlla-
ds1phis delivery.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
chIVSLAan, Nov. M.-PctEolsum quiet; ITO test,
0Ne; SAte t150 tcat), 10'5c.
WILMINGTON TuRpENTiNE MARKET.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov 26.-spirits Of turponune
hsn; 3aNc.
, 1875-11-27
A Growing Demand from the Country
for Loans and Currency.
New York Exchange Tirmcr---
Tho Clcarings &4,7OO,OOO.
Ths Producs Markets Nervous.".
Provisions Less Active.
arain Strong and Weak BY Turns, Closing
lIrary.
Wheat Being Shipped to the Milwsu-
kec Corner.
FINANCIAL,

FINANCIAL.
Ihs loAn market continues 1uist. brt hstn. lhefo
sAtutei*rt demand for loans to keep Tho funds "t
hs basis In uss wlthens having much of ~ idls sr-
plus. In tia la4t a~o Or three daYs ~ Increasing
AMOUNT Of currency anti discounts Las bson sprled
Tor from tho country. This goes mainly to Tho hog
country. Ihe drovers are buying largely from Tho
fstmafsr 10 whom they must pay cash. ~ the dFores
as held tack from the market for Tho purposo Of III
no$nan3 pfceA thu country BATHS hATs 10 carry thd
dznssr This eooc1des with tho F&tt that tht receipts
81 hogs a. tna point hass been light for ~stk. In
othsr directions nothing new presents i'sf In The
business ot sne e@hM 1es auep'1 o' aef'an''e pAeef
inl. anu foneslansoas borrowing reaches "oaes-
az nsures' es'...,.... ..... .-......
rae. ot aaeouat are easy sesio per cent 70 feRu'
!et eu'o'ne', anu eoneess'ona o OF pe, cent can
" eooa 'ulnae oosfo"'fs 'or 4noft ol''et
VIII ~ Nv Nv us.1 =. eoa*'t!~.
&. ~ ~ ...' "' sa"" -"'ok ~. ''.
-. .'s.h.. sh...t 49,. ~ s ~, ~"
sT..-, n..... na,a P"se- %1'' '
~. ".1.~" r.a.., ~ .,,.s., ~. .'a' ,.r,-
~. .ss ~, 49,. 'N ''' s11 11A'N'' "'' '1'S'''
~. 49, ..ss. ..,1.
.+ss.s - ~ ,sats .,ss... -. :, w A.."., -. -
~ ,...s.~ NJ. - ~ .aa ~ ~ "-sSSs ''|'"s
VIZ s.'ov.
"A''soa "a:fHt
:. ~ A." 1.t'.s- ~. - 1919, ~ 80. ss
-. nv. ~ -, ~. .,,,,s .nos ~. - !. ~
IT,, NJ, .-, ss ,., '...
.. ~ law ~. ~" ,a'.' -,
80 80 49,. ...ru .,,.... H., IT,. 49, ns,s.
,.s... n,.1'e... ~ =. "o r.. ~ y. 800
.am.H ~. ~. ~. Nv 10 - =. -, 49,.
~ H. 49,. .a,, 49, - J.. .a..s ~,
~. ss,..sn.,,,, ~ ~. .,s om,.,s ~ ~. r,,., "
rnua ssysnes nsnt IL pushed With relent+n, ytaor and
...s,., 'san.on.I ~ 49,. ,ss" rhs t..ma.
uo.nsn,., ..sh H.. dt.,nn.s..n,s - ~. o,ns. 49,.
..nneI'ee win ts A*ae' ~ 10 tan"' sAo
iHr1n AfN Tia al 1o NntT
, 1875-11-27
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following Ners the roceipts and shpmenta Of
tho leading ariclss OF produce In this city daring the
forsy-eight houts ending At O'Clock Oh Friday
morning. md for tbs corresponding date ono ysir ago
, 1875-11-27

F,o,,hta rrorc varv mint trha ortc, roaonts v,s
cno,osa sor N MAJ t, r,r, ,broyab ~. nuT.lo RI,
~. r.to ~. ~, rnr.,. r.. m nm ~, shs,, ~
sf,,-s,,xoo ~ - ~ ,s .ttarnno' IN ,,ss. n.r,r
tyn. ~, tow 4 n afnor. wsra cb,r,e,sd H. to.d
vns. W for n.o II ~ sna &. oa*n
Wast 10 lo4I It .anla p'aee 10: LIE, - 4.
1L~AuSE2.
On ths 2sth gr- in fseights wore moro ketivs. Tia
cb,rt.r, v.r,. ~, I,,,rn1o- pro, a,,a.n CRY sra
sSaIs a.iss .na G. WtnSas shsas ,;, os g: Ts
at7c.
bGfFAto.
ve,sa. arriving mostly 20 Into ~tntstqu.rser,. 1h'
ssm s;gsua gi,sto s 9a III as,ss ss. Thomas i' ' stone
ILLINOIS a!ven AND CANAL.
LagALtr. nj. Nov, N-Axn1yrp sr tstyrn-stms
1ct.tor toa !. ,co.h, rpca fro II 1ut. nrepsrao.,
sor % tho L. % harvest.
Russp 1s1o G@tx.1--N9snioa; @ ,.,.,. o,.,. ,.,.
No, having brokel Ice from lockport.
..-----,
LAKE culosao. M.1o.o""'
con.,er,pa rho 1,tsnsa, Of The ,s,so. bueln.sa oa
Tho doee. IL SUI H. as aests. aud an.: ss re.th.t
ahou1d suddenly turn very cold. vessels VIII eansaos
a.,,~as -. ~. ran I'll, m. -nrrveut yeaes. from
.,.I ~. " ..,r. ~. ~, hsan unu,n,nv
..n ~ ~. .s.., -,,l 49,. On NJ ths
.u, .s..n.s .,a .z... ~ tor .nm. n, thc,r lo..es
a...... 49, s... ~ ssh. r.f,tr,.r vcpt Into
s ,.in,ss.an,rto-s ~..t.,dav The sthr Atl.nt. was
tnwsd "a liz t,linos Csutr.i Lib yc.terdaJ, In =
dry OF two aAs Will hs tAkan 70 artad Haven.
whsta sho viii be tF4nsfofnat Into, i'tto - hs'as
1y oee naH oWnosa' He1s - ~ rsrrx iii ~,
!Aa taes AonlIos. y. ~ so1s , ,1s Iii rcrstp Il
!os Iae ksssoA Tryss3t&ay, & sns II Eris whirh hss
se. tng ss i. ~ TrsnI II .yen viking 10
esen ssaofS - u H nsnce, e. rsn.sr. Tus s,s.nh.r,s
nalenslne and ton. ~ xhsrs tsry
Aer eonaoIt' lost ior fr sss
WI tAka On u H. mort rsrs.tiI" nan !, ihs
toe1 esnetAt s s shsn.aiTes ~ .rnnst INV ttud
wosa. Ee"1;s ps X thsT vesspis "a inte Minter.
o. WutL ~ :e ~. mn I'm n sn,a atation or ntbrr
.hn LEY ~ nhlis srsy ths Inn gin.
HneEa taoy ~ a. II. Iii. t,o c.rtotn RI hstn
tar AonfS' ICY. ~. ts um ~ HDm1
tranaioF9leo an.o 49,. ~ sn.iI h,p.a. M
AleoAn ~ Ao9ft at1, a ~ r.9 ~. ~ h,a ~ III nav
seoMe " 'eG. 1'' ra Frs" - Hu ~ naiton II Wrss
soeaGon. tst ttfnn.a ~ t; No. nr,.. @ hre start
~ G.R naia co.a,s snn ~ st msTc shsro
% nea =. 80 tr,rt $500 @ ..,....v ~ Trid.ys
thsf n1ps nr ~ IT, sesi 5sre ~ G. n.
Caps % snIh ~ Hd. W ~ Vii anic to ,arinu yin.
Pauy WI nayo hls hehos !uiI aas'oa W. ooS fsan
ter IN receiving tho appasstl9as Aha tae 1Me tx.
tto.e WHO ara aln!o9s ~ g maxs UP asognM rnt..
Eos!o " ". +. y. klsn1 pnaatom yac9. tee ts4~S
Eart. Chsas1 bafees nsgot.Anng nn. W III ..1.as
truP1ea! !f9it fnafkss M !hs ~. o1 Fsans sootnr
anu setesat othes psona0eat VesAs' ioea ~ '''"e
ous toE AltplAE jobs+
MlSce lAhEous.
, 1875-11-27
Foa shoieo roIans. s.cott.2s, medium to fair,

CfEcrINiTr,
rtScrSSsrf Nov. oG.-ttnat-sir-,iy tnh ftr,n r. o-
mfh. nh"1.2i: f,lr to Ynrt parking, Hasa ae:
i.ul huhrra'. sG5" 7.ib: a,u,s al sold rsc1ip ipts
tos two days, 2.,uIl; shipments, no.
, 1875-11-27
l-lIMEc

T1s rsrco market MAS taiut and fittla hettsr than
nominal, at saaJ for picec stutr; sopS di2.o3 fps
inch; and $t5D for ath. small nast ID expected iu
too, a1 probably carsocs viii ar,:vs irrogulatly
until Tie 10Th Of Dtcemtar.
Al ths yar4is tho demand was fa!r, especially for
common stun anu 'atl, and rrcrs str1y. khln-
t1t4 track n1xn IN rant,ARt and attnIy
, 1875-11-27

NEW YORK pnY.oooos MARKET,

piTTseuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
PlrTsnuNa, Nov. N.-petfolsuM qn!ss hut Ann
crude $l.cO At rartcr's; refined, 13t9l2kc, rhlla-
ds1phis dellvery.
, 1875-11-27

ctIVELARn, Nov. M.-pctFoeum qu!eti 1lp Test,
07Se; Sl1te t150 tcat), 10'Sc.
, 1875-11-27

Tbs following txtie shuws the quantity Of articles
natned left nt tide-water from the commcuccment Of
nnrtgaton And includno The 18th of November, In
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

The Carson Tribune says Chorpening
has come to the surface again with an
application to the Court of Claims for
$463, 900, alleged to be due on a mail
contract. We should like to know at
what time since the close of the war
Chorpening with bis fraudulent claims
have not been on the surface at WASH
ington. Years ago the Post-office
Department allowed and paid him
SIT 900 for carrying the mail on horse
back once month from Salt Lake to
Carson. With the assistance of Con-
gressmen of the Credit Mobilier stripe,
he got relief bill through the National
Legislature, and his demands against
the Government increased from $780,
600 in the beginning to its present
magnitude of nearly half a million
under the skilful docterig of "truly
loyal" Congressman in 1866.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18
,sAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
145 Lady Bryan 1, 97Hc
500 Leviathan CSC, Id
255 Ophir 4Ss4, 40, 49H, 4914, 491l
b30
100 New York 1 4, Ia $50
10 Silver Hill z
100 Mint %
1856 Mexican 1917, lsK, 1879 b3,
1875
80 Savage W
27U Sierra Nevada 1879, 1917, IA b30,
1917
40 Union 81. 81. 81
$50 Woodville q, p, q, b30
200 Marks 81 ID. 21l
so South Chariot J5c
$50 Golden Chariot 48c, 45c, 47c
5 Raymond g. Ely 30
1910 Mansfield zoe, 65c
10 Gold & Curry II, lGX, IL b3.
ia
rs California Sc, 561I
50 Hale & Norcross 81
400 Amazon 70
10 Baltimore 3
$40 Andes 323s, 311, 81 10. 80
10 Union 8
90 Chollar 661
80 Segregated Belcher 52II
80 Best Il Belcher Al b3, 40H
SO Yellow Jacket 564 81
$50 Prospect Il
10 Leopard 1871
20 CVerman Az
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

THE population of Storey county.
according to the census just taken is
-, ACC. Virginia City, including the
canyons east of town, has Is, 386 inhabi-
tants, and Gold Hill $3.50. This does
not include Sharon and Jones, our
Nevada Senators from California;
neither of them are enumerated in the
census Of Nevada, and We believe the
name of our Centennial spokesman,
General Thomas III. Williams, of Oak
land, is also omitted in the list.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

Board OF EoUALrzATIoN.-The Board
of Equalization will DO in session next
Monday, at which time all persons
feeling aggrieved at the Assessors valu-
alton Of their property will have oppor-
tunity to lay their grievances before the
Board, and present their reasons for
having the same reduced.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

EMIGRANTs. - Three hundred and
fifty emigrants passed here last night.
Among them were representatives of all
European nations tongues and creeds.
Fair haired Lutheran Scandinavians,
and dark skinned Catholic Latins rode
side by side in the same car, and pura-
tanical codhsh--and -catechism New
Englanders discussed the political
situation with Hard-shell, corn-fed
Missourians on the same seat. All
seemed to be happy and confident of
lettering their condition on the Pacific
Coast, and We hope their hopes will be
realized.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18
IN THE sERE AND YELLOW LEAF.

In front of the Central Hotel row
of Lomhardy poplars was set out
three years ago. They grew luxuri-
antly for two seasons, and early last
summer were conceded to be the hand
soonest trees in Winnemucca. Up to
the middle of August they looked
beautiful and ftheir wide spreading
branches and broad leaves shaded the
sidewalk. In the scorching dog days
the trees were watered daily and the
dust washed off their branches with a
hose attached to a pump on the
premises. One tree at the end of the
row which the water from the hose
could not reach, was considered out of
luck, and its dusty branches contrasted
unfavorably with the bright green of
those within range of the water. To-
day the scene is changed, the petted
and sprinkled trees are in the sere aud
yellow leaf, in fact the greater part of
their foliage has fallen to the ground,
while their quondam dusty neighbor
at the end of the row maintains its
thrifty appearance, and since the rain
last Wednesday looks fresher and
greener. The reason assigned for this
contrast aud the early decay of the
well watered trees, is that the leaves
were scalded by the showers to- which
they were daily treated during the hot
weather. Too much water has spoiled
their appearance for this season, but it
is hoped they will recover from their
premature decline and again leaf out
in the spring. 1t seems that sprinkling
trees when the sun is scorcbing hot has
bad effect upon them. Observing
persons say that had the water been
showered upon them from above, it
would not have injured them. but
throwing it from a hose against the
under side of the leaves was unnatural,
and no tree subjected to it for any length
OF time will flourish.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

AN assessment of SIS per share has
been levied on the capital stock of the
Nevada aud Northern Telegraph Com
pany. This company is engaged in
extending its lines from Silver City to
Oregon, and has wires in working
order from Winnemucca to Silver City,
Fairview, South Mountain and Boise
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

FIXING UP.-Charles Nasheit is now
at work in Kemler's mill. repairing and
making changes, where changes are
found to be necessary, in elevators and
machinery. When everything is put
in ship shape, which will probably be
in eight or ten days, the mill will start
up.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

UNIoNvILLg.-A note from Union
Vile informs us that the Arizona mill
is now grinding oat bullion steadily.
The water in Bueua Vista creek is in
creasing, and there is sufficient TO ran
the Silver mill which will start mp in a
few days. A large engine and new
boiler are being put up in the Pioneer
mill. which is being overhauled
generally. There is decided improve
nent in the appearance of the Arizona
mine, which with the Manitowoc and
Henniug. will keep all the mills run
ming TO their full capacity this winter.
The town has been unusually dull since
the mills were shut down for want Of
water, but the outlook at present is
encouraging. With the mines looking
well and all the mills running, business
will revive, and great many more
men will be employed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
will be in session next Monday, Sep
tember Goth, to which time it adjourned
In August This Is the July term of
Court, and it will expire by limitation
the first of October.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

HABEAs CoRpUs. - Graham and
Dooley. sent here on Thursday from
Golconda to await the action of the
Grand Jury, were taken before Judge
Bonnifield on writ of habeas corpus.
We understand that the District Attor-
ney does not consider the evidence
upon which they were held to answer
sufficient to convict them. The case is
not yet decided.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

New BARBER SHoP.-Dr. Holland,
on old 49er, has opened new barber
shop, at the depot variety store. where
he is prepared to do all work in his
line in artistic style.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

KEsLER's HALL.-Kesler's Hall on
the corner of Bridge and Railroad
streets is being fitted up in frst-class
style. 1t is being painted and VAIN
scoted inside, which gives the room
handsome and cheerful appearance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

Stop 1.-THE authorities should veto
the indiscrimiuate shooting INDUCED
in by Cinnamon at the present time.
Sometimes they blaze away ut black
birds in the direction of Bridge street,
aud frighten people travelling along that
thoroughfare. Yesterday the house OF
S. j. Chambers, on Main street, was
struck by shot from one Of the guns OF
those barbGrians, who become so excited
that they scarcely know in what direc-
ton they aim. Surely somebody has
authority to stop such dangerous bust
hess, even though the town is not in
corporated, and that somebody should
exercise his authority before it is too
late.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

PREAcHING.-Divine service will be
held at Montana Hall tomorrow (Sun-
day. morning at II O'Clock and at s
o'clock in the evening. Sunday School
at 2:30.P. II. Rev. G.. B. Hinkle,
officiating.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

MILL ARRIVED. The new mill for
the Badger Mill and Mining Company
ut Varyville, arrived here last night.
The machinery. consisting of engine,
boiler, battery, pans. etc.. for the ten
stamp mill is complete, and as the
foundation is ready for the machinery
at the mine, 1t will not take long to
get the mill in running order. San
Francisco mining experts have exam
ined the ledge for which this mill is
intended, aud the fact that they have
decided to buid mill on it is conclu-
sive evidence that they are we'll salts
fed with the prospects.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

PUBLIC SCHOOL. Winnemucca
public school, under the control of
Professor Kennedy, promises to be
such as our educational interests
demands. The Professor is active, ener-
getic. and throws his whole soul into
the delightful task of instructing the
young mind. He Is an educator of the
frst-class and awakens an interest in
his pupils.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18
The Celebrated Stallion
+" DUROC!"

UyILL STAND AT DoNNELLY'S LOWER
wv Ranch, in Pleasant Valley, for the
SEASON, from the LIST of May to the 1st of
July, at $50 per Mare. to be paid ut the end of
the season in cash or approved security. The
stock Is David Hill and Messenger. Good pas
twre will be furnished Mares at the Ranch
free. Care will be taken to prevens accident.
hut the proprietor will not be responsible
should any occur. NJ. DONNELLY.
Pleasant Valley, April 20, lsTs-2m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

PICTURES. = All desiring frst-class
photographs, taken in the highest
style of the art, should call Immediately
at Woods Gallery, as he intends to
leave for Camp McDermit next week,
to be absent twelve or fifteen days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

ALL QUIET. Lieutenant Sears of the
United States Army. who went east
with the troops to suppress the alleged
Indian outbreak on the Utah frontier,
passed here yesterday on his return to
San Francisco. He informs us that
Lieutenant lager, of Camp Halleck,
who went to Cleaveland's ranch and
1herry Creek, with u company of cav
airy reports that he found no hostile
Indians at those places. He says there
are Indians there. but they are as
peaceable as heretofore, and all of them
who could get employment on ranches
and such places were at work. Th/
Indian war, 50 far as is acertained, is
the greatest hoax of the season.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

THs LAST OF THE MoHIcASs. - Our
ancient friend, David Melarkey, is be-
moaning his sad fate and solitary con-
dition. He, of all his old bachelor
associates of 1.-The days that tried
mems s;omachs," is left alone in single
misery. lie says he is not going to
stand it. SO he is now a candidate for
matrimonial honors, to which position
we hope to see him elevated before
Christmas.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18

PAUPER ORE.-Another consignment
of ore from the Pauper mine, at Silver
City, has arrived at the Humboldt
Reduction Works. The foreman of the
mill, James Sutherland, informs us
that they will commence crushing it to-
day. The works are now running
steadily up to their full capacity.
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NEW TO-DAY.


A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
N to be indebted to the undersigned, are
requested to call on him immediately and set
tie up. By attending to this matter they will
SAVE TROUBLE and EXPENSE, as l want
to close mp my business and remove to other
parts. All accounts not settled forthwith
Will be placed in the hands of an officer for
collection. TH0AMAS BARNEY.
Unionville, Sept. Is, IS75-seplT-lm