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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-06

A man rushed breathlessly into a
lawyers office in St. Paul, and, ap-
preaching the legal luminary, ex.
citedly remarked "a man has tied
a hoop to my horses tail. Can do
anything !" "Ycs," replied the at
torney Ego and mite it." This was
good advice, and only cost the man
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-06

!"Horcsty is the best policy says
Tia Washington Republican. This
was hardly 4, have been expected OF
a newspaper whoss editor was never
known to try the experiment. 40
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-06

A few more Of these snappy morn
ings and no l,onse-f1y will care cop
I,er whether the, family no lives with
means to run in debt for their coal or
nav cash.: ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-06

pedestrian Perkins, Of England"
says an exchange, '.llas walked eight
miles in less than an hour" lie must
have been going for a doctor.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-06

;"Is that clock. right over there ?
asked a visitor the other day. Fright
over there :" said the by; "tain t
nowhere else"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-06
Business that will Paw

from 81 to SO per day, can be procured
in your own neighborhood, and is strict
~ honorable. 4 Particsl ors free, or samples
worth. several dollars that will enable
you to 81 to work at once, will, he sent
on receipt Of fifty cents. ''a '''''.
Address IL. J.LATHAM & co.
292 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
1IsTRIcT COURT PRocRrDIHos.

&
The March term Of the Di,trict Court for
the Second Judicial District II Idaho Teryl,l
tory. commenced ut Idaho CITY on Monda,l
March ed. 1875. noy lsff III ai1ill
Court met and opened al By law required,
Present; Hon. John CLARK, AIsociate Jus.
Nee. presiding; Samuel Stewart, isberitr.
George Ainslie, District Attorney; AiIIl
Richardson. Clerk iby CIV. Richards, Den.
uty The following proceedings we're had,
tp.wit: sf - relfnoa s1aaas noma:
!. Ordered BY the Court that sixteen names
be drawn from the thirty selected ~ the
Board to serve as Grand Jurors for the term.
Whereupon the said thirty names were depos-
tied in box and the clerk drew therefruu.i
the following names. to-wit: '''1''a e29a -
Ed Fulmer, z. E. Elkin. A. Michaelson, L.
w. Smith. Frank Cooper. James Ashfotti,
John Tompkins, G. Marie. A. Dobbs, Wilson
Ralston. John HALEY, J. V, r. Witt. James
freaOor' G. T. Keys. s. Dempsey, s. X. Gold.
trap.
Ordered, that the clerk issue q venire for
the above named persons returnable on
"wednesday. the Gath Of March. 1875, at oIe
o'clock. p. NJ.
In the matter Of tho prosecution Of the
criminal cases now on the calender for trial.
George Ainslie. District Attorney for the Sec.
ond Judicial District. having been engaged Us
attorney for the defendants previous to his
election, jonas W. Brown. Esq. was appoin.
ted Special District Attorney by the Court to
appear on behalf OF the people aud prosecute
the cases Of The People Va. Joha McGianess,
The People VS.. John Fisher. and The People
IS. Con Douahur.
lu the matter Of Cleman,ine Meycier vs..
Peter Mrrcier, action Tor divorce. the defend.
an, failing I" appear. the clerk was appointed
referee to take testimony and report to the
Court Divorce granted.
Minnie Mccarthy vs.. Jeremiah Mccarthy.
Testimony taken BY the clerk as referee. Case
not yet decided. ...
NJ. J. B,ddy vs. David Mines. Demurrer
and defendant given until the 18th
to hle On answer.
R<bccca l.. Cole vs Orrick Cole. Action
for divorce. Testimony taken BY clerk as
referee. aud divorce granted plaintiff.
Wrs, * Ralston vs.. X. +. Plowman. by
request c. Barbour was entered as attorney.
Con H-aley vs. Hawlcy. Dean & Co. J"dg'
n~ns for plaintiff
The People VS. Con Douahue Set Or trial
on the 18th of March lost -.
FCou,inuea 10 next issue.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
STAGE ARRIVALS.

y. steaAes. 1sadose smith. Il. HPr'cksss'
N.;or T.,lor. f., Headrick, Frank Bis'on'
: VIZ witt, Robert Irwin, ). HALEY. L. a
,..,.... j. Gr;fs.h. B. N. Lsnisathall W.
ta DEPARTURES. -. .'p.s y
D. stoaklcs. JeG Howell. L. =. s"A''.o"'
]. Grimsh. Mrs.~ Rothwcll, Misc Emma -
viscn, John Eissler. I'm. ilia
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE,

lects OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
Restored. Impedimaptsto Marriage removed Now
method Of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and circulars sent tree. in sealed en-.
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Al9
North Ninth g.. philadelphia, Pa. IAN institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. ~ ~ f}HB et{i8 @oIEH
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

j. Moore, Esq. Of CeniervilIe. sent US n
large bundle of newspapers. yesterday. COO.
,lsing OF three or tour copies OF the Trse Re
psbiicdH. published At Sycamore. Illi,ois. one
copy OF the SaR. PI.,sti-!d. Massachusetts, and
"ne Of the Golden Hour, New York. All new
papers to u. and welcome visitors Many
thanks. friend Moore.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

Hon II. +. Prickrtt arrived 10 town on
tuesday, evening last, maAisg tls f~assh At
'"'neT from hnse City here in atteedsoee IN
the Dis;r.e, Court. A better representation
OF the fraternity from that k'cshsy ti,on we
rer'rInb-r to have seen here at any previous
term Ot The Court.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

Dutch Fred" driver On the Umasilh road.
. - 'Ae winner Of the 6oe whip brought from
." franc''co to be drawn for BY the North.
"e'e'n stage drivers. Thirty-four OF them
lucky one ~ 80 w "''"s '"'
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

WE have had cloudy weather me past two
Jays win Title snow. On Wednesday night y
CONSIDERABLE fell. and toward morning the
W T.'a blew hatdef than j. usual here On
laa'saay It was clear, bright and sunny, aud
""Aed d II the storms wer. syvse with.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

rr.vr yous ORDERS AT SrLssY's.-Persoos dcsr. .
L.. L. n. called up Of mornings Il an earlier hour
, s usual will please leave their orders 8 the Post
ihan 49, So tore. HUGH WILHEIM.
ONCE o''A irAa.'J4 Night watohnian.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

HOBBS 'ays Idaho City has the best set Of
'a'cer' ae ever saw. They MENACE to draw
al Of the i"rymen hem csnps on.ths oppuk'ts
''ae Oh the Basin. and be thinks IL they could
70 As well IN game of draw poker they would
W dangerous antagonists Ia -ncouater. :. krect..
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

COMPRISES from the tri weekly S'a.es'as. :.
m charles Moore has sold out biz canyon
c..s. go. ,o.,e % Nr. I'D. Asnswy who he
~. l.ra Is road Tor the purpose of stcckk'
inn 4 vim horses and making other seoe' 4
..se-.oss .Asssx takss poasss me
r,,sts q 90 6rst u april. !. ::,.s -: i =.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
IN ktaI 7w1t7fes.

A8S. N. PEx4tNcuL \ Co.. "a State Street. Bos
tom 81 Park Bow. New York. and 70l Chestnut Street
Philadelphia are Our Agents for procuring advertise
ments Nus the IDAHo WOMB In the sbove cities an
authorised to contract for advertising 1T our loves
rates. 3E13 .E3 il Lsk1t9 Ia .a1af 8{lf
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

TNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
Il fore cxisting between John Foster and - Pc.
terson In tho Miners. Home Hotel. and doing busi.
ness under the nrm name Or Fostcr 4 Peterson. ut
Qpsrtxburg Boise county, I, r.. hsa been Dissolved
BY mutual consent. Mr. Foster having purchascd tho
the business on the prcmsc6 - herctoiore, receive
thereof. JOHN FOSTER.
I QuAnEssuros ]. Z. Iauussy ~, .la7s-wAl .pyns
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
Notice.

x < L. u PERSONS Knowing 1r THEM
~ ssltel 2ndsbs1d u ae ailIler ; 5SJ
flss , ia is ses 30 aa n
seisll a,rapsp. CO.. Misnh H3'il A,f.asr
5'IlalocssysJaa..sl lxsa a.A .ho1 II ~
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

~ Harvey. wits asd daughter. and Mr..
~ '''' Warren Taylor. oil of Idaho City;
- al been down sick Of dipiheris. during
SONS ~s s The health q oil is improving mud
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

w., A--,.>,. I'm. uorA ifI
-
Miss Emma Davisoa. PlaccrsiNr.
In johnson, PhcersiIls
$ Dempsey. C~n,ervilc.
Dan Jones. Cen,ervilie.
John Eislcr. Qaa,,.bnsr = M
II + Pickett. Bo''e City.
Smith. Piac~sv,lis.
Dave SteakIes. Silver City. .+..-
IF Hill and family. cay.
w N Abbott. city.
N Hove. Pioneer. ' .
j Walker. Walker. Digging.
A Michaelson. Pioneer
Jams Ashforth. Pioneer. r.
II J Biddy. Boston. -aA J @-fo1
OF Daily. Boston.
Jes.e Duval. Centerville.
Con Healy. Granite Greek
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

Mr Jackson. Who r-s,dus at the rn0uth
oi Cart-r's creek. an the Psyetts river. called
m Us yesterday Fran hin We learn that the
miners in the vicinity. with the exception of
Mr. B. l.. Warmer. had commenced work.
wsrn b. lsfs there. and he was getting the
water through bis ditch and would go Ia work
il lew days. Mrssrs. Grantz and Perkins
rad been piping for two ar three days Nr.
jackson says there ID more snow in the bills
m that region than vas ever known before.
and thinks 'his ~Ll be the best mining season
ever known there.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

oyrrsS,,, cr.ss, MARI 80, 1876, to to,, tue
III. - JOuxL ARSON a'son.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

ssoisdaat l.sH 0dW .aQg lr.0 Ida
lI1a M tai orina 1aed toaqx9
Dug saanfIoi oecaW .om aaj9l ~iJ1ow
4ebaoq o. ,oa1ads aynd 10. staDiHsysn
II mgsb non | ebHsw woi eli lIa'y
!l,w tsum nof nov % ynaIoi 4aqolq
ali Ia mood bad ,iine, lai.f ,vsoax
maI.1odD,s H1ni.tGDADs ln1saHI11aEU
\ 81 HAs, lat. -. PEN. ,TDQUyAND,
nd other printing It prices Gov. 4
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
city and County.

.c,.l Noticc.-A full supply Of fresh gar
. ss,d and flower seeds. y, III kinds. Just re-
oe' and warranted fresh ana sound. =
ceN.o' re THoxAs BAnaY's.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

WE have hitherto retrained from writing
,0,thipg which we thought would induce la
,or;oa men to come to isuise Basin this spring
IN seek employment, for the reason that the
,,osoects for good water season were any
thing but encouraging until since the recent
terms. and we know that TIE loss Vt y sea
MS work and few hundreds Of dollars
rssul, in an almost irreparable injury to many.
and indeed most of the class Of men who de-
mend for u livelihood upon days or montA's
,.bor But now that we are assured Of aban-
dan, water, and mc Of the best seasons for
,acer mining ever experienced IN the county.
wa feel justified in saying to men out OF em.
roymen. TO come to Boise county. and they
will have no difficulty in getting employment
during the mining season at from four to five
sulars day. The present smiling appear
sa,e ef ustare indicates the beginning oi &c
,;se rsning As early as the tenth Of April and
.lack labor in the mines will be- in demand
and good wages paid Another advantage in
coming 10 Boise county this spring will b.
that all who come here Ia work for living
will ind il 10 their interest 10 remain perma.
neatly rher- will certainly be no hess than
TOUR. and We think five, qnar,x mills. besides
Mr.. Crafts bg mill a. Banner. put in opera
ton during tho summer. and AT least two new
mill. built, These Will give employment TO a
hundred aud fifty men. Other improvements
and news enterprises which Will b. begun will
employ ~ many more; SO We think the busl.
hess outlook. and future prospects Of ihe coIa-
II. WIRE never better. nor the inducements 10
come here grra'er than now.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26


''o'e people from across the Bnsin are in
-" '"s week than ~ rStssuubtr to Aase
,,,,, !" . 'aree or four years. They have been
'.erye The coa.s !. Jurors.
a.. present term VI our District Cour thas
b.. ' granted two divogces. and has only
Rood ,,sesular'y aswerk,sboot two days. A
@''' '''ag 10y the bachelors.
Dali. acknowledge call. yesterday from o..
M 800. Wslier. David ssealles, and Elsn.
me-, =, epor' thatfhs two uS5orsunass. Chisss'
Bal. ~ got IN tsHnoias City tsyn Hsain
"%e' u sontrad.ssed. -
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
Call and examine specimens and prices

8eah fsfa fst1 cir
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

AS BOUGHT an IMMENSE stock at
n low rates.. while in Chicago, Boston.
New York. Philadelphia and San Francisr".
l will cell Ferry low for 'CASH,or to G0OD
time buyers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17
DAILY SILVER STATE.
THIRD TERN.

When it was reported that Grant sale
he would not be candidate. and ney,l
had third-term aspirations, all the OF
gans of the thieving Republican ring
all over the country at once came on
and declared that DO one but the oppo-
sition ever dreamed of third term
But before the above report found it.
way into the press you could not find ;
single leading Republican paper il
the United States that expressed NJ.
opinion adverse TO a third term fol
Grant. Some openly defended and nd
vocated the third-term doctrine; Others
acquiesced therein mildly, while tn
balance, more timid and time-serying.
maintained mastery silence unit
they could see how the matter wonlo
shape itself. The truth is Grant and
all the thieving rings. official defaulter>
and revenue peculators in the couptr,
desired third term, and had it moi
been for the disastrous defeats and
popular condemnation of Grantism IN
the elections last year, Grant and the
whole pack of Treasury leeches, backed
by the prominent strikers of the press
would have advocated the third term
The Carson Appeal would have pub.
ished endless sentences in favor of il
the Enterprise, from the clouds OF
Mount Davidson, would have thundered
it, and all, down to the Gold Hill News,
would have strained their quilts ap.
proving military interference, advocat.
ing the passage of force bills. manu-
featuring Kuklux outrages. defending
thieving officials, lauding the Admins.
tration and commenting Grant for q
third term.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

AN exchange says: A sub Committee
OF the Executive Committee Of the
National Grange is in the west look.
ing for a suitable location for their
headquarters and offices, it having
been decided at the last meeting of the
Grange that they shoud be removed
from Washington. The location must
be in ne'of the five Western States
which were named in the ORIGINAL
resolution. 1t is understood that the
Committee do not care TO take the re
sponsihility of making selection. but
will con6ne their report to a statement
Of facts in regard to the necessity of !,
removal and the desirableness Of differ.
ent cities, leaving the matter of sel4c.
ton to be decided by the Nationa,
Grange.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

The Enterprise says: 1T is some
what surprising that no Democrat of
commanding influence has been found
to point out to its people the true road
to peace and prosperity" Considering
the fact that United States Marshals,
carpet-bag Governors and Federal bay
onets have been doing all in their power
to prevent the restoration of peace and
to retard prosperity in that section.
while leading Democrats have coun-
seled forbearance under the most pro
voking circumstances, and are doing all
In their power to promote the peace aud
prosperity of those States, this is, to
say the least, the coolest assertion OF
the season. The editor must have pre-
pared hlnAelf for the effort by being
run through a refrigerator on the sum-
NIT of Mount Dawson during a snow
storm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

THE editor of Measure for Measure
has been taking look at the mines in
Lewis District. and is elated at the
prospects. Scarce day but new
: discovery or improvement in the mines
already opened add zest to the conf
dence which all concerned have in the
future of the district. The Defiance
Company continue on southerly with
the tunnel, which is in pay ore all the
way, and the Monitor has already
thirty tons of frst.class ore on the
dump. The Defiance No. 2 is also in
good ore and continues down with the
shaft.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

ABOUT something You can't some
times most always tell. ;" and here is an
illustration of the fact in the devious
ways of n letter: A Boston lady, while
Ill Paris. two years ago, sent letter to
her sweetheart, IA ship captain, address,
ing it to St. Helena. 1t missed the
wanderer and followed him abou. the
world, finally returning to Paris, where
the captains banker forwarded it
to Boston. 1t reached HIM one eve-
ming as be was bouncing n six-weeks-
old baby on his knee. he having mar
ried the writer of the letter year ago.
That letter could not have followed
him more persistently if it had been
a dun.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17
THE Virginia Enterprise say,

The Virginia Enterprise says
=" William Wright. better known by
the non de plume of Dan de Qnille,
and for many years the leading local
editor of the Enterprise, will leave for
the Atlantic States this evening, for the
purpose of preparing for publication a
volume of local and historical sketches
relating to the Comstock and It's sur
roundings." Dan de guile is almost,
If not fully, as great a humorist as
Mark Twain. with whom he was
formerly associated on the Enterprise,
and his venture is taken at the solicita-
tions OF friends, OF whom he has many
in Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

THE examination of Luigi Badarago,
charged with the murder of james
McCreery and John Beal at the Silver
Age Ranch, was held by Justice Logan,
in Austin, last SATURDAY. The Court
room was thronged with spectators.
ard tie prisoners statement was
listened to with great interest. After a
lengthy repetition of the statement
already published. the prisoner volun-
teered statement to the effect that
Subsequent TO the arrest of himself aud
Napoine, his alleged accomplice, lie
had been approaced by the latter Wi h
the proposition that he (Lnigi) should
acknowledge having committed the
murders, as he, being small man,
aud having killed two larger men,
would therefore escape punishment
to which proposition be replied that
Napione could make his own statement
and that he should do the same. The
prisoner was held to answer before the
Grand Jury. The same disposition was
IN .de in the case of Napione, who
waived preliminary examination.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

JAMES BROWN was instantly killed at
the Ebei bardt mill, White Pine county,
last Friday. He was caught in the belt
ing, by some means unaccountable, and
his body forced through a space in the
floor, through which the belt ran, of
not more than six inches in width by
two feet in length, and crushed to a
jelly. He WAS carried around the large
pnIly and. coming mp from the oppo-
site side. was literally torn to pieces.
The deceased had long been employed
abont the mill, and was sober and re-
liable man. His funeral takes place
to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17
r O r e C NJ z w s

LONDON, May II.
A dispatch from Berlin to the STAN
dard states that the leader of the con-
spiracy against Bismarck s life is named
Duane. He has been arrested in Cra-
COW. s @
The survivors of the Schiller wreck
have proceeded to Hamburg in the
steamer leasing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

JOHN VAHLE, farmer living near
Los Angeles, shot and killed his wife
last Friday, and afterwards attempted
to commit suicide. Jealousy is SNIP
posed to have been the cause of the
deed. He has been arrested, and
threats of lynching were made, but
better counsel prevailed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17
BROOKLYN. Nav II.


During the lull in the Beecher. Tilton
trial there ore vsrions speculations ~
to the verdict of the jnry The general
orinion is that the inrv will disagree.
II is reported that Beecher intends to
leave for Fnnpe and the Holy Land
ahont the 1st Of September. II will
not he long trip. hut may extend over
wear. In his absence his pulpit will
very likely be filed by DR.. George
Bacon.
Monlton and General Pryor are ex-
pected to start on trip to Virgin"
next week.
1t is said that Mrs. Tilton is engaged
IN the composition of novel founded
on the Incidents of her life. She is il
good health, and not much depressed
in spirits.
New York. Mav II.
Mrs. John Farris, daughter of R-v
Joseph Thomas, was beguiled into mar
rage by John FarriS, a scoundrel and
thief, and three days after told her she
had married bigamiSt, and then dis
carded her. In Consequence of her de
ception she committed suicde BY
throwing herself IN front of II locomo
/ tive on the Northern Central r ilroad.
Farris is imprisoned.
WASHINGTON, May II.
A portion of one division of Lieu
tenant Wheeler's expedition operates
this year in Southern California. in
Gliding porti ms of the Coast Range
and Sierra Nevada, extending westward
as tar ao Death Valley, together with
other Government work prosecuted by
Lieutenant Wheeler during the last five
years. He has been detai!ed to make
special examinations and surveys with
the view of determining the practica-
bility of divertiDg the water of the
Colorado Of the West for irrigation and
other purposes.
Reports are furnished by the officials
of this Government in Cuba of the
Wholesale destruction by the insurgents
of he sugar plantations. aud the conse-
qnent decrease in impor;ations of sugar
and molHsses. Cuba furnishes yearly
$50. 900, 600 worth of sugar and mo
lasses. The destruction is now going
on, and it is estimated that the sugar
crop of Cuba will be reduced to a rem.
nant OF its former proportions.
DEDHAM. Mass. May 16.
A very perceptible shock of earth
quake was felt here and in the adjoin.
ing towns yesterday morning.
BosToN, May 16.
In the whisky war about f,rty prom
inent firms have been visited, and about
500 packages have been placed under
surveillance, representing 5000. 900.
Messrs. Bird & Co. and Weeks & Pot
ter. whose goods were under examina.
ton last week, have seemingly come
ont OF the ordeal with flying colors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

PLYMOUTH CHURCH is doing lively
business christening those who had
sinned through the misgivings of
Father Adam, and converting other
people who had added few sins of
their own to those inherited from him
Two weeks ago one hundred and fifteen
of the latter were washed clean by con-
version, and a week ago Adams stains
were obliterated from fifteen chernbs
by being sprinkled by the celebrated
pastor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-17

From Measure for M, assure i

From Measure for NJ, assure
One day last week Il man came down
W stage from Austin, aud registered at
h. hot as &. W. Smith. On Satur-
lays stage came woman. who re gis-
cred as Mrs. Nichols. She, made in
1niry for her husband. bnt no one
bout the hotti bad seen him. Look
ng over TO the DEPOT, she ointed him
ont on the ! latform. 1t WIS The G.
w. Smith Of the register. She then
Explained that this recreant husband
had tlecnmped with certain documents
conveying to her title to Il considerable
property, aud she proposed making
BIN di-oorns. She went mp tn him.
and made him yield NJ the papers, and
hen, nltIdlng him goodbye, returned
20 the pnrlor Of the hotel. The male
party took the afternoon train for the
", st supposed 10 have stopped in
Winuemucca. Mrs. Nichols returned
by stage the same day 10 Anstin.