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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-24
Administrators Sale.
Notice az Salei ef Person.l Propesfy.

NOTfCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order Of the District
Court Of the Fourth TndiciaI District Of the
State Of Nevada. made ON tho 9Th day Of
Anril. 1875. in the matter Of the estate Of !
BR iNHtM tieceased 'he undersigned. Morris
Price. Aamipist ratrs Il the estate ~ ssid de-
ceased. viii sell NJ public auction, 10 the high
est bi,idtr for sash, gold coin ~ tie United
States, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of April.
A. D. 1878, NJ o'clock p. ", at the rcmple
Saloon in cnionville. IN said county. TIE fol.
lowing personal property, TO wit;
Two billiard tables ttnatble bedsr balls and
cues, eight bar-r0om pictures. ono mineral
cabinet. one bar mirror large si2el one rc.
volver pistol. one set bar fixtures. fnurteos
bar.reom chairs, three card tabkys aud hell
one clock, two spttoon- one gmail sized iron
safe. nna set Of keno furniture. one sea M fara
furniture, one set Of pool furniture two bar
rNon stoves. four chandeliers nna Iot of empty
barrels. aud all the book accounts Of ne Ten.
pie Saloon belonging 10 said estate.
MORRIS PRICE.
Administrators of the Estate Of ]. Brapham
deceased.
Winnemuoca. Nevada April 7, 1875.
APP IA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-24

And in accordance with law and an order
Of the Board Of Trustees made on the 18th
day Of March, EF5 - msny shares OF each
pare ] Of such stock AZ may be necessary will
be sold at public auction at the office Of the
CbmprDy. No. 9is broadway, Oakland. Aba
media county, California, on SATURDAY. the
lst day of May 1878, a. the hour eft O'Clock
p. N. # such day. u pay delinquent assess
mens thereon, together with costs Of adyer-
Using and expenses Of the sale.
JOHN AMFS Secretary
Office. = 95s Broadway, Oakland, Alameda
county, California. apl6 ia
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-24
DELINQUENT SALE.
Delinquent Sale.
GOLD AND SILVER MILL L

~ Mining Company .Locatlon OF VOTES,
Nevada Notice. There are delinquent npon
the following described stock on ac,oant OF
assessment NO y levied on the fifteenth DAY
of March, 1875. the several amounts set 9ppo-
site the names OF the respective shareholders
az follows. II IL ----.--- -l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-24
Notice to Creditors.

IN the Matter OF the Estatcl
, ofGeo.W Holt, deceased
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-24

fwo Tubular Boilers. fourteen feet long: and
all requisite Shafting Gearing PGlIeys Bert
ing etc.: and valuable lot Of Sierra Nevada
Timber in the Battery Frames and In. the Mil
and Furnace Buildings
~ The whole IL In excellent condition
having been IN operation during the past year.
and constantly Ia charge OF keeper while un.
employed. TfE
The Iil'-eite and Tailings are Reserved
JOHN MIDDLETON Il SoN.
spl4 I'm Auctione.rs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-24

NOTiCR,-Phe above sale Is hereby post
poued till SATURDAY 2t'h day of Aprl
1875, al O'Clock p. ~. Of eaii dav.
MORRIS poTCF,
spl6 III Administ rator Of said Estate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-24

FIRST DAY-Trotting Race, e. >e~a
for purse Of $500, 20 per 1axAR Ii. Ss.-sG1H
cent. entrance; three or more to enter and
two to start; free for all horses IN Hum
bJldt county.
, 1875-10-02

Mt. Dcrtram F. lIartshorne, Of tho Bengal
Civil Service read boforo Tho Authropolopjcal
section OF the British Association, ut its lato
moGttng an account Of to ehts and physiology
u tie psoplo kuuwh as Hoddat, complied iroiil
rhabie raco Of nboriglnoB. who stll depends
Cd for their moans OF subsistence upon their
bows and AtEows, and passed their liyes in the
vast forosts Of Coy'on without any dwollng-
houses Or sybtotn OF cultivation. 1hero was a,,
enslro abaence Of my Hint or Atono implements
among them and their Htato Of batbarium was
Indicated by tho practice Of producing fro by
moans OF rubbing two sticks together, "a vol
ns By thoir hat,tual disregard Of any sort Of
Ablu.loA Their intellectual cspucity WAS yery
slight; they wore quite unablo to count or Jiis.
c.ilntnate betwccn coto.s; but. whI!o tloIr moral
Notions io1 them to regard theft or lying as nn
lncuueoi'abio wrotIg, tioy wore devuiu OF any
sentiment Of seligsuu. except such as may Do
,nfcrFcd from their pract'ce OF offering sactl-
ilce to tho sprit oG ono Of their follows ttamedi.
atoy after his duatl.. their idea OF futuro sts,o
being that they become duslls after death. Thoy
never laughed, aud it was observable that tho7
were tho ouly savage raco iu esistonca spuak,ue
an Aryau language.
, 1875-10-02
STEAM I'L{}W,

New M mrtttud ar Cutting 1trnlrtc.god
a steam rtow Of now invention IL acecribc
IN tho following from tho baltimore dmer;con n
ih' tnrantor la Afr. iIanapn, OF tho s]ouu
taontal Iron Works, Of that city, q practical ma
1!lltHt, who Las 1t now tho way to his farm i,
M Ml.onna vinsa County, Iowa, for 4 PRACTICAL te.t
shoud tho Invention provo a1icccse, 1t will tlf
a,a,.. as nasn - .owanA rovointloniz'ng The uayn q
WORKING INV Pfa!r1oH into cllttitn M tho 1nape
AMI Ennwor La, dino in lts.ebIng the expun.o o
harvesting cropA III Tho West
| B1lfnorf Am.rir7s
lHo aer1nl ploW is VI tho ixssIflIt,rs of HIN
tatHrn. Many tnlrfnrnIn Of ths hnd have bcen m
vented, bit none hayn ct,nlu tn Xe,srai uao Bomo
tslefn tIaA destroyed their prar nj utility, IN rus,na
sM!lc!rnl!y rnwerinl To move the gang III rIowp
snsss. ss as1,ssy ,,, 9 m ,.l. siea ow 10 b.
sss tAah u Far aerH. atT. u. s. uen4ou, proprietor
.f lhe po foundry on Monument Htrre near IioIlI-
t'A1 lsa for aoma tim lre devotinR himself To the
rol'len, and be haa Just completed tluw which II
ofested to t9oro''3hy tuts1ri.c aero Of rrslsso
sc calculations may b. found ia t somewhat at f.uIt,
Int under fasnrnio cotlitiuts Tho machine
isIny hs oIA.asea It s1lense Of % r 9 per day.
and 1hafttr fser hour. .s..-..
It nrt La umlrrssonl That this machine IL oply ID.
rocks nor .toues Mr nonson has diacarle,i liz cun-
sei'tlona adea of ow, with Share ana hoId board
horizontal slaft arrnetl with aer!"s Ut sharp hlat.,s
1has tlg up Tue Ereunt! *i,h tinEoueh!y InlHcrze IT,
s.s \" W. t: .o1x FL otar w ' s tts'h
at.ve ts hntler lor,xontaf Rllaft, with rsei
npkator nr7sns TINT pass ttwte'. tbs to- III II tle
rake every revulHtip. This constitutes tho who'll
uf tho pIownK apparatus. The remainder Of tbs J,,
ch,Da does nothiis a.ceps furnish te motive power
w,cclr aud tho ner". .sry gearing for moving tho
wArsls sni kucn!ns tho two Aafts already mentioned
", " mo%n; 1,'sa,zo Tile thy IL 10 fst wiu, sud
width Us It moves forward. il can ,e 'ia, rnn
,. s 9 'r r4,e .t ;asls IN hour hu. farmer wou
, 1875-10-02
AnUtflur CAnntln Quarrel.

Il0 parish OF Verchotoa ia inst now excited
ovof very grave and important matter. which
is, III some nolatB, analogous 10 tho (iuibord
case. so"srhl years ago tho municipal council
Of that parish decided to run q load through
tbs property OF tho Church for tho conyUu-
priato tho required territory. The local Fat-
rt1uo resisted tho claim OF tho ra1sh, and
tho caro- wont to tho COURTS aud finally
10 tho priry Council. Tho ccclesns-
tlea' authorities. defeated in every court, np-
peAled 10 tho Roman Catholic ulalIop uf AIou-
treal who launched immediately a ma,I.lato
which svas read in tho Parish chnlch on Tues
day last. Dy The terms Of this decree tho
Far1shlonors arc commanded to make restitution
Of tho property uausped to tho Fabrsque under
pain Of oxconinunicat!ou aud TO pay tilo Gusts
OF The legal Processes. which amount 10 el0,DUO.
lilo end OF th!s matter has NOT been reached rot.
htd It III Prohabio that 1t will occupy public
attention prominently for sotno tin,o to como.
, 1875-10-02

4 Weatern sottlcr-Tle contapta of n air.
shooter. '
p,ooo ,,.o ,,a -....,
,,.oe.i,a "Aei7~'''e"nl' gunpowoes' and nttro-
see'''ne' -.
IN what place arc two headH better than ono ;
In q barrel.
Whom a ,,,., +o,,s ,, .,
riys tjIo Isra focta 'e 'no ''""ea ''"'h' nc muss
e',s ~ ""t' 4Ae'''
rm% neoe 5 " Gos saauonl$ iat-stcp Oh
~, -, o'' "441 eono ao"1 pump
1t stayed OIL bis stomach and busted Ai1n
Tic magician who aatoni.1,cd 1,;a ,,,,1:ono, ,,,,
changing a cnpnrv.hI3 intn r.h,t, 5 Mutaeneg ~ ~
mldablu riyal M tbs mn,, w aa dnss. dai aor
OF POTATOES into Iarroj, 'A' N'' - '"n''''
an o!u noo Woman in bridgeport rlo hns pasted
neally si ouoo medical rccipos III q book during tAo
haaL tosty years, baa mover boon sick day III
not we. h1El she ID growing dscouragod. Some
, 1875-10-02
IONA CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

~ n',as q. correspondence " rhs Cheuao 7t{tuna
AolsEs, Ia., Sept. 29.-The State papsra
H.. .s0aera1ly Omitted to uieutton tho important
H." ust txo anandnents 10 the Slate Cqustitn,
t4o, e'o" ~ '"' "e1t AeR'sl&-
naa 80 alss Ia to s:rike the word "whlto" from
49, "Fs' .. Whcu tie Legislature, q ssw
,b;,;s w. assslupted to Ismoye all political dis
s..uN 'Ss upon the black man in this State, this
la SGu Was 9yor'ooked so &llst now he eau yoto
1bs oiu asa ou'co, but ho canbo. b. tnou,ber Of
no,s no,s,s'atate: H. Tbs chaugo proposed IL to re.
sosd ". ,sseond ainand,uent IL u strike out the
ue'a tsom t4a Constitution. which
, 1875-10-02

"Whoa, I toll ye!" This Ii what = farmor
said 70 big o1sn ~ 10 stoppad to Talk With a,sn u
Yho snas Hsss irsGv sGxd yesterday
again. "Wnos, toll ye!" repeated tSa
driver. 1fe had but uttered t,n vortia Wv
%hsu , some ono u carriage dsiyins
y. n,sst; seined in. aud ronsrked my dcsr
Queens English. II is not necessary III van ;ou
should Wy more thau the worl 'Whus 10 thyrsa
oxen. You are entirofy uuerammatical II SoI
are supetauous, aud you Alo supesduous il yon
employ 70 many words" rne man IL lie al.
sa8s wa l.lchArd 0raut Whito. Wv @"3~
, 1875-10-02

Howarth tile hardware aud house, e.fur1,ishf,,e
msn. says tho Danbnry Nr.os. hEs got in usw
lot OF cuspidoTeH Onu Of lls customers was
aftor parlof lamp and Nowarttl took aslrat,.
taRe of the opportunity to p1sss tho cuspidosos
upun him.
Whats them for?" asked tho customer,
Iu e1pectorate tu."
"Expectorate1 An what's thati"
Why, TO hptl In. You $40 you arc gottluR a
new lamp for your house, aud No you walt ono
pany." e'> ~ so"''
"Nono for me. thank you" safd tho customer,
NY fafler !laed 10 spit in the scuttle WI wh.ts
goou enough for him is good enough Tor mo, /
;: And tho maa took up blu lamp sud went
, 1875-10-02
ELSEWHERE,

SUPREME CURT OF ILLINOIS.
V7AwA, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-The following aro the
fToscedlngs OF tho Supreme Court yesterday af,
'elnooD, evening, aud to-day:
stuTloSs DECIDED To-Day,
st;,a " 1se sn \ Mi Il. ca. ". Vim. IT, g. Harlow
@eloa allo*ed and time extended tch tlsyy
r,e, .on! Arnold ct 81! ". John u. 1iudcs Ut ST.;
@ouon o'tfrusrl. '
as ss aath!s. schmidt Of a. IS. Mary Mitchell; mo-
4'a"'eFfaled. but reserved to tiuaI huariuS
n, 49,, NEW NOTIONS TODAY.
v. A{eu bE1nner ct a IS. lreats D. barker Of al
a.%ioo s,s M Ior sxteueton of tn,o to flo brtcfs
os.,nts. rs g. b. L. H. Il. co. ys. w.sdl motion
,nna ~: Walker VI. Tho People: motion to dismiss tic
". Wells rs the sa1no uppeal dismissed. and mn.
1oaIos daI,a.ls. -
CALL or pocKEr TODAY.
. -. t. !oe keihabnrg l. Eastern IsAtlroad Co,upapy
S3 t:sa lewis Chamberlain ". Moses White; aalno.
~ ~ 9s1sse ~ a: Moore w.. John Matek same.
us ~ Beth ". Hardin W. James V. Crate; taken on
uush a.nrr Mgel p Norton Ct al, inp1eadrd esc VS..
tea % :, !sss "a. rutherford J. F. Merchant ct n
III j. s'fouel E. oFo's VI. L,b.n 8, blajos taken Oh
a ri vi John A. Brown w. Frederick II. Lucirs: taken
aAnon ea ' -"'''' 49, "1s'on o. @''i
h.I ias tlrs National bank OF l.sburg VI, alar-
~ AnnSp; tahen On tal. " "'''
n.avt.t1nh ds9hs vtc.. ". Tho serltng nurialcasu
III Msth,ng C.mrailyt t!me excluded to nlc briefs
nea call as e' a'' w. MARY Altc1ell tax.
q all - 'seltS W. Cnaf!ea holloway; takou
w. IT, h.e!ia laeh.sasou Vi. sn,auin E, ..optu,oD.
n, @ 'ass1s y, bailey vs. Asan.on p. Whit; Stands on
IL 70 70 d'smjss the spfAaI, 1' y"
Lou. a.ss,, C. coxinstol ". Tie City Of East 1t.
hiComaa,'sa s u; Penny ~ Crime nror.' Manufactu.-
!, ~ Timothy L,nch Al nj y, v,,,,,,, ~ a,x..
=; continued for service '"' "''''A'' H. e"ssas o.
ali Auos ]. Hall w. John g. Gould ct a.. t.kan m
II. ADJOURNMENT,
a'tn'ns. '" - e'osA 1o'"osfo"
r,r. , THE cit1CAdo CASE,
to,n.NNo' w. toO argued In yesterdays oase tin nt
n,s y on both sItles re4ueYtod thu Court In
et ~ early leotsIon. ~ ~o"A' W
,,a y, eall Of tho docxct reached No. n2O to1av
r. ~! a.n neoilrso will end with No. 2l1 to.morrnw
a|nns, ' ior io'uloiro" embraces Chicago Cases
~. ss' ehtiselY The docket runs up to Ss5
, 1875-10-02

:, Matters have quoted down temporarily at
written orders from the llome Government
about that troublesome GuiboEo case, whicl, will
probably arrive the first of uoat week. Mouu.
wllllo everything h being got roatly 10 cuiorco
Dritiah troops at Halifax aud elsewhere having
heon prepared to 10 to Montreal II needed wlIlu
tooo volunteer militia in and about the city arc
DemG drilled. The bost opinion, however. Is
lhat theso WI DO no moro SERIOUS trouble tho
Tho decision Of tho case arc not fs,e,,dly .nouuh
with tho Ftonch Canadians 10 give tl.on, ni,uh
help, aud tho Church Officials aro thought 10 bo
fehazluy ttat they hare got to buck down
, 1875-10-02
THE COURTS.
mr., Dcldpn Sues tho South Side Htroet
Railway Company for
$4,000.
Record Of Judgments and Now
Suits--.Cri1ninnl business.
CHlcACO.'
lCI.ilESta SIiIr


you..raro ArpocIatfnp, who va, attacked ,,v
s.reet-car driver Thurs tav evening, wldIo dis
lr1bntIng ctrrnl 'r' M cRr, hesan au,. In til
Circuit Court ycBtettIay tn rtcoyoF ElQ. DUD dam
tees from tho Cl.cuvu G1ty Katyhy Compan,
~, surh asHa,,,t.
'oA o"e" Aeo'' ...... -.........
H4k "f FlttaH TAiAi-S"TfcEs.
Hitherto the r1llo ~ 70 tEfA|-'HttcnH has beof
IN both tho Superior aud Circuit CouI Ii that tho,
thouI bo fled Iivo uys Lof,ne tt.o bopjt,,,inp NJ
lin term, but by m or,,er a, yuvo 1i",.r, s H. IT,
Wacl'e' ""' "'r' e"u"he" III III" elrcn't Co0tt
es arrcafa by lhn following or4iGr entered ;oB
tsr1ay:
DnpEREp That lnranftcr tho l.et day far n,,ro .+;,
notices tIn Crr,4i: Court If tnyh C,nn,r Il, IL
tenth Jay bfieso tho ir't taY Of racl term II aa
Court 80 .....
Int doy Of SERVICE The charm I'm. tnn "' ~ sue
.oned tv tia ,1inIcu]tv y, ,,,I.,,, 49,. ~ n.ea
raIcndarp and rottItIr trr ,r;",nS, p . @ '"tR'
~,r r,,1,s,t,,, r,r,. ,,u. t,,a,o" ~ te.
qhe foljownc ss 's nu ni,sro .isnEAS'G y; e"paHs I'm
s~nort nf i Mrrri- a.;. - -" nt"'ti'y
liz Jrsrronro f'n,,,a,r ''@"'a"oo vi t"' ItlcaKo
r.,s, xnn.,,., " d,1o -.
nf.hnrsemerts .slal 90? M -
o''"'''o1
Balance Oh hand. f3;Gr1.u
TIE MUTUAL. HtcuEtry 1Ssrn,,rr rn,,n,.,v
thro,rt It's Assiul.ee matIo rn,,r, nr ~, M,'
atsptl,ug. NJ follows:
1n,uce Se,t. t.,.-....... a., "a. ,,
Psii seconnt Of ,ir .E,cii.' ,7o, ~ spfolas
0aos reus, cte...............,..... iai.so-s sss2
-...-, -
Balance on hand.- .......,.... tt7,6l36t
.,..,, DIVORCES.
1lllio WillenH sayB tin, hor husband Nicl,olaa
hhs aofeoped rather unpleasant tendency 10
knock hef do*n nn kick her. and ns this prue.
tic" lha continued for oscr two yours, until 1t
|. UNLIKELY and unreasonable tn l,spa ho will
change for Tho betfes.ehe usks cr,nltrIon 10 drop
him and 1.-Two alone, ut 1eAFt until si.a can lind
same more naatablo partner.
rrEata.
IL. l.. JenklGH was yesterday appointed AS
nenee OF Jainos !. CochtaH.
ai',dend pf ~ per etnt "as nada III tho oe-
ta.e of FarnsNorh Il Brown,
a tIrst dividend meottng III tho caac OF ltoubon
MAlusG", M anu Hocohu moetshR ~ Tue case o!
Papny' "eoas It Goa will 10 Aeld to-day at
Pm. ..,,
There WILL mt bo rotlt yrry In the United
bt.tes Courts until about tho 1sl of November.
1taGo Jatuesoh eeoa 70 tho criminal Court
ne1t Moqnayi .,u
'hogo ooo.s. WI uot NC IN Court to'day.
osliEp ~ tTA1Es cochfs
Ivy Mtpupu,3 4asoat IiaAtI'- -alecHi0o Cotn-
rans hled ~ aeafi1st Jnln ~. RuHscll, James
Mason' auu l;on'lt ~ nGSR' 10 feHtrntii them
iloa m!.ankanH ~ con.PtaI'hsnta patent: and
another against Androw II. Smith and tetcr
Bm'sh Tor tue same purpose.
HofEIloh COUNT IN hH1EF.
UaSfd tofnon beghn suit for ~, 900 aEafIat |
Andrew J. COfftEan.
J.W. Cushing, Timothy Iiirk, and G. 4. Me- |
lnan sued Alexander I.e,c|oy for Al r0D
sVHff eo.HF.
..,ni ~ n.,,rli, ,ns,, .a. ,,1 ,ns1.h.''' ulNor
m 1Msat =, SIasa!"'sn!f, "as M t'ado 10 lnnry u. \
Wo!f. ahdaf bohu OF si,4u0.
Cn1MtHAL COURT.
, 1875-10-02

| -, 6ock'sae1,cra. Clerks. Sc.
" 60, n, - a., GtiMrl:TENr rRE5cRIPT10;
x9ta "r"nso :>dtrsas r u, isibnno "tiec ~''
WANTED GnnD stAsDfEAvtay Dry t;fi,nTs
man Ss i m d eh.' & &.poaks iosnau, o~ 1'utoh-
" a. lr1 = THREE tHWn cf1ArHAEpus
roo1 K"i"n 4 i"ao:.s ss II IT,. ""' '''f or H'" hois
~! i:RioKI 77T7S 757 l,1rT5HE-
sIde, III: aa.1 ."' 'Fa'' of tsa aa' Uak-s Sorsb
\EAEtEn-1EN trmpGtNrt NJ Eii;; M r;3I,r0
barnst II Isics, atal' At "r''@4.t o.nar ot Hosr
" oaef. a: HufcIlSs &ia, &iaf,,,TT;k"ni. J .s, r.. At
NAHrED n'h,KriybkHa = tuEw.rnytu
hn,.nra ,,,11,; nn' helpers, 1t 4. .. DIX itTEH'
W ASr.n ;.; ~, ~ = - rinMNEk Asn ty ,A,n4x.
%iS. s;G;.lF IL r. Tse.;; n;s: nst % a.
W:sSrtxnx 4; T. NJ xriST:H1f sTaKits ,1? ruHsAck Wink
WtsSnnpo.9 sSu,t. ~ t|n. At nn,ux q to
Hatardsy "r A"ad.1. itttnstso. ''S'4'"-As' s'sh's
WASIEn a FiKhT-HL.ss BARBER r.,u
cf,on, "afHs; nns a. " nu' 4 snt,sI. .'ea!, in
E,nplovmcnr Aeencle-.
and o.d aMs GU. HsSpA; i2 1os;n e. rsH M%r;,
i:'oteii t. e ii1i RI r. ay ,a, 81; sta.+ "r ' ~r
\|HiM,rrEsn,.-::on, i,rs,. n:ilEe,AnMf F1l: I5W1 ASI,
XsbKEw f' e. @ Str J,s s9s +
r.rc: ~ I'D dH'nkas h.. i.ts ID tGk iit
:ifi MIX il, s5s w.'srs ;ns = y" T. an
AHT,EnT1iI NJ, T1i,s.R nIy" RAILROAD A LAnonEnstu tult IOWA
eH'ns. Z. IT,. i.;s =, l+.'s 7, e IT,, 4 I'D a;
ikiK. 1'' ~' "e'' ''""ao'ph''s' snkLL sFKh'
, 1875-10-02
MUSICAL.


>@-- -, >s.---->--,-
1 nE!luEn HhaiAIN-A VERY ELEf;ANT
LIts'i a." ststaye laaofa!tc, with .gsaGs Frrnc.s
xttha un otrfituuE h.ss. full lson Sranlr hixJ.
kitia Fo'srosa Gs.1, tuh rnrnetS sar3u1tins ifnts
lsxs aud Nss. .srla i,ua ssry uo.v.tui
tnnr le t1strvMeot u eIy une one Mann
tactur"r. price, ea for cas cf md sionI II H
AAAttA a1tt Eco d3 st4snAs lJnlilmtsti Nsrtsuts
4 Il EilGAAr dtW 7.UT1NE pT3S17. NH,
- F""n'l tn.nuts sspnntt,u aud tap ,nniit,x. I'd
bargain. as tu'h West Wa'hinyton.it 'S' 'S'' -
bog Z StAht@Ar ~. MAty rKlcR. ~ st1Ln rtlrs
Howe building. easnsr Jack tnl ii ksAts.sls..
Af AfAnhltIcENr NEW UPRIGHT. pl1S,, At 4
~ LAf tp; t1Ef Flca AMI Fnwrtiul tnnu 7,.vciayv
"p,ilt l:n""t. 1th ~ Tho latest AMI
inss. and A; Tor ssln Il ~ WARRANTED for 1,ts
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, 1875-10-02

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, 1875-10-02

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10 the cuusta Of uh1eA3o. Addeas gu4-6mas Box lii
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-11
RAILRoAo rIME TAeLE
Mail Arrival. aud Departures.

Until furIher uo'lec. the Pust0hce will be
open fordclivcry and reception OF mail mat
t-r from 8 4. -. daily, e.. Fpt Sundays. and
an sundays one hour after arrival 81 western
mall. omaha time Is The time Of Office.
Money order ufirr open from . A.. n. to
G T.. Il daily except Sundays.
western malls close daily nj l:lN 7. ".
Eastern mails close daily ~ 2.l1 P. NJ.
Denver plc. dc Enllrsad, including Denver
and southern mails, Uiusa at p 3 p. n
Mails arrive nom east daily at $40 =. n,
and from the west daily at BIS p n.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col, and way,
via Denver Pacific Il. r., At 1891 p NJ.
Malls ClISc for Fort arnmie and Fort Fet-
termnn on Mondays at \. n,
Mails arrive nom Fort Laramie and Fort
rttcrmau friday AZ 7 P ".
Mail closes for Red cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays al : A. 81.
Mail arrives from Ret Cloud and spotted
Tall Az surics NouIays and Fridays NJ p N.
Mall closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays at
3 A. N.
Mai arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
: T. n.
Mall closes for Fort Collins and Longmont.
col. TuesIuys. Thursdays and Saturdays at
s. NJ
Mall nrrlyci from Fort Collinr and Long
mont, col, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days at > r. n.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-11
THE nDIAN DELEGArIoN.

The Indian delegation selected To-
go II Washington and visit the Great
Father, in order To effect a cumprO-
mise in reference to the Black Hill
Gold country, of which they are at
present the pUssessOrs, arrived here
yesterday forenoon and put up
at the Railroad House. In the
evening they visited McDaniel's
Theatre and enjoyed the p, rformanco
Of the pale-faCes. They seemed de
lighted at The fine singing of Miss
Fannie GarrettsOn, the cumicalitips
Of Messrs. Summers, Mason, and
Chamberlain, the s~peCiulties Of Misses
Matte George, Susie Murdoch and
Zoe lie Roy, and the fine acting of
Miss Nellie Shields, and John W.
Dunno, and gave vent to their de-
light in such expressions rs How"
Ugh" etc. The dele CATION consisted
of the following great Chiefs viz:
Spotted Tail, Red Cloud, Little
Wound, C~onquering Bear, American
Horse, Sitting Bull, Shoulder, Face,
Tall Lance, Fast Hunter, Black Bear,
Iron Horse, Bad Wound and wife,
Pawnee Killer, swift Bear, Crow,Dog,
Cruzy-in-the-Lodge, Ring Thunder
and He Eagle. They were accom-
panied 10y w. Garnett, Indian Inter
prefer, w. II. Brown and DR.. J. J.
SavpIe, Indian Agent at Red Cloud.
They seemed delighted at all they
saw and heard, but showed a lack of
Partially for Mr.. McDaniels; or rather
for his Uranium, it being their un-
animous opinion hat his scalp would
he but u poor ornament for "a wigwam
or tee-pee. They leave for Washing
ton at 2.4O to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-11

George Homans, jr., OF Omaha,
made definite arrangements, while
here yesterday, to put on a daily line
OF stages from Cheyenne northward to
or to the Big Horn country, without
unnecessary delay. We are credibIy
informed he purchased Of Jack
Huxlte-, OF Denver, ten stage coaches,
yesterday, for this purpose. This
stage line will be worth severaI rolling
mills to Cheyenne. Speed the day
when there will be a dozen stages
arriving aud departing daily from our
town for the north countrie." 1t is
not far distant!
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-11

BY a special dispatch from Wash
ington to the Chicago Inter- Ocean of
the Sth inst, it appears that D. j..
Mccain has been awarded the follow
ing contracts:
Transportation from Kansas City
TO the Cheyenne Agency in the Indi-
an Territory, two dollars per hundred
pounds.
Transportation from Chicago and
New York 10 Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail Agencies, ria. Cheyenne, $3.50
per hundred pounds.
Flour for the Red Cloud and Spot
ted Tail Agencies, $3.50 a hundred.
j. t. Baldwin, of Council Bluffs,
has been awarded the contract for
supplying corn to these two agencies.
This settles where the freight will
leave the railroad for the Agencies.
McCann's bids for transportation to
the Agencies were ria Cheyenne.