The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12


EDITOR SILVER STATE: Everything in
this camp and vicinity is looking NJ;
our miners are feeling more joyous and
free, as there is now a certainty that
mill will be put mp i'll camp soon.
All now appear disposed to go to work
in good earnest.
Will now be taken out of several II not
all the best leads here in quantities
sufficient to keep the mill rnnning day
and night for ali time to come; ard one
mill will not be sufficient to crush the
ore here even at the commencement,
much less when the mines are properly
opened. We are all expecting good
times here soon A quartz mill is our
only salvation, and with it commences
new era in the mining Interests OF
Varyville.
We had qnite revival" as some
would say. last Monday evening. In
medintely upon the arrival OF the long
wished-for and much-loved ten gal
Ions of
No. ! FIGHTING FLUID
In our camp, some one OF the many
energetic and fun-loving miners pro
posed free fight rs Il little amusement,
times being rather dull aud monoto-
nous-all men being equal before the
law, and their rights and privileges not
to be infringed npon on account OF
race. color. or previous condition OF
servitade. 1t was proposed and agreed
to unanimously by all present that
fight should come off immediately III
which all were at liberty to participate.
EVERYBODY THAT WORE HAIR"
Had rights under the law that shonld
be respected. The first five rounds
took place in the saloon near the key
of 0. be- joyful" Soon finding the
room too small for the number of
buffers and anxious monrners there
congreeated, the exercises were ad-
ionrned to the street. At this inncture
it WAS ascertained beyond peradven
ture that there WAS one free American
citizen "who did not wear bar, as
contemplated by the movers of the res
outions before mentioned. This fact
being brought directly to the notice OF
the gentleman having charge of the
show, a proposition was made by
Deacon Lovett that vote be imme-
diately taken to remove all disabilities
from
THE BALD HEADED MAN.
The proposition was carried, and the
newly reconstructed "mourner i'm
mediately awaited himself of all his
rights and privileges. He was very
modest man wiihal, for hardly had he
entered into the arena proper before he
came out again, without assigning for
his apparent haste any other reasons
than that all the boys in thar war
his friends, and be did not propose to
take sides either way, and that he
never WAS glutton no how. Ben says
his eyes do not pain HIM much, but
his hat is entirely too small for him.
Africanus found IA wandering monrner
from the Faderland With whom he had
a short discussion, but as he only made
draw game, he afterwards contented
himself by delivering an enlogy on the
State of Virginia. Stonewall Jackson in
particular, and Virgiuians generally.
Several common American citizens ar.
gu,d disputed points in politics, theol-
Ogy and the Darwinian theory from
time to time during the show, but to
little purpose. | have very serious
doubts now about the immediate
starting of a cemetery in this vicin-
ity. have talked with the lead
ing citizens of the camp upon the cen-
etery question, and all think il best to
postpone the entire business until the
first load of the mills material and ALL
other blessed kag or bari " Of susie
nance arrives i'll town, 50 that the occa-
sion may be properly celebrated. So