The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22
LETTER FROM cORNCCoPlN.
Somewhat Personai-The RuN Eua
FIGURING Mill = Local Market
Rates and Things About Town


Elko would mind their own legitimate
business. | have MT mentioned then,
for some time. had thonght, through
the columns of the STATE could advo.
cate the interests Of this place aud sur
rounding country without being
sLGaJERrD RY xLSolTEs,
Especially the editor IF the Elko Inde-
pendent, for ie his issue of the In-
dependent of the date of June 10Th
in reply to my last letter to the STATE
he takes special rpins to abuse me per-
sonally. | will state in the first place
that represent the best interests of all
l.our leading clti2ehs here aud IN tue
northern poltiea Of the county, evil
deuced by the fact that all the leading
business men of this section Of the
country get their freight by way Of
Winuemucca, aud / tbink they will
| of the Independent, states that, by a
| Mr. Crav error any other teanister, any
! considerable amount of freight has ar
rived at this place from Elko he states
a deliberate lie, AS all p.rsous III this
tina: / am banner he tells an unmlt-
| igated lie-he Is scoundrel of the
| . he in i'm
| My credit wiil vie with his, and on the
score CT credit aud paying debts my
reputation will, think, com pare favor
ably with his. Psrsoual alterations
| hate; bat tue sounded who penned
the article Is no gentleman, but con-
suma.e liar. | have
SOME OTHER NOTES
Which | viii nov present TO you.
| Most of our business men go on the
even tenor of their way. Mr.. l.. l..
Hogle arrived here the other day, aud
will make thus his head quarters during
! the summer. As have stated before,
! the camp. Mr.. DAVIS, ,ef the firm OF
! Pierce d. Davis, Paradise mill men,
was here tue other day. He has now
4 gone to Bull Run TO look after his mill
4 Interests. The timbers tor the mill
are all ont and on the ground. and
under the supervision of Mr.. Cunning
ham, Davis says he Will have the mil
the valley is harvested. He Will make
IL success of his houriug mill enterprise.
Every body ia this sectioa wishes MIN
/ the greatest success. Mr.. Ham,
! Davis partner. says they will have
\ tirstclass anil. 1t viii be run by
water power.
OUR LOCAL xARKsrs.
First. stocks are qlits dali. Leopard
stock is Sc 10; Panther 81 31H; Hus-
sey, absut s. eeEts. Produce Is pretty
high potatoes, rev from California,
l21ae'ts; aour, IS per hundred; bar
ley, 3 cts per peand; hay about 500
per ton; butter. so cts per pound;
onions, IL 11sc is; cssbage, (old) l2I;c is;
eggs, 30 cts per dozen; board per
week IS; wosa. SIi per cord. Money
is very scarce.
uNE lEoPARD
Paid off the other day, and it made
things d little Evelisr here. That this
vicinity has good mines there is no
doubt, and tie best stock ranges and
agricultural lands in the State, and III
time will b. geed country. IL will
take time to develop this country. The
natural resources of this section are
unbounded. We have the best beef in
the whole country. In proof of the as
sertion will refer you to Gus Cayote
aud Fred. our principal butchers,
There is going to be grand ball on
the FOURTH OF JULY
Under the auspices of the Odd Fellows.
aud they expect to have grand time
Carl York will have another opportuni-
ty to foot hts horn. Ed. Madden, of the
Fashion, is still in the field, u sub
scribsr of the STATE, aud vending his
wares for l21sc'ts. John Vanwie has
retitted his Gem SALOON on the divide.
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