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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BIG NICK.

EeIeasei Vpon HIS own Reroc-
MIA see Lea. For the Blaeis
H.iis.
Nick Iapp. alias Big Mex, who Of
late figured corswcuously IN Police
Court repotts, was arrested last week
for assault aid battery. 1t having
been ascefIaiued that he received
money from Liz mother ia The Atlantic
States to rty his way thitbcr. he was
released from custody upon his own
rocogn:zince. Upon resaining bis
liberty b purchased an em;grans
ticket apd departed eastward. Iester-
day he telaBrlphel back from Carin
thnt lac vas sober and was OH his way
to the Black Hills. where he intends to
try his lnek this coming summer. Tue
Authorities here are glad that tn
cuuaiy and State has got rid OF him.
and that there is no probability Of his
ever returning 70 Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
Fifty DOLLARS REWARD.

Strayed from Paradise Valley about
The 18th of September, 1875, two bay
horses, about five years old, the prop
eriy of II. Dalrymple, branded on the
lett thigh three bars lepethwise and
vented in same manner on left shoul-
DIR Fifty dollars CIV I'D will be paid
on the delivery of tue horses to n
Levy Il Co Winpemucca New
Winnemucca, Feb. lG. 1876. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
This Mornings Board.

47O Opbir 721a -
42J NJ 1ican 40. 1924
800 Gould L Cnrry ~, 21W
74O Best 4 Belcher 81. 6019
Ace California 81, 91I2
1890 Savage 2019. 20
1910 Con, Virginia S624, SGa4 b5
% Chollar 1856. 1872
175 HaIe & Norero-s 70. G9a
$40 Crown Point 244 241s
1850 Yellow Jacket 36s4. 50
1890 Imp, rial 1874, 1879
60 Empire II
30 Cold Hi Quartz 6
100 k-ntuck III
l05 AIphn G8, G.
800 Bglcher SO. 361g
40 Confidence %. 2G14
4lO Sierra Nevada 241., 245s
10 BuIioa CT. GlI4
2l0 Excise ner 20 25s4
3 Sr2 Btlcher 80
$50 Oterman 50, S219
G55 Justice 30La 30ts
45 Suecor l.. II
$40 Union 10, lSi4
$50 Lady Bevan "a
36G Julia 1911
ellis Caledonia 1917, 1921 bio
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

READ. Read ,-- Notice is hereby
given that the animal meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Humboldt District
Agricultural, Mining aud Mechanical
Society, Viii be held in Winuemucca ut
the Centennial Hall at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
on the 9Th day of May next. All share
holders will please be present without
fail. ms by tho laws of the Society no
businness can be transacted unless n
majority osthe paid up capital stock of
the society Is represented at said meet
ing. A. WISE, President.
&. CHENowETH, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
TEBE QUARTETrE IN TROUBLE.
a Row in the Happy Family.

ED. SILVER STArE.-In my perambu-
laions last night | gathered the fol
lowing relative to the " Happy Fam-
lily, " aud thinking it might be of inter
est TO your readers, | give it verbatim
as near MS 1 can.
john want my name at the
hsad Of the paper AS publisher and
proprietor ard chief editor"
Charlsy.--Now you know it woald
not do to pat your name in that po-
sition, didn't you swear to thai com
plaint?"
Johu.-C0mplaint be damned. every
body knows the whole crowd Of us had
a hand Ia it aud that [ didn't start
il.
Charley Yes, but that little matter
between you aud The three carders
would ruin the paper if you como out
as editor.
john. Three cards don't hnrt our
circulation IS much rs your going for
division OF the county last year
Charley the county, that's
Just what want to ran the paper for.
l intend 10 get even on Humboldt yet.
| have sworn TO do it and | will do it.
John Now, sec here Charley. when
| was Ia Virginia, Red and others said
You were making aa ass Of yourself, ana
the paper is disgrace to the party
II said you fellows cost Jones $40, 600
nnd after wards wanted him to pay
uotes which you pretended to have
given for money TO elsctioueer on. l
have bought the concern and partly
paid for it and it is mine. You know
bed 20 take it to get out of that mort
gage scrape.
Charley Now, John. for Coils sake
let me stay while longer. If | go
out now Old Eph. viii howl about it
for the aext SIX months aud say | was
kicked out. 1t would hurt my reputa-
ton.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

DISTRICT CoUET The April term of
the District Court began to-day
Several trial Jurors answered to their
names. and the whole panel was chal-
lenGed by Rover's counsel upon the
ground that the venire was not returned
two days prior to the commencement Of
the term.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

BOARD or COMMISSIONERS The
Board OF County Commissioners met
to day, bat i'll consequence Of the Clerk
being sngngsd III the District Court,
Transacted no business up to the time
We 90 To press.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

CEoP IN. John Guthrie of the Sono-
ma Ranch, Gres. Valley, has finished
sowing grain for this season. lie has
put in abont two hundred acres of
wheat, Mammoth rye and barley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

CoRNUCoPA FREIGHT. B. f. Fro
man arrived here yesterday from Par.
adise Valley, with large mule team,
which he is loading with freight for
NJ X. Truett of Cornucopis.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

FAILED TO CoSSgcr The Union
Pacific express train fniled to connect
with the Central Pacific train which
passed here Yesterday. 1t was nine
hours behind time when the latter left
ogden. In consequence of their
bring no connection no mails from
points east of Ogden reached here yes
terd'y, aud there were but few patsen-
gers on the train.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

SHUT Down, The Hamboldt n
dnctlon Works shut down Temporarily
yesterday in consequence of leak in
the boiler, which will necessitats the
stoppage of tho works for a few dal $
until the damage can be repaired.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

JURoR.--One of the SILVER STATE
compositors is on jury duty to-day,
which fact accounts for less reading
matter than usual in our columns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

BULLION SHIPPED The Hnmboldt
Mill and Mining Company shipped to
San Francisco yesterday one bar of
bullion, of the assayed value of
,62l so.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

UNDELIvERED MESSAGE There is a
message at the Atlantic 4 Pacific Tele-
graph office for James Erway,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
House and lot for Sale.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS
Il dwelling house ana the lot on which it
i situated fJr sale on reasonable terms. The
house II situated on bird street, next to Rob
ms residence. For further particulars apply
to y. 4. KAGSDALL.
Jan. Him
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

ri oTfCE-A MEET ING OF TIE DEMO-
: Y cratic State Central Committee viii be
held at the Office OF the cha. man, III Hanak ;
Building, c street, Virginia CRY, Neyada. on
Saturday, March 2S, 1875.
At . O'Clock P. IL, for tn purpose of S e ting
Delegates to Tie National DeiRocrat.o Con
vcntiaD. to be held IN St. Louis, 3 n Tuesday,
the 9th day Of June. 1875, or, in case il shall
be deemed more oXp-aient, to call d State
Convention for that purpose. Members of the
Commit &c viii please communicate forth
with with tie Chaigusn. "a ali the records
Of the Committee have been destroyed By fire.
". i. i. DEAL.
Chairman Democratic State Central Committee.
ROBERT E. LOWRY, Secretary.
Virginia City L bruary %, 1876 na3-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK KEPoNr.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

Prison. for passing com emptibIe thirty
dollar forged note, an old Zero Of three
score and ten, who, in youth, cheered
the heart Of bfs cJuptry In the darkest
n ur OF the Revolutions, By stOrning
stony Poiat:"
This was poser. The chins OF some
OF tse jury quivered; but the foreman, a
bluff farmer, put on an air which seemed
TO say that stOFmin2 Stony Point was q
good thing enough in its line, but what
mad that to do with passing this forged
note?
Alter being out couple of hours, the
jury returned, when the clerk went
through the usual FORMULA: 'sGentlemen
OF the jury, have you agreed upon YER
dict?"
I'VE have.o
"Do you find the prisoner at the bar
guilty or not guiItyP'
mot guilty, because he stormed Stony
Point" Numbered the sIaIwart foreman,
who, it was atterwaFd learned, was the
last to come to an agreement.
The audience applauded, the crier
raped to order, the district astorney
objected to the recording OF the verdIcS,
and the judge sent the jury out again,
teillng the foreman, in rather sharp
tome, Inat they must find an uncondiLiOn-
al verdict OF guilty or not guilty.
Alter an absence Of a few minutes they
returned, Wnen the foreman rendered
simple verdict of not guilty, adding,
however, as ne dropped in his seat: sit
was good thing, though, judge, for the
oid Revolutionary cuss that he stoTmed
Stony POinLp
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

Ex-Sherif Dan Weber went into Va.
gers pork-house, on the avenue, Fes1er.
day. leaving package of 500 m green
backs and a namher 0f eheezs, the ~haIe
amounting to nearly 5000 On his buggy
seat SOOu after Jacob Hermann a
ouLener- sWeHtE-Gne years CT aga, came
along IN a wagon full Gs sheep.
EspYTHg the package IN WeberFz bug-
gys Hermann jumped down. sasaersss IE
up, and drove rapidly away 4 boy WIId
n0GIced the 5hetE Enf1Emat Weher az IL
VINO gave chase OVertaoE tia thief and
recovered the treasure Offer S-fratz-
mann arrested Hermann ssdu afszr.
The case being called In the PdlIca
Court EhIs m8rning is wzs euuti1ued IN
til Tomorrow, bond g 60Q-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

The river r0se Ineh In the twenkg-
four hours ending at 8 A. NJ with 10 feet
Ill inches in the ch4uzeI.
SPECIAL to the SFAK:
PFFKsBGEG. July 2I9A-M--RIEer :
feet seans and falling. Has been rain
ing steadily since Am.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Glasgow VIII depart Ear EvaHs-
vile this evening The General Lyrie
arrived from Louisville VIA gaod rrf,
including 81 mead hogs, I34 bris po64saes4.
30 Df1s lime, IL bales Fszs, 500 bris es-
ment, % stands berries, d SACKS rye l66
empty kegs, Is bales nav, % bTIs appIe.s.
s bOXes honey, 15 tEerees Lard and 40 bxs
starch- sue VIII RETURN tnIs eyenIu.r
The WildWeed arrived Last night nom
MaysEIle, and returned at no0u today,
1.-The Andes arrived last night EEsna
Wheeling with q good trip. she
reshfpped 30 tons on the Mary Miller To
SE. Louis; Jo kegs uatis, I5 bras ean-
peEas, 90 boxes and "a hrfs gIasswaxe. "a
the Gen. LYIIe to L0uIsTisIe. sue re-
shipped to Memphis Gu the ). D. Parker
a small amount OF freight, and To New
Orleans on the shannan "A kegs naIIs
and Al wagon hounds---The Tclexraaa
Will be the regular P0mer0y PACK
es this morning She reshipped Ia
81. Louis on the Mary Miller Al tons
irOn- The FOnteneIle LETT So. LOUIS for
PTttsbuTg Wednesday night with 40
tons, having been loading y days Sne.
Aad lao tons pig-iFun, 30 d8 Blooms. aH0
sKs corn, 100 da shipsrun ami
mIddliHgs, B0 brIs h8ur, 30 tons MS
eeIIaaeous. The Hex6 boat to
leave 81. Louis for the Ohio River
will be the Mary Miller, isayiug here to-
dty----1he BOst0na- will Depart f1rI
Huntington this evening The Ban
mock Cry arrived frOm VeFay tnfs
morning aHd will return al her regular
hour this afIerno0H--The James ID.
Parker arrived last evening from
Memphis She viii return SataEday.
TOWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
Yesterdays ct. Louis Republican
says: "fne Nail City is az the aEe paIe
waiting to load, and f1lIdws the E. "a
Norton. The Ike HammIIt was To Is.aEt.
last night or thfs m1rRing fgF the 8aia
with taEee barges OF OFe.v
ME5CELLANEDCE
Capt T. W Ddg4u nas been dawn Tn /
look at tine sUnken sectional docks an
foot of LespeTaAce street. 1t VIII be a /
dIn1cuft task t0 raise them out Of fifty 4
feet OF water. and VIII cost frum Sd.uGp I
to S4 Geo ----The barge Warsaw sprung a 4
leak on Tuesday nszat at sc. LnIis and /
sank Is was lying at the ore pils land
ing, with the steamer HammEEE IEIuu
harIaxe FeeefpGS for the
week ending last evening. SEsI 10
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

DEMoCRArIC--At a meeting Of the
TIlden and HenGrieks Club On she Fourth
Ward, held last evening At KeuLks Han.
Mt Adams. the eloquent address af Wm.
J. O'NeiI was listened 20 bY i've hun
dred TIIdsniEes.
The Twentieth Ward TITdeu and Han
drieks Club viii convene this evening at
MooFman,s Hall Ninth and Carr strssts.
Hon. A. j. Pruden, DaaIaI r. Dean.
Geo. H. Hilton and 0thars viii address
the meeting
A Democratic meeting win be haId
this evening al II O'Clock AZ the Gearxs-
street EagIne-n0use, for the uuFpuse az
OrgaHlZlng \ Tndsn and Hendricks
Club.
REPUBLICAN--JudgeW William Jahnsuu
will address the kznzwhA DIsIsinu.
Hayes and WheeleK Club, az HapklnsF
Hail Tonight
There will be a business mesffng uf
the Alexander faekion Of the slxEh VI ard
Hayes and Wheeler club, AZ Ihe corner
OF Sixth and Culvers streaks tn-aLghE.
Speaker, Mr. w. Alexander.
The Eighksenth Ward HIVES and
w neeler Club has now enrolled 0na hun-
drsd members They held an euEaasias-
1le meeting az hepkinsf Hail last ui,rhs
and appointed the fall0wing eammiEtssss :
kxseauve Commls1Re-L. H. RRpp.
Chakrmans = b. &arren> W. J. WIa1sr-
6ara, Geo. kepplsE. Jaha shay. Gideon
Ryman, b. y. furnsr, K. "A. Stephenson.
;. y. seess A. n. sllsE. Dan. klglar, e.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28
A Patriotio Jury.

Mr.. Charles Nj. Lee, a welLknown
srtminal lawyer of Rochester, N. ",
was defending an old Revolutionary
Soldier for passing a forged pFumIssory
not for some thirty dollars. There was
hardly the taintest doubt OF his guilt.
but Lee contrIyed to get before the jury
TACT that the accused, when youth OF
nineteen, was one of the storminx party
that followed Mad Anthony WAYNE IN
bis desperate assault upon Stony Point,
ana helped TO carry the wounded Gensr-
III into the fort during that terrible tight.
Ia summing up, Lee. alter geIIlng
over the ugly points OF the evidence as
best he could. undertook to carry the
iury by esealade. on the ground Of the
PRISONERS revolutionary services. He
nescribed in graphic language the
bloody attack on Stony Point, the impet-
aous vaior OF Wayne. the daring exploit
pi his client and wouAd uP with this
ttuaning interreeatery. s,6entlemsR OF
me 'usy, WIZ leu ssnd TO The State
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Cincinnati Feuiau~.

At Hibernia Hall last night about one
hundred lrishmen assembled in accord
ance with call issued by john Nc.
Shane to discuss the expedieney Of es.
tabIishing Circle OF the Feuiau Broth
erhood in this city. The call WAS made
on the authority of the Executive Conn
sci Oh New York, whien Is under the
leadership of james Stephens and John
y. Mahoney.
A preliminary meeting was held on
the 2lst OF this month, at which John
McShane. Jeremiah OeLeary, j. j. Ryan.
Thomas Mcdonald, Robert Shannon and
L. }. Condor signed as members Of the
organization, which is to be known a.
the "COndOn" Circle Of the Fenian
Brotherhood. A Committee of Safety
was appointed consisting OF J. j. Ryan,
Robert Shannon andJ. W. O'LeaFY.
Ihe meeting last night was called to
order by j. w. VLeary, and Thomas
Condor was chosen Secretary. Mr.. Ne
Shane read a communication from the
Executive Council Of the Brotherhood.
AMI stated thai, in consequence Of Eng
LAMBS threatening European troubles.
there might now be an opportunity To-
do active work for Ireland. Fer this
reason, it was proposed to OKganize this
Brotherhood, which might Be able 70 help
the patriots in the Emerald Isle. He
then asked those who desired To Join tor
give their names to the Secretary.
Inc meeting Was u0t altogether har.
m0nIous, sGme-saying that they did n0t
believe in sucn secret Organizations as
the Condor Circle, and 0sueEs express
ing themselves as dissatisfied win the
manner IN whIen the meeting was called,
insisting that McShane mad acted wftR-
out suInOr1ty. a great deal Of diseus-
sion was had as 10 whether the move
ment was approved by sne CathOIie
Church.
Finally the Chairman appointed q
door-keepeF, and asked all VINO mad NOT
given their names as members to with
draw. The meeting then proceeded 10
permanent organization
Inc following named persons siqaed
their names as members:
7. Quinn. Film street.; ". Cusiek,
Bernard During Syeamors street; Tha-.
HealY, Sixth stFeets PAT. CurcIrau-
Lock street; J.W. HyHes- East FIfth
street; Patrick Hall, Sycamore street:
Patrick j. Elliott, Dayton, Kautuckv:
Frank. Murray, Sixth street: Jas. Dtiv-
Park street; John j. TyFTeH- Water
street; Frank McGoUzh, kIIguur street:
Nj. Kenny. West Third street: Patrick
john Powers. West Ninth
street; John Kennedy, EgxIestan ave-
nue. and Eighth street; Jamss PuIiea.
Front and John streets: john Nuruay'
West Sixth street; Joseph Cenlstorf-
West sixth street; Patrick J. Rgau-
Martin McHaIe, Thomas MuHtz. Joan
baVTns, and two OF three 0khers-
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!. Lingo, Isaac RolImau, z Z. HaeaaIeT.
y A. 3 excl, .: n. 6aFseS, 3. ). Blake,
john 64nney, y. q. UFueF, FL G. Powers,
Chas: Williams, ,. LePer, VI. n Taars-
Ton, .. z. West, 7. 3. Estep. Geo- Greer,
n. III. HanSTeF, Z Bsaam. C. B. Lewis.
ii. DunhoIteF, JAS. Il. Brown, :. 3. Hay
man J. q. yacobg J0s- Ra4oIpa, Gsorz e
W. Gass, W. N. Gh0mps0a, Alien Work
maH, Arthur WIiIi1mss Chzs. Cove H.
Bender.
FINANCE CommfEsEs-I. d. EiHs5u,
hartman; Henry Mack. J. Weo3- r.
e. W Gladden. H. Page z ID. Greer.
COmn4Etee On C0GsGIGuft0u xed By-
taws-G. W. GLADDEN., Henry Aaez, Z
q. UFHer, G. W. Coles, WA. Jxmes-
Stirring speeches were made 5F q W.
Coles g. w. g addeu. Ch1s. Evans, jos.
Rudolph, anu others.
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Mrs. Fanny KembIe's 0ld-age verdict
upon the life Of the stage 10 worth quot
ing: sit il a business which Is incessant
excitement and faeGitious emotion, un-
worthy OF man; a business which Is
pubic exhibition, unworthy of woman.
Never have l presented mVseif before
an audience without shrinking feeling
OF reluctance, or Withdrawn from their
presence without thinking the excite
ment L had undergone unhealthy, and
the personal exhibition odious,n
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Some idea of the extent to which base.
ball is played in this couRtry may be
obtained from the fact that a single firm
in New York has sold 81, 600 bats, IsD. 900
balls, $500 pairs OF ball snoes, ESQ pairs
OF colored hose. 5000 caps and SEQ COM
plete uniforms.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

The saying has been credited to a
great many people, but ir was Father
Taylor, OF Boston, who said: 'sWhen L
get to heaven | shall be surprised at
three things: first. 10 find certain people
there whom l never expected 70 see;
second, not to find certain people whom
l fully expected to see; and, third, to
fnd myself there.n