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the larceny nf eevcrnl bags Of clothing from
schooner lying In tho river at the foot Of Eight

The larceny of scvcrnl bags Of clothing from
schooner lying in tho river at the foot Of Eight
ccnth street.
Levi Householder was before Juhtiec Mcceh
yesterday, charged by Fred WcIsenrccltcF with
back last fall sometime. lie took cl'ango of
renuc to .fueilco ffn1ncs, and wa8 placed unucr
bonds OF s40) 10 await trial.
sncak.thteycs in tho West Division yesterday
got away with so1nc honscliold goots md 2 sii-
yer cnp from W 8. R!tchfe, Of No. 1h7 Madison
street, and With aonc harnees md other article:
from The Rov. William Dc Bey's barn, In rear Of
No. 418 West Harrison street.
John Ynchto, otherwise the notorious Black
,1ack 3" Df Chicago, was Goforo CnmtniHstoner
Ifoync yesterday, charged with selling liquor
without q l1ccnsc, a1ttl was bound over to inc
prictor Of a scoH -saloon that plies lIack and
forth between the shore aud the ncw Govern
mcnt pier.
Officer Kocnsg was resting casily yesterday
afternoon and evening, mud was aiylc ut slines 70
move ahoat with considerable freedom; HIS
haek. mud Adam Weiss, wcro t,cfore scully yes
tcrilny, anil xurc held Without ball until such
time as Kocnlg will be able TO appear aga!nst
them.
,lacob Becker md John Beach, residing nt No.
181 West Lake street, ucyc set upon BY ro'gla
ora "a hfg MS5i gos gs ns o a IL DsSss en
and so,nn 3cTclry. They snccccdet u, holtlihE
two Of tho gang until MI officer arrived ana ar.
rcstct1 them. They gayc tho ralnes OF James
1lazc1 nua John FltzGihhons, and were ycster-
day held by ustlco scully tn GOO ball each to
the Criminal Court.
SENTENCE DAT.
Judge Rogers pronounced tho following SEN
tenrcs IN tho Crlmlnnl Court yesterday; John
O'Reley, larceny, thtttv ttays 5nili James
Malloy larceny, sixty days J,rtlowcll; John Bell,
forgery, two ytnrs rcBttcnttary; Michael Bay
ncz, burglary, ono year Pcnitclltfary; Lawrcncc
Beatty, nssn,llt, cfEhtcon months btidcwcllj
Patrick CragiT; found In building With intent
to steal, four ycars Pcn!tcntiary; John Watson
md tarncs Mcchai,, robbery, ono year each Fen
Ltcntiury: James Edwards, lnrccny, ono ycar
pcnitcntiary; William Henderson, larccny, thir-
tY days jatf; ". 7. Holtnn, larceny, two years.
Pcnitcntfary; G. W. Avery, larceny, ak tnontha
| Briicwcll; Charles Fox, 1nrcony, ono year Peril.
| tcntiary; Adnlpl Paulson, larceny, two years
pcnitcntiary; Thomas Campbell, larceny, one
| year; Joseph Darngan, three years; Eugene
| DOughcrty, found In n building with intent to
| steal, eighteen months Dridcwe1l; Carl Jacob
! son, tncGat, three years Pcnltcnttary; Charles
johnson, larceny, TIRES years PcnltentiAry; Gus
taye slarell, burglary, ono year Pcn!tont!ary
Nicholas Branntgan, larceny, three years pcnl
| tentinry: William Schallcr, burglary, ono ycn1
Drtdcwcll; John Riley, burglary, thrco ycnrt
| pcntentfnry. In tho cnses Of Ernest Jatnlcspn
Michael Council, Daniel Flynn, George W9Qds
John Smith, aud Mary Anderson, sentence wa
| suspended.
, 1876-08-02

White, landlord Of the premises occupied br tho
Hoard, In which he Witl..lraws tho proposition
above that occupied by The Board. lIc holds
Tint the terms were 10 favorable TINT they
should have fccn nt ntcn accepted. lie also
notified thr Bpnrd that unless they paid the rent
premises. Xs Atr. Willie Is considerably behind
IN his taXcst tho whole mnttcr was referred to
the Committee on buildings anu School Proncr.
ty, to SEQ II tlte rent can be male an Offset
ngnnst what Mr., White owes the city. Mr..
Oltngcr made tho following report on
THE eALARr QUESTION:
The eo1ns having s M q E
eent beoW fs tSo.s 'eoa & aeoo @
your COMMITTEES on Salaries. in order To mike re.
eponse to th!s rcqnsst by appropriate action hnyc
present herewith tho following figures, which. u
adopted, will cause tho required reduction OF 70
The. aafarlcs of teachers, exclusive Of Super.
intcn1ens, Of rates Of Inst year and the tnl corps
epI9yed at the close Of hp yest y o June m lot,
nries Of saretIniendents and other oileest. exea.
tivc OF Snperlntcndcnts Of 6rnwlng and music, on
hasls % as nbove wona amanns mr IT, tn $;n'o 1 Esa
amount Of reduction required by the Council Il II
per cent OF tho abovc amount, or S1h. 43". 10 per
month. .,.. r.. u,n..
iueel by tho Board June 20, 1870. wonld amount
TO- the sa"ss s S osSr' r M tt4 naq
made by action of tho Donrd juno ~. lB7h,. In
s.. 80. Dcdnctlng reduction made by tho HOARD
s1 4 s FaanStc osre22e. fe2u1s s
further reduction rcqnIreS amounting to ST. 1se. 10
per month, nr s7l. aa' for the year.
TO pn0y!Ae for this further reduction, q further
exce;s in number ot teachess % ever rons IN Tho
total. 81, COO: by milking tho new schedule OF
rs]aries takc effect from tho expiration Of fourteen
mcnt OF service. 81, 40: by .l,.pcnsng with Orr
tendoat TEND n Of aetmaf', slo, ,@S6; by CLOSING. ct
school. for the month OF September: lg oan; aa;
from last year.
A long and dcsultory discussion followed on
tho report upposttton being shown to The clos
tnE of the schools for one month On motion
OF DR.. Dlnthardt, the report was referred back
to tho Conmitte0 on Salaries, they to confer
with tho Council Committee, md state whoAc
salaries wc.c to be reduced. The present r.
II per cent more to make 1t conform to tic
resolution of the Council.
Tho schedule Of 5nnItors' sn1nrics was re-
fcrrcd to the samo Committee, on motion Of Mr..
Olcson.
During tho discussion, Mr.. Reed stated that
the greatest number Of boy criminals were
brought into court during school-vncatton, when
air. Covert thought they co1tld add to the
teachera' duties rather tan reduce their salaries
Is per cent, and thus comply With tho Council
Dr. Blutharat stated that this had already
been lonc
| After some further discussion, tho whole mat
ter waa allowed to stand rs above recorded.
The Board then adjourned till Tuesday even
| inE next.
, 1876-08-02

through tho hooks hnd fishing ont
the errors OF omission and co.ntn!seion upon
in size, extent, and Importance alt other com
platnts, and would give the Doartl nm opportu-
nifty without doubt, to order new assessment
ot South Chicago property n ,na,stsu'a., ar..
business, md from his long association with
South Town tnx-nattcrs llc wns quito brisk,
and by noon laA formidable complaint In
sl.apc, to which he said he gould add h.'ntlreds
folaDws:
Thc nnderh'gncd resident iAx:payefs q Chicago
S%h eh eaw 5 Ii: I ssus Il ff
sfe m not tsssd q al: III ca!sago NY Hallway
c. oesssla Fsfnsn, S John Saa psKaovea T.
a*e, as G:sRs rsaa.bes n0'soso'y son ahsx H hs ka
essa'Sslss fSsl!sy :1s' ss.tss; HIM. s!sss sss
spssae nys'@ @ iH aey sefSs. te. toMnS"s nsosn sa
s' s o:s Ese9 ass os 1;,s %a Ss'n Bsr esse eo
%ss CO.; s|s S:; c.: s,s;: S%ssissa ffSss, s
snS sisf' passs; esGes
koSS e. eS Ssiy Ks|Ssfs SSssf J. Sss9a Ss g.
goosy; i: e..'1S; H. a P5s.te"; !: MI pssie!; \.
!: i. oi,: il. +. Ames; 4. ii; 1iIines; s; i:
eoS S @sfSs Sssa nesibst 6to E. t'cr c'esas ois4
Unon Rolling Mills; % K. i. Neeief; j. " sce!
yIllc; ,ste.tanss + Co.; pcteE schuttles; Frank
IT, Thompsou; s. T. t,ais; hobart {. Wright;
tsyss y5s Hsssin Bs9S ssto,h 1y,ss T. H. 0ns. S.iog p
hslc eAss' < COZ. s.A \. 3sdass: .; \; ,joness i;
aees' co. shael fa,s1 eyoaala Syasl % Co.; as!y
s Ley sst'ss! Ss;afga F.es ase s1sesr bs; "
6an,s, Wi'ia1i Co: X'.orisan E1pfess Company;
Ra9s ssso S js@s.
e. sst ssiosfy msfsy's Pesy6ay y e F. wefNS
Wheeler; Fasbaaka Morse s Co. *. ii. Andrcwa
4. ingalls,; Chass lsEos.; Jones s scleEs; A. Loeb;
1uttefs / Co. brunswick p:os. Cameron; Am,
sfsn ea / e. Jaeger doa@aa; sia5 JOHN ss %sns
foaS Kss s5es Z rs;t4e 4soy Z foS esass
Tss si Wsk.fy IyGfnb yGbSv lsssy sSe 's ill.,, AI,teG 1
icmIs; F. nln1; culbastson, piss = c.; !; Mar.
s@lth as' ps..e1 a. n'4'ey hi e T,rfe H boeh@
Hartman; tiolsen Kecslfying Company; f.. r.
Aa1G ess L 'sydf s,rana e. n!
CD canpa"y; n; Joh T. Lon,a.; j. ". Iiadeton: ..
Siason 4 g.; Rsdaell: 1towen . Wslwo:tt
cepany J. IL T. naas5n s g. Dis
lctTslsstaph Company seh1er'aan % e. q H9nd Go; 10;
T. %es'onE eo Hes hspey 9o nsPnim \
| 1lSpnrlus l}rOs, ; O. l.. American; Bush & Brand
, 1876-08-02

: The Board OF Education held an adjourned
meeting Inst evening, for the purpose Of con-
sidchug the salary question, with President
Kichberg In tue chair. There were present
1lenrs Bluthardt, Clatke, Covert. Hoyne,
kuhn, Olcsuu, Oiinger, Reed, Shoeninger, 6ul-
Ivan, Welrll, Wl1ce, and prcslde.t Klchberg.
A Communication Was rctsseAd from MI.
, 1876-08-02
HruE TIMES AsTnIpE THE J1kLLgsF0NT."
N La Editor 1f TIC Tribune.


CHICAGO, Aug. la few days since, ono Of
tho youthful prodigcs whose fcrtiao brain
illumiantes t!le pagcs Of the Times, in speaking
Of tho absurd position In which the hard-monoy
Democrats Of rag.baby proclvtties had placed
Mr.. Lew Steward, made the following remark.
foat foot N TIC harlnoi,ey nn.ion piatiorm, aud
the other na tho sott-moMey State platform,
tiike Tho Colossus astriie shs Iktlesroat.'
Now !, who UNI. to be sure, only nn ignorant
on. .faot OF tho Colossus rested IN tho Island Of
lsl1tlcs, which Is sun,c 300 miles from tho Hrl-
lrspont. do not desire to say that the stsido
spoken Of waB not naae a. We know what co.
loasa strides l.avo been nlado ly ths Times Itself
within tho last fow weeks, but would reuliy
like the 1Ymes gcographcr to auswer the follow
ing eonuntlr,lnl:
II the Colossus stood with one foot on tho
Island OF Hholcs land 1t .td) anu tho other on
tho Asiat!c shore OF tho Dartlanellcs, how long
wero the legs Of said Colossusl u.
, 1876-08-02

Those employees Of the city who llavo been
marked out for dismissal arc complaining, In
unison with their friends, that they are unfairly
treated in thot they arc not paid what Is duo
them at tho timo OF their discharge. The cm-
ploycs generally arc anxfous to get what Ia
owing them, but those who have been dropped
md turncil loose to shift for themselves are
especially worked up on the subject, and atc In
ststtng TINT II the city cannot give them cash It
should at least pms them in time rcycnac-war-
rants. For the purpose Of asccrtatning the facts
In the Ease. and what stood In tho way of thclr
payment, q reporter called upon the Mayor and
G9mrtrollcr yesterday Y thn End Eos from them the
TME cITr OWES lTs EMPLOYEES
pay-rolls for AEri, May June and lo Juy, n eash @
monthly payroll being about ss5o, ,ooo' The
dropped Is believed to BE- about s100, ,oo-prot-
nbly little more. Tho city Ii NOW getting
money from three sources; The frat ot these
is the tax-lcvy ot 1s1h, hut the money thus re-
cured cured during ISIS. All tho dcbta to EN-
ploycs fall within tho fiscal year beginning
january :1stl, aad, Ion consequently, alnlsr tha
illIs money coming In from 1876 taxes can be
The secoi,l source Is from miscellaneous re-
ce!pts,-liccnscs, etc. The appropriation ott!f-
nanse % passed III JanuarS. ioto, seI asste n'N!i
W ~! !os tHe pusWss VI niccaE uc.'ssuc.eo ~ ~ ~
tMc enectson osn ~ n hss @ 'os previous , 5casa. ~
LUIS s. w." ~, n11..'T to'{ nt'
EcoP't, ttn a,, .nt.,,,t Ic.G - ~ VII.
iroN aa!e t.sCe%soue % tvstn ,,,..' ~ toan, % !. s
Icseue tao.n ~ .euIees 49,, naNaE" hseI 1.Is ~
lections OF taxea for 1875 and prior yeara, catl-
not to ,ise.! for tho payment OF employees for
tnT T Ssut .tts,i toso. aa,,, =,
4hc t''1u hvu!se 10
I.E ~, rurukAh slnn.a 'oHHS, ~, ..,, ,,o,,.
ns n hHc ~ Ietenue LiiMe mnttns r5uHa tnls AuuI.
elpu,ot naH pccn onlaaucdt a1'u shc MONEY u
row III tne lfeasu1efs naaas. fioui tnls .!ihu aS
tne ehlPloyess-tpotn @ ahoae "t'o isaSo pecn a,s.
enarEsa A .''Gee % %o It, -" [Stavn '.. III ,, .s,r
scfslee-are 10 w N,!u. lug o'ly 3gaaon WHY
loE tls Pl!Iose ~ tl'at IT, 'u%ss ~. ~ ~ pas
q months wages; and that anount Nos mol yei
necn on54l.ita IT, ~ sos oee.i GuaLohsy' aMa
| IL WoM!a pe lnSuaFc1!el1tt ~ spl't mlo'LH anu
| pay tne employees toF IAil u 1spE'! ~ IN tx
Ge1cu iuat, ~ t"s n eausc III, ~ LIZ ,,s p.en,
ent "cekl enough money VIII nave come
u 1roh ths popAl9f '1asi 20 ehanlo lhe Sly hli.
| tloslt,ss - Pay ~ ~" cl,p,uyes "tak 10 'tuo
them tnf me month 11 OF April, ala tlat peEhaps
aWeck 4a'er II Will po poss'o'e u paS tile'" 'oF
say'
lhe Mayer anu toh,ptloilcr aro anltetI ~ tnc
opinion tsat 70 pay oll Only the dlscnarSen ena
pioyes ~ illne MaFtauts "9uitl lte lAtn! Io LIZ
success OF the 'ohn. III tne iirSt F!hcc, y wnuo
W IN Mnusua! tll'iE ~ pleh Out from tna pay
rolls lot tAe !ous hon1ls lhe huuls oMlnH ~
men VINO I'aSc neeh t1ls1iiasea'-it "Glt'u "
contrary to Foiitine. IN the next rsace, y
these men men wGre naaa ~ Scft,leates ,5Ie',u M 5ns
l
, 1876-08-02
NOW Is The TIME 10 Buy

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
the best FIaher rcirtgcrators, Packer creArI.
fsoozors, kcdkto tilters, md like goods, at ths
prlco Of inferior goods. Dalton, 1D2 State s1ts,.
Sec his Emprcgs range.
, 1876-08-02

A WORD ABOUT OLD CLOTHES.
The wnnton, wicked waste Of Chtcagoans alon&
In caatfng to one side soilcd, ha!f-worn KarmenA
(of both scxcs) that Cook q Mc1.aLn. 80 Dearborn
nhh 201 West Madison Btreeis, could make new, h
simply appalling.
, 1876-08-02
THE ROOT L SONS MUSIC COMPANY

The HUUI q SUNS MUSIC tUHFENY
oiIcr spccinl Inducements to buyers at wholc.sta
and retail OF s!ort.mustc, music books, yiolIna
guitars, and all kinds Of mNsieal tnstrnmcnt.
General agents for tho Standard organ and steet
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. 1ad State street
, 1876-08-02
VITAL STATISTICS.

LA9I ~ BEN y ANHAAA@41h
Dr.. Mcvlckar, Commissioner Of Health, held
Meeting yesterday afternoon; and, after voting
llmsclf to the chair, proceeded to receive and
approve the weekly dose Of statistics Which his
Office furnishes u patient public. Arranged IN
an intelligent form, tho figures werc:
DccfcAka from previous week 2.
Decrease from corresponding week Of 187b..." ID
The ages Of deceased were:
Eh1ct years.
From to 10 yehrs ...,,,,,,,,,,.....,.... IN
From 20 to 40 years ,,,.................... 10
From 10 to 10 years. Ii
From 40 to SO cnrs.,..."................ 4
From 30 to go yenss ..+.-................. =
From 00 10 ~ ycnfs. ......+.s..s.ts.'.'ss.. -.
From 70 10 w years. ..............,.......'.. u
A 1Ine drawn OIL distinction Of Sex and color
showed:
nlt ...s.+...-s....s
tcmalc. t... ..s-'..+s*+s.'.* .M
MAtf1tu.+.. .s1
SlnSt ..st....'''t '"'s'...'.. '.Aae
C1l6fed.,. ..'- .-..''
Nhlta.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TIE PRIMARY MEETING.

At the Democratic Primary meeting
hold Saturday evening for the purpose
of eleeting del gate to the State Con-
ventiou to he held al Carson May 10Th,
j. r. Sablue was elected Chairman,
and c. =. Biles aDd W. I. Burns
Tellers.
+. BlennerhasxStt ~as elected dele
gate and Judge Berry Alternate to the
State Convention.
Mr.. Bennerhassett pledged himself
to support no RESIDENTS of the
State for delegates to the National Con-
vsation. and his emphatic declaration
on that point was enthusiastically APP
plauded.
Several speeches were made, and the
greatest good humor prevailed through
out.
4 vote for choice of Presidential
Candidates resulted in a majority for
the " best man. the great I'M
known " who is to get away with
Blaine aud Conkiing
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01
PARADISE VALLEY.
Good Crop PrOspects-Dance on the
26tb, Music and Luxuries Cool
feism Below Par.

Goth, Music and Luxuries Cool
tpism Below Par.
PARADISE VALLEY, May l. 1876.
EDITOR SILVER STATE: A few items
from Paradise Valley. the garden of
Nevada, may not be embarrassing to
your numerous readers.
THE FARMERS ARE THROUGH PLow-
ING AND SOWING
for the season; the grain looks finely
aud the prospects of good crop are
very 1attering. The valley from pres
ent appearances will produce more
grain than ever before. The future is
50 bright that our County Commission
er, c. A. Nichols, gave
On the 26th instant, which was large
ly attended. The ball opened at
O'Clock in the afternoon. and was kept
up with undated vigor until in the
lIoi uihS. II WIS SIhDti dildliy VI Nv
any rate conceded to be so by all who
were present. Reynolds, with his
horn, Brick. with his bow, and
Williams. with his banjo, made a
grand show, you bet, and their sole "
stirring strains inspired the dancers to
accomplish feats which astonished
as we'll as delighted all present.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Morris & Luther have rented part OF
the Grange building with the intention
OF opening FIRST class saloon, second
TO none this side of ,.acrmeuto Sue
cess to the boys. The health of the
people of the valley was never better.
Chinese labor Is at heavy discount,
away below laf. aud / being a Demo
crat at AZ times and uuder all clIcum-
stances, hope It viii ever remain so.
DEMOCRAT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

LUXURY OF FATIGUE.-It ia a great
pleasure to get thoroughly tired. The
only way TO fully enjoy rest and sleep
is to get thoroughly tired first. Many
persons have an idea that idleness is
pleasure. There cannot be more
erroneous notion. Idle persons enjoy
nothing. A sense of languor haunts
them through the day, aud of restless
ness through the night. Nor, on the
other hand, does mere physical exercise
qualify one for the highest enjoy mt
of rsposs 1t is the happy combina-
ton of mental and bodily labor, re-
curing recreation for both body and
mind, which alone qualities one for the
complete realization Of the luxury of
the change to rest and sleep. And it is
only from such sleep that we awaken
greatly strengthened and refreshed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01
READ! IkEAD!!
minute.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Humboldt District Agricultural,
Mining aud Mechanical society. will be
held ia Winnemucca at the Centennial
Hall at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the 9Th day
OF May next. All shareholders Will
please be present, without fail, as, by
the laws of the Society, no business
can be transacted unless a majority of
the paid up capital stock of the Society
is represented at said meeting.
A. WISE, President,
G.. CBENowETH, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

Personal - AIR. aud AIRS. II. S. Bon
nitieid arrived at home from Carson
last evening. Rev. Geo. b. Allen
arrived here on the belated train a few
minutes after 7 O'Clock last evening,
aud preached to "A fair sized coBgrega-
ton at Centennial Hail Il. h.
Mitchell. of San Francisco, arrived III
town on to-day's train :. Rev. G.. Il.
Alisn lett to-day for Battle Mountain
ana Eiko lie proposeJ to lecture here
SONS tlIas heat week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

BECAUSE man in Portland, Oregon,
deemed it necessary for this prsserva-
ton of has authority at home TO fog
his wife, all tho wo2len in The yicinity
met III counsel, passed resolutions. and
then going to his house, whaled him
until he bscams inssnsibls.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

SOME people seem to be extremely
sensitive. At one of the churches Sun
day the minister read the prayer for q
person in deep affection. and man
who had just been married got up aud
went out He said he didn't want pub
lie sympathy obtruded on him In that
Way
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

Too IoUNG 40 DIE.-1 thousands of
OF young persons between the ages of
IL and 20 die Of consumption, every
one of whom might have been saved by
using HALEs HoNEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR when the cough first set in.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

A BLOCK Of coal from the mines of
Perry County. Ohio, was loaded sue
cesslully on the ears last Saturday. 1t
ID four fset square, and twelve fact
eight inches long, and weighs eleven
toas. Of course it is being shipped to
the Centennial.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
This Mornings Board.

ms MORNINGS Boar~-
90 Keuiuck 10
400 Alpha 5l1a 5oH $40
445 Belchvr 255s Is
$50 Confidence 1871
535 Sierra Nevada l794, 17T
$50 Unb 2519. IS
1870 Billion IS b30, 451&
365 Exch' qner 1917, 1917
220 Overman GS, 90
$50 Justice %
1918 UDIou AZ, 13H
775 Lady Bryan | u
700 Caledonia 8. 81
500 Ophir o6
1920 Mexican 1874 st
$50 Gould * Curry 1879, 1917
100 Best Il Belcher 5o11aa, So
$50 Julia lls4, IL
$50 California 7SH, 1875
80 savage II
100 Con. virginia "A "a
1870 Chollar %. 80
100 Hole e. Norcross %
740 Crown Poibt ia, II
1880 Yellow Jacket 261i
1850 Imperial 5, "a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

PATENT GRANTED. - j. Ward has
been notified thAt a patent has been
granted him tor his " Common Sense >"
wind mil, one OF which he il now
building at the residence OF L. W.
Johnson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

Dom PEDRo he Emperor Of Bra
zil passed here on last evenings train
bound :nr Philadeli hia We learned
from one Of his ssite that lie intended
~ visi. the Comstoek. but an accident
which delayed the train eight or nine
hoars in the mountains induced him
40 change his mind and return east,
lest Ls should miss beng present at
the opening of the Centennial Ex-
hibiiion May l0th When he learned
that the train on which he was a pas
sengsr would be delayed several hours,
in consequence Of an accident to a
freight train be asked if any body was
hurt, aud uron being Informed that no
one was i jnred he 'ook a philosophie-
al view Of the matter aud exhibited no
symptoms Of uneasiness or displeasure
during the time the train was delayed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

GOING TO THE CKNrENNIAL. Charley
kesler has leased his brewery to Mer-
chant Helm eco, and is going to the
Centennial, where he will represent
the character Of King Gambrinua, the
first brewer Of lager beer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

BUILoN SBrMsETs. Tho Arizona
Mining Company, Of Unionvills,
shipped from M,li City to-day five bars
of bullion, valued at $4,000. There
was also shipped from tia same place
one bar OF bullion from Central DIS
tlict, valued at 81 600
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

DRAFTED band passed here to-day hume
ward bound. Their trip to California
Was profitable If not pleasureable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

NEW lime IABLE--A new time
table 40 taae eltest 10 day. has besu ID
sued ~ ,he Central Paclnc Railroad
Com i'an5. We have hot seen The card,
Da. are informed that 1t makes 10
maseiiai changes in the time o. arrival
and uepar urs OF rams at this place
"a new tram Ter the accommodation Of
tie Comstochsrs has Uesa put on from
Reno To san IraBclsco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

Cons FIsAIsc. Il. A. Pryor. Chief
of Police. aud y Tolman left this
morning on ilShsug excursion to Sam
NIT Lake, near Natyvllle. They ex-
pect to be absent three or four weeks.
during which uiue A. T. Gibson will
sport a star and attend 10 Offenders.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

BULLION SHIPPED. The Rye Patch
Company shipped Saturday, three bars
OF bullion of the assayed value of
S5,lsl "A. The Humboldt Mill and
mining company shipped at the same
tims one bar OF the assayed value O..
81 ass.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

DETAINED. - Tne passenger train
IRON the west, was ustalusd some
hours near Cisco yesterday morning,
aud md not arrive here until haH past
SIX last evening. Tue detention WAS
caused by The engine OF freight train
jumping the tfacA near that point.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

IBL3ENT YOUR WARRANTS. County
Treasurer Shepard ma, added another
sheet 10 The illustrations GU the walls
al his ONCE, nonIylLg scrip holders
that III, 392 2o,no In the treasury viii
be applied 70 the redemption OF county
warran.s. The laat dale on the Inst
inciuats warrants registered October
IA, 1878.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

JUDoK G. N. HARRIS has been NOM
mated by the President for Register
of the United States Land Office at
Carson, to succeed Alolphus Waltz.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-01

Pay CAR.-Tho pay car of the Gen.
trial Pacific Company passed here this
morning going east.