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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08
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crsno parry nave become 30 viru'en' Of
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vis'd tness "i'eo'An ~ Au
secure 'na. harmony "ni'n
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important States win hsr. u Out
look Tor Democracy u iaased gloomy III
his Centennial year.
Inc man ming hseasa IN "'
ecrAfie camp lus' now ieaaer WISE
enough anu snreS" enough ha'
izs the connieuns elements anu OF s"co
Known hones'y a. 70 'hs con
na'nc' .. 'n' county ~
a'on' unfortunately eAnno' W 'unu ~
the parry Samoe' d ihaen
OIL s'sfiins worm anu 'an'
tssri'y. Ai'noaen opposeu U MN Pon'
icaiiy' ve oeiisve mat no Soai" mAA'
an honest ineorrupaois PRESIDENT nu'
Mr.. Tiiden cannot even nope lot INT
nomination. HIS nara money nsw'
have killed MIN In ne "es'' anu M
own state OF New io'k refuses 70 III
dorss him IN the eonven'ion. ino sAm'
Ii true OF Allen q. Thurman. When
Ohio declared for imitation and threw
Thurman overheard. abe PRACTICABLE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08

fnE CARSON DKNoNsrRATroN.
The il-advissd action Of the men who
on Tuesday iass paradsd the streets Of
Carson and threatened 70 drive China
men from thsir work. win have The eject
to rstard the anti Chinese cause in the
only place In which the question can b
ssstlsd-ths National Capital 81 wash-
ington. The Eastsrn press has never
been favorable 70 the movement making
on the Pacific coast 10 restrain Asiatie
emigration. They cannot realize our
burdens. because they do not fssl than.
Our Arguments and u pleading In
Washington are just beginning 70 have
some effect upon Congress and the sz-
scutivs department. Of the Government.
That eject will b destroyed II many
more such iotoas demonstrations -
that recorded In Carson are indulgsd in.
The men who were at The bead Of the
movement do not rsprsssnt the true
sentiments Of The anti Chimes societies
on this coast II 10 true. They are ire
sponsbls persons with no standing In
the community In which they live. But
the news Of their exploit has travelled
all over the country long before this. and
Il will BE- hard 10 make our Eastern
friends believe that they are not heartily
endorsed By the majority Of auti-Chinsss
~aaitstor,.
The one rsdssmine feature Of the mat
ter il the arrest Of the ringlsadsu In
this~ unlawful demonstration. This fact,
too. will BE- fiaahsd across the wires.
and the nation viii know that the act 10
not couptsuancsd by lAv.abidine citi-
zsns. The authorities Of Ormsby county
have acted nob,y and wisely In 90
promptly supprsssing this incipisnt riot.
The news Of their action will do much TO
aid the anti. Chinese cause In the East.
and 70 Q certain extent nullify the disss-
.reus effect which the insane exploit Of
Hone and Csds was calculated to pro-
ducs. There Ii hope yet that the cru
..ds sutsr,d into BY honest men against
Cooli. emigration will prove succsssfui.
But in order 10 make IL successful. all
irresponsible. niding. lsvlsss mobs
must be summarily dealt with, and not
allowed TO ruin our prospects Of relief
bv n course Of action which would put
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GENERAL NOTES.

TEE Reese River Rsreiis OF the 9Th
instant gives the following : "An ARRAY
occurred this afternoon. in which John
Daley vas shot through the breast BY
Nsb. Dyer. Dyer escaped down the
grade. and officers and citizens started
In pursuit. Shortly after the shooting
James Daley rushed through the streets,
pistol In hand. screaming. where's
my brothsrf These brothers are much
attached to each other. and Dyer has an
sstimable mother and respected brother
and sisters here. which renders the en-
tire occurrence extremely sad and de-
plorabls. Dyer was ovsrhauled by Mar
shall Brennan q short distance below
Strickland's. who captured him. and at
3:i5 p. n. he wa safely lodged in the
County Jail. The affair occurred at too
late an hour for Us to give particulars"
vnosco. late Governor Of Lower Cali
fornia. refused to confess before his
death, on account OF which his body was
refused burial with religious ceremonies.
but Imposing military and Masonic hon.
ou were paid him, his death being
greatly regretted by the people. Col.
Francisco Miraedi Castro 10 his sue
cessor.
EDWIN +. BEAN was Monday evening
elected Assistant superintendent Of the
House Of Correction in Han Francisco
by the nomination Of A. p. Dennison.
the present Superintendent. Mr.. Bean
was formerly Publisher Of the Nevada.
California. Gasstis. and the Virginia.
Nevada. Evening Chronicle.
Tine General Conference % the N. E.
Church. recently in session at Baltimore.
discountsnanced the use OF tobacco
among its members. and recommended
that conferences pass no candidates for
the ministry who use the weed. which
they declared IL injurious TO the body
and soul.
TunoExryr. the Russian story writer.
10 living in Paris at the age Of ca years.
He was long ago banishsd from Russia
because he wrote against the titled
classes, and when the edict was revoked
he had grown to like France 90 we'll that
be would not 90 back to his native
country.
Tnn Nevada Mexican War Veterans
will hold . meeting al the Pacific Cen.
tsnnial building In Philadelphia on July
lst for the purpose Of rsosiving their
Dag and making preparations for the
celebration Of the Fourth.
ABAss BALI CLus-has been organized
In Phoebe.
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San francisco. June 9. 1873. tee ~
COUTH st. LOUls MINlNo COZ
y PANY.-Loca'i Ion Of lrincital place OF busi.
ness, San FraIcisco, California.
Location Of works, Devils Gate Mining Dis
trict, Lyon county. Nevada.
Notlcs IL hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on The sixth tsthl
day OF June, 1915, an assessment. No. One ~.
often N0l Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payabls
Immediately. In United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary, al the once Of the Company, Room
n Haywsni's Ijuiiding. 40 California street..
San Francisco. California.
Any sock upon which this assessment shail
remain unpaid on tho thirteenth usth) day Of
July. 1876, will 10 dslinquent. and advertised
for ,sis at public auction. and unless payment
IL made before will be sold on FRIDAY, the
ihiitieth ,3othl day OF July. 1876. 70 pay the
drlinquent Asressment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
Hy order OF the Directorr.
RICHARD u. MOVES, Secretary.
Onicr-No. ~ Iiayward's Building, tis Call:
fornla street, san Francisco, California. je6td
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TEE supreme Court has issued an
order In the case Of J. W. Rover. the
sulphur-bed murderer. Who was senten-
oed 70 b hanged ON tho 10th instant.
which stays the execution Of judgment
until farther order. from that tribunal.
Ths appeal will b submitted to the
sspreme Court on the hrst Of next term.
which commences the ant Monday in
July. Dsfendant's attorney intends to
postpone the day Of execution until the
delays Of the Law are exhausted.
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NEW
CAUTION.

HNIoKRRBocKER MINING COMPANY
n. Location OF works. American Flat Mining
Dit let, Storey county Nevada.
The public are hereby cauttsned against ne.
rotiatipg the following certificates N the above
COMPANY, the whole Or . p r,ion o. tne same
having hssn soid for Assessment No. u. on
NAY Is. lsTCi
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NEW TO-DAY.
0os1oPoLIrAH INNING cor.

COSMOPOLITAN MINING COZ.
" PANY.-Loestca q y.tneissi plscs d
Location Of WORKS Devils Gate District,
ssorsy county. Hsvada: ..,
Noiioe.-There are eehnquent upon the iol'
msut (Ns. D levied on the 1T aay Of MAJ
1870. the several amounts est opposite ths
names OF the respective shareholder. ~ fol
lows:
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N e
TO EMPLOYERS OF CHINESE LABOR.

NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN. THAT AT A
IN regular meeting Of the viRGIsIA ANTI
CHINESE UNION. held on Tussday evening,
9th instant, the ,ubjoined resolutions we've
unanimously adopted and ordered publlsbei:
Re Owed. That the ~Anti.Chinsss Union Of
virginia CITY. Nevada. 10 In harmony with the
movement throughout the I'seinc Coast TO -.
sist In putting . stop to Chinese Immigration
and suploymsnt.
Resolved. Thst on and alter the FOURTH
DAY OF JULY. 1870. the aid Union will not,
In any way. patronixe any lore-kssp.r, hotel
keeper. ~ssloOn.heper. neutrality-suspicious..
observation-disclosures. isundryman, the medical
profession. the legal profession, or any other
person or persons who shall. directly or iudl.
rectly. employ or sympaihiss with Chinese
labor.
JOHN y. MCDONNELL. Pro idspt.
THEo. II. woopwoRrn, Recording Secretary.
tAQ L.
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N. scHNABEL, N. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

I)Y PREFERENCE WILL 0IvR SPECIAL
ID attention 20 diseases OF women.
Onice-Room No. ] Capital Lodging House,
Man street. oold Hi. m
SOuIH COAsrOcK GOLD Ann
y SILVER MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF principal place Of business, San Francisco,
California.
Locstior OF works, Gold Iilii Mining Dis.
trict, storey County. Nevada.
Noticc.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of arsess.
ment mo. ~ levied On the I'd day Of Nay.
1915, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder. ~ fol
lowsi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08

The Investigation Of Mr.. Blaine BY
the Sub-Judiciary Committee Of the
House IL fast dsgensrstipg into an sI-
hibition Of disgusting personal abuse.
The Chairman Of the full committee.
Mr.. Knott. yesterday volunteered the
information to Mr.. Frye. another men,
Der Of the committee. that Blaine 10 the
60 damnsde.t soundrsl in America"
II may be- eonsoling TO Mr.. Knott to
evolve these elegantly expressed rsfiec-
tens from his inner consciousness. II
81 vs cannot fairly begrudgs him
the pleasure which be thus de-
rivss. The American people. how.
ever. will Be apt to judge tina,
the man who deliberately supprsssss .
telegrsphie dispatch for . week. because
IL vindicates the honor OF his political
enemy. 10 much moro Of q scoundrsl
than the man whose ofieial purity the
dispatch establishes. II is very possible
that Mr.. Blaine 10 not very seriously
affected by the publication Of the inn
maculate knots opinion Of him. The
eonstitusn . Of that remarkable genius.
however. will feel iatisrsd - they read
his insult to . Congressional committee.
Of which be was the honorable chair
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08
rIE n rrERo.

II seems probable that Alfonso. King
Of Spain. will Dol find himsslf en-
gagged In another civil war. A bill has
been introduced in the Cortss 10 abolish
the Fusros. or constitutions, of the four
Basque provinces. These constitutions
securs TO their possessors certain state
rights with which the Federal Govern
msnt cannot interfere. and have been
chung to tsuacioualy BY the inhabitants
Of the provinces for over eight hundred
year,. They will not BE- rslinquished
without . long and bitter struggle, '
10 the bill Is passed in the Cortes.
Alfonso evidently wishes 10 strengthen
his government BY pursuing the policy
Of federal Capitalization. This IL GER
tainly desirable In a European Kingdom.
where strength. and strength. alone
commands respect. But the young King
is hardly in . condition to 60 to war
with his own subjects just ut this time.
The Basque provinces have always had
. leaning toward Don Carlos, and II
their Fueros arc taken from them now.
. nsv Carlist instruction will surely
follow. Spain needs time to o
from the effects Of the last strife before
she again plunges into an i~ntsrnscipe
war. anil the Cortes will act the part Of
wisdom in letting this question Of GEN.
tralizatiou rest for the present.
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The Army MN.

WASHINGTON. June The House
Committee On Appropriations has COM
pletsd the Army Appropriation bill and
viii report Il TO the House shortly. II
foots up . total Of ga. $50. 900. which IL
about $4,000. 900 less than the revised
estimate and 100000 lsss than the
amount appropriated BY the bill last
year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08

And N sooordsnos with law, and IN order oI
the Beard Of Directors. made on the ist day
Of May. ls7e, % many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may b. Deeesssy Will bs
sold q public ~auetios, at the Once Of ths
Company. Nevada Bicck. Room No. .. ssn
az Of juas. isis. Il he h,sr Of i o'sioet y
Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent assees.
nsnt thersou. togsthsr With costs OF sdveriis
u. LANpxRs. sserstsry.
Of1cseRoon No. .. Nevada Block. No. s07
koatgomsry street. ran rrsneisco. California.
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conpEnslp rtllaRAms.
IAATERM.
Diai.s sa Ilis l.seIs -Alss Chair.
man KnotG.

EAarEBN.
Disins ea Ilis lssels -Alss Chair.
man Knsst.
WASHINGTON. June THE sub-Judi-
ciEy Committee to-day continued the
investigation Of matters affecting Blaine.
Before proceeding to the examination
Of witnesses. Frye. in behalf Of Blaine.
that The telegram received by
Knott nom Josiah Caldwell from Lon
don b printed In connection with the
rest Of the testimony. - ordered BY the
committee.
Hunton said the subcommittee had
NO ofacial knowledge Of the existence Of
such . telegram; that was . matter In
the hands Of the full committee. he
said he never heard Of the dispatch TIL
Blaine alluded to Il on the floor OF the
House. -.
Blains-Do you know Why Knott did
not lay 10 before the subcommittee! =.
Hunton-You will have TO ask Knott
about that. 80,
Blains-I did ask. bat could not and
out.
FRYE submitted q motion that the sub
committee request the full COMMITTEES to
furnish the dispatch for publication with
the testimony. which Hunton said would
be taken into consideration by the sub
committee.
benjamin. Rice Of Little Rock. Arkan-
sss. and Nathan Rice OF Haverhill, Mas
sachusetts, wsro examined. but their
testimony was unimportant.
Blaine said he would like TO look Of
the record Of the committee, TO ascertain
when the subcommittee was appointed.
Hunton said Frye. or any member,
has the same right to look ut the book
that the sub committee have.
Blaine-Then II Frye AN look at 1t l
will look at II.
Blaine then walked over and took the
book. saying q question OF vsracity had
arisen between Knott and himself.
(Knott was not presently He wanted TO
exhibit 10 the world that the records
show that the subcommittee was ap-
pointed May Sd and that the Tarbox
resolution was passed May I'd. when
nnu.. i nas Nanas, ,h., hs had snnoint.
~ .mn .a,mn;;,.. h.io,s ths Tsrbo.
ss.o,n,;an wss nasss5.
II o. Green Was then sworn. where.
upon Blaine said he understood that the
committee were now going into another
Wrn,on~Hov did q know M
p,-i-S ..aa a. ~. vorrs.if
1mna.niw.,i n Sor NV Sid' i
no ,Serah I A nnt -.
~
e"i p,";,. ..;a n. ,., ...n In thu
~, ~ IT,. 49, oo,rs 10 Ina exam.
nm ..,.,i"m ~ ,,ansac,;on. of him.
NY p'.i~. Ia. T n S,s-.,t NJ
s ~ mn ~ h".s S,.w.r. n,ss.nt whsn
49,. o.,;aSS
Mmn,,n"me .or w;., mn, sim.
.aaaas
n,s;m.-y.. 4,
nna.onNy-,s w., I, .h.,i n. dono.
w;,n..s,..n ,:.,;saS that hs rcsidsd IN
O, J...nh N;s.on,; anil m. a-connint.
- .;,h ! In ;r.s. Of the Kama. Pa.
ia. R.,Iro.J
nis;na oh;ec,.a N The examination
-. S,.y.,, 80 nres.nt but Win.
IL. h;s oh;s.,;on On vi,nes. statinu
.'u,. l. wssh;n,on 10
tuut NC Nbulu NUhlbAa 80 WeehasSa -.
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KEW srocK,

And 10 accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board OF Directors. made on the 81
day OF Nay. l5Id, y many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock ~ may DO necessary
viii be sold o. public auction. At the once Of
the Company. No I'll California street. Rooms
aand 4. iseosd foot. over lRtna Insurnncs q.
Dee entrance. 800 California street--San iran.
cisco. oalifonia, On MONDAY, the 9sth day Of
June, is7e, o. the hour Of . o'clock r. u. Of
said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessmeut
thereon, togsther with costs Of advertising and
sxpenses Of the sals.
IN. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
omse-No. 81 California street, Rooms . and
4. sscond aoor. over lKtna insurance ofnee-en-
tlnes. 800 California street-Ssn Ffancisco.
California. jeetd
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Aeer siains asa Cenk'iss' wees
WARRINGTON. Juns1.-An entnusiasuc
supporter OF Blaine and frisno OF
Conkling. In conversation to-day, agreed
that their respective candidates would
b the only formidable ONES before tho
Cincinnati Convention. They were also
| Of the opinion that II either were not
nominated the "Great Unknown" was
more likely to be William Wheeler OF
New York than any n else. The
necessity OF carrying New York 10 order
10 elect q president; the tact that Wheeler
u 20 popular In his " State n tina
no enmity exists between bis friends and
those OF Mr.. Conkiing. or those OF any
other prominent Republican politicians.
coupled with the fact thai wheeler would
be the second choice OF mani. Of the
Blaine delegates, % snsm 10 snat con-
s.s..m.rt srS th.rs |. rssson to h.lisvs
~ iii enter int fnrtbsr p-ro.scution Of
ths cbarpes with renewed yieor. New
dsy.lopments are hiutsd Al.
NV YORK. June IA Wond,s
wsshinoton spscial ON tho subject Of
re Bisine msttsr has The following:
.sImono the Rspublioan members tho
.imost nnivsr,sl ~opinion IA thst BlsIns
h.. forced ths Rsnnblican marty IN nm.
,,or, Mn "a m. ..coming mat Wsd,
avs ths Ohio d~slsvation will 90 Tor
blaine after a eompiim.ntary vote 10
- rr.- Q..L- -. ...t.,
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ATTENTION., VETERANS

A MEETING or THE UNION And con.
"A fsdenie Veterans OF the late war 10 called
st Odd PeIIows' Building. Virginia City. at 7:.o
o.. lock p. n. SATURDAY. June 10. ior the pur.
poss Of listening ~ the report OF the Commit
tee ON Permanent Organization appointed NAY
eth. A. l.. 0UhNEY,
NJ. N. STONE,
III MATHRws0N.
T.. ". DoSAyAN,
GUY THOhP,
TiiEO. w0ODwORTH.
Jestd Committee.
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ABAss BALI CLus-hss been organized
in Phoebe.
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NATIONAL GUARD,
At the Hall OF the Company,
In vlrginl. City.

on THE EVENING OF
the FOURTH or JULY. 1870.
to The BIsT OF MUSIC has been en-.
gagged. and all arrangements have been made
for . brilliant part'.
W
. admitting Gentleman and LAdles.)
Iestd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08

Tnn Nevada Mexican War Veterans
will hold . meeting at the Pacific Gen.
tsnnial building In Philadelphia on July
lst for the purpose Of receiving their
Dag and making preparations for the
celebration Of the Fourth. Ere
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-25

TIE wife of Sir Hugh Mckenzie, OF
Montreal, and f. II. Bridges, sen OF
the General Superintendent of the
Grand Trunk Railroad pf Canada, were
arrested n New York, las. Sunday. for
alleged elopement. They were dis
charged by Judge Bixby, and Mrs.
Mckenzie left the Tombs with her
cousin, Lient Began, promising to
return to Montreal She afterward,
during Began $ absence, left her hotel,
abandoning her children. and. with
Bridges, decamsed tor parts unknown.
It is supposed that they left for Phila-
delphia. and two Canadian detectives
have started in pursuit.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-25

AN enerseatic oman who had been
married ioar times, yad managed by
doubling and TIPPING to add to the
population ol oui beloved country to
the exteut OF twen y-four souls.
When we expressed little natural
surprise and aaniration at ti's num-
ber she sadly remarked: Stranger,
/ could Leat that--I'd a made the
Other dozen # 7 hadn't lost SO much
time n coart n. Men folks is SO
slow"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-25
DAILY SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED). BY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

One copy, one year, py mil SAe oo %
One copy, SIX mouths, oy nl"ii. ,'.'.''.' 20
One copy, three months, oy iiaii..-''.'. w
Delivered by carrier, 2s Cents per week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-25

A YOUNG WOMAN IN Chicago put her
false teeth ir a GLASS Of water at night,
and in the morning found them imbed-
ded ia a ehau Of solid ice. She was
h.te % breakfast. he process of thaw-
ing out the teeth with a bonfire of
matches havi ocen slow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-25

CHISEsa oi.utes rIuolere6 cerman
schooner .ea Annoy some time since.
The German Government demands
Indemnity anil ,he punishment Of the
offenders, aud io,imates that, if its
demands are not granted, they will be
cxacted bg force.
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Or. r. PR,cE,
: y...c;!.a.,, SURG -, ccuiist aad 5-e9ss.
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITIES

....oF..-,
BERLIN and wUA28JRG, Ger
man Empire
GFFrcF AND RESIDENCE = Glison's Building,
Winnemucca, Nevada.
OFFICE HouKs- From 10 to II A. NJ, and
TO Z. NJ.
SPECIAL attention paid to long standing
Chronic diseases, which have resisted and
baffi-d the skill of the ordinary physicians.
DIPLOMAS, and Testimonials from residents
of this State of the highest hagacter, 20 be
seen in his office
References - Ex-Governor Blasdel; G. C.
Goodwin, Virginia Enterprise, ". ". Balcl;
Virginia City; D.sL. Bliss, Carson City,
George Hatch, Virginia City. jazz tt
Humboldt Register copy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-25
A G. E N z y .

CIV. CRAZE, 426 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
&. p. FISHER, 90 and 81 New Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco.
II. Nj. STEELE, Cornucopia, Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-25

rpARr1Hs WISHING TO LEASE OR pUB-
chase Lets in the town of Winnie
naucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
nlicafions fer the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed To the
undersigned at Sacrlnento, where they will
receive prompt sttenticn.
eg- Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay, and avoid tre ~ble
noI6 If d. II. HABkELL.