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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

LIZ thou bear the cross cheerfully it will
bear thee and lead thee to the desired end,
namely, where there shall be an end of
suffering, though here there shall not be.
Ii thou bear it unwillingly thou makest
for myself new burden and increasest
thy load; and yet, Notwithstanding, thou
must bear it. If thou castaway one cross,
without doubt thou shall find another, and
that perhaps heavier one.-IaonaGs a.
Eempas
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

HERE is the newest floral sentiment:
sc If you wish for hearts ease, don't lock
10 marigold"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

a VERMONT doctor says he cannot con-
sistently pray for his daily bread, as it
would be praying for more sickness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

PRAYERS need not be fine. I believe
God abhors fine prayers. If person
asks charity of you in elegant sentences he
is not likely to get it.-Spurge0n.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

SOME Typographical errors are very
funny. In New York paper recently
the words This Port Said isl were rem
dered "This,' Pat said, SIS" and " Put
out the flag" appeared as g Pat cut the
hog" When B. F. Taylors poem on
Burns Centennial was telegraphed from
Chicago few years ago, the first line,
Heart Of leal. can this be dying? 2" APP
peared in the papers coupled with the
operators warning, Robert Burns is
passing by heart of lead can this be ly-
ing?" Horace Greeley wrote at the head
Of an editorial William H Seward" and
it came out Orchard the Third" A
New Haven editor wrote, Is there balm
III Gilead?" and was surprised at table
next morning to read, " Is there barn in
Guilford?" The sentence Americans
are generous and forgiving" was recently
transformed into Americans are Ger
mans and foreignersr' But the worst,
perhaps, is that quotation made by dis
tinguished literary reviewer, g 'Tis true,
tits pity. pity, It's, it's true which came
out in proof, "'Tis two, its fifty, it's
ffty-two !"-N. T. Graphic.
, 1876-01-20
htcn rosehe sad shs fury Vas ordsrsa to bs eonnnsd

during TIE night.
TIT CALL.
JtnaE 13tonHETT-CrinnAl calrndir.
JptsHE lIDrksHs-4d to 1Rt.
jupox uAnI-0, Vi. u, W. o. to w, lco TO los, and
,1HnnH LaMEs7N-A.sists Judge Gary.
JEp1x 3fnpnE--1F, 10, II.
Luunx Roaxns-2ti to 2Fo Inclusive, aud ast esso
1,aN5.
1uuuk EARwkLL--Eh call.
JunlIatExTs.
surERtnH Cnunr--Coar EsstnSt-f. J, Ciarfs ". c.
II. Gates, ,tt,941.I.-acrharI Fremzi -. W. Henhsri,
r. oetutr, and Philip Dieter, tifJ1u.J. Z. Knowles
''f aDsS s, es asn9 s'r1 T. ,4 .0es y ca,,. c,p.ou
{Go5.62.-Lcroy Tenpoyer RI ai. -. benjamin r. lao
Jnselh H. fnnng, 6in.ia-inhn Nays ~. John
Mheeler, s,n;-t;hSs!cs t.oeilarL ct u ". tosepa
CtaerIr CouH1-JrnnE Ro9kEa-C. II. Hardy Il al.
". Mathew Mcnzel, slo'-1otlah seibsr y. Duncan
Tl!ooiose Harley, SIT.
Jupds noorH-H. r. c1nder ct al, VI. Audraw Frisl-
Try. fi1s7.ce...cbcaao White Lead ard Oii ComphnJ
HES, 341l 9t.-Iensy tones st At ". J. KEAtt
aud Enos SIosAon, $tO5.3f.-Erasmns afanforl vs.
Northwestern untrtrfal.st F,hlahlnR iionrc. i41a
IL. 4. 0tsue ". Jamea llswson, $3t7 69.Aasna ".
Lawrence I1aIron Rnd 1ttsr Mltcbslt sl75.-ll. X.
Buell. .ra.scc. ss. Hugh stcK!!tore. t27,ws.ms y.
Ill 4. Erans ~. jain Otto, 7ht.-aaMa ". John
H. Who'd. fssN,--FIrst Sntcha Bank of Grand Haven
W. Thuas II. Dobbns, $l7pt5.M. D. Wells et q. ~.
Ihnfnas II. Lynch. fls9hs.-lteuben Holmes lob.
Patrick Tanning verdict, fto-. r. 1,uel1, trustee.
w. rhon,.s MrKl'lopr f92s.-G: Il: Atttn.on Of u.
Al. ". William Hcasson and Elt Payne. t3dt.4l.
, 1876-01-20

10 DO feHfTeH on TIC Mfks me- IN lHftfllR1-
ten the es,! ist Tetrrtl .o eeusslnr4i e.,jty
thfes ro notea, sont oter Itllv. s fer 2s~sent
is' Il y s onsy we. as
cpsactl ID lilo Falrl,ty HavinRs Bank At the request
priSonera counsel. Aiter lrnsiing Up tia ho1 i,n
turned ~ .!ttaaot 70 the a.s..lsr oos which Nrs.
psn Id 70 s ~ eo
kosaver, witues. vas ns,aten. ono Of tbs boafIs
pnlty sud covered with s.ne kind Of eornpn.itou 10
~ sla linen sa,iasr ei,at, weTr fund s5ne oiher
plates. number Of small blank ,oos were ajso
tsS : esd ;es9a Y
they ook the rstsoutss 10 Springfield by the O'Clock
tfa'n. lloyd u'sts
Driggs. Winners in,imatrd tat ns Ind 10 posy,r 10
.nhp'g 's r. al, ne
ni1hs have hous scct IN hs fssnr on The snthoIsiha.
M!.n..a ~ va &c @solnK 70 ,tst1 wh't ,2y said In
A 1ectaa WAS lhen taken 10 oclJck.
AFTERNOON .Esa[oH.
The direct n1amuatlan of Tirtsll hastns besn eou.
cluicI, wltnesa waa crUss-cI4n!ned by Gan. htles
ii was endcayosed to show that t,r man illxr ucc.
pra The house Il Fulton Will boyd. ~it,4es* sald
o. thr Jay Of arrest, bst did rot sTrcst in bsesuss
he had nothing against him.
Ill, q. J. vENnxcE,
nnk.notn cnGtaycr. then catl, and rasked upon
tie plates found In praoners posseksion. III. oy-
dence wa purely teeunca., md sfl 10 doubt that
ieng. viii, regard 10 tbs unhn.shtd s2o pat1s, be
thought Hills f1ints4 from them would 10. 10 apt to
deceive snyfoly handling monsy toa great erttnt.
ths eo9,s ssizsa wo5a s'so o1amned' and stated to
in cross. sIa,nnatIan, wisnrs. said ,h.t tho 80
plates III thelr unfinished condition wud not print
note that would dcpeiva anybody. The ono i.ljng
wausiug to print bills from the flo plates The nh
s.nss Of snenef ns!s e e. ssss 10 .mprcs.oa ot hs
, 1876-01-20
Yesterdays Proceedings in the
Illinois Supreme Court
at Springfield.
Valentino N, Keller Fined $500 for
Contempt Of Court by Judge
Dlodgett.
The Estate Of Eynns e. Hickey, Dank-
rupt Ltquor.I} I}ealors, Declares a
Dividend Of 25 Cents.
Circuit Clark Groas Iasues New Order
. Of Interest to tho Members Of
tho Bar.
what Occurred in AL the Courts Of
Record Yesterday.
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

;, :. ,,I0iO CIt6nc1ec C~ftE~
lLL'NuIs ourneMc eouH't
fFHfhhpAfa n0s1khhs.
epn,Yor1r1p. Jan. 1O.-Tho following tpotiona
49,. laws n,, ,o.t,a,.
and oluo5s HeFo naa lo'aa7: .....
so John II. HtronH VA. George IT, I0ePer; error to
Champaign; AtArmaNco see ssids aud cAusa taken by
Court.
gi. Feter Hoener 81. ]. ". Koch at a. appeal from
Adams; n,otton fy appeies for etenhion o. time 10
to reply. - ...
10, John Alsor w. Mary L. Ecklcr ct a.; error to
EINDKham; motion for rulo on arrtllanA to 1on tsauo
on pleas fled.
o. Patrick II. Stack r. CITY os Esst At. IouiS: a-
peal City Court East 81. 1ouia motion for Leave 10
withdraw motion graAtedi and osdhr or aArmance to
stand.
, 1876-01-20

WICH15HH EuFHEHB EUCNT.
.spteidE Dtspateh to The Ch,ead6 Tribune.
LAAslHa. h1tch,. Jan. 19.--1n tho Supreme
Court to-day Nos. 90 and s5 woro rsvsrsod; No.
65 was reversod and the prisoner ordered dih-
charged Nos. 60 and II woro subrittnd: Nos.
10 and Gi were argued in part; No. 30, argutnons
concluded; Nos, "a, 73, 10. %, Aud 20 wore sub'
mittod on briefs; Nos. II aud u Noro con-
timed. Cali, Nos. z, 81, 49, 80. g. Go, TO- rs, VI
In ~.
, 1876-01-20

10 tbs EuItoy AZ ahs chini0p Tt1tnnd:
CutcAun. Jau. ia taxpayer doslres very
muoh to know why tho n,any sble. bodied teggars
who lnfea& tllo streets Of our city ere not given
work, sbovaug dirt Ia tho Cours. House square.
Aud thus our aironts would be relieved Of most
dixagIees pla nulsauce. and one wblah se d.s-
6tkco to our beautiful clty.
4 DkaoAl WAa IL WIlI1aa 10 WoRx.
, 1876-01-20

E!1!!laltAH. III Sguth Watef.E, Room !.
xGkS .,3 T9r TIE Iir vEnY
1;'e I'll 1'ts sss H. % uads:ansi
4. s:; tss . &C. 1t.
'as shes sfp;s%S's ssa's. 'sS'
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:.s!'.E Tu. faIsot %1 say
q tsfa Il Ii =:
~ 'u1 3Mes fsH s. vasDEnronp. ~, Lp, so.
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saa "t' i s,q s
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s:s IA
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ista H3i E'i fs,d:s jSa S5a B. q ISi IL
\VAsrED5 5stEy-TIis NAT NE JUST WHAT
81: e;3 Esa IL w d
m2 G1s II IL fASss
xa Ia sG1r . G.ai ,sss
h.nmcri aud lunorri oIhst ana last eliiuE ar:
s7s it, G. o:"aeii 81 isS:Ssp' 81
N'AkrEg51l,iiSE 1 ,srIjtHIE MIN T3 TRAYsL
H?9s z 1,s ~ ea1dn.e'. nddt;.t,aitk 5EaunWARb
,safn retJt. '@''' '''' '"''0''N" ~S@'a' '0f
N'xxrEpI51NytskE1 ii Giitc1i;0 ,f0x XD-
aades. e,."wsax w '' '''a''' 'a'7f
s;ssss SoYS sA a1I, a !. :sIs W.
, 1876-01-20
What Caused CurrutIt's Dentl,2

"Unt I1WEGH C7tFTWtW'N UFntNT
In tho trial of I.andis. Dr. 6nmue1 Gross one
Of the lending surgeons OF Ph,Iade;rhsa testified
that the death of Cafru,h HaA caused by prubiug
md by tho neglect of the attending plyeiciau TO
open tho mouth OF the rro,rudinE absccss. On
tho Inflammation OF tho brain. D1s. William a.
Newell. ex-Uovaruor Of New Jersey, William
Elmer. and Washington J. duffy. medical and
autg glcnl e1perte, testified that. had the aLscesseA
Mr. Cnrruth nccd not have d1ed, AMI that tho
bullet was in u favorable popision for recovery.
Atty.-tien. VanuattA announced that ti,s Stnte
would hold that nll lleao expohureB and risks
were pRtural consequences Of lbu wonud lptlirtod
ty LArd;s
, 1876-01-20
A Nobio Hrito,, on Cho1vdpr.

UoQQH JF4H3flWs
It WAS at dinnef.party at Mr. prcscotts Ma
hant residences u good nlanv years ago. The hon.
ored guust being an English DaEones. Just ~
tho first couiso WAS removed, tho historian and
Aout, turning to h.B gucst said:
"I'Fn afratd you'll rniss your sonp. We hayo
giyen YOU ipstead o.r usus! aldo disll."
"jndced," auswerod the IaiunGt; aud what
do yon call it?"
''Chnwdor."
"IIowi"
"Chowdor."
"Woul1 you kindly spell il for mo:'
C-ho-w-d-e.r- How do you like It, 1ir
John -
"Woll, said the noble Dfitou, ''1'va travelled
good dnal In NY time, aud confcHs tta: Two
eaton things that were volse, but no! much. not
,nuc}t."
THO guests kept tAcir fnccs straight az ling a.
they contd, tut tlo roar came at last and 1t wAs
hearty ons.
, 1876-01-20

nAEn1kH-PHtEATk LESSONS. RAPID IN
~ ~ ths slu1t dances &ttpn tn kasaa1s
psies Is. Z. WYATr. - NvFla Cl.tkst. '----'
VAnTED-LaD1gs AND pENTLRMENTo n LKARN
W telcgeApAlbRl tuition 10 paid Vt a4laFy after
situation sSsu1aa. Hozthssat GAsuss Huu.p.
, 1876-01-20

...- Trnuos.
CfTGATf0H WAKrEp-A HTEA DY. .B0RER sTEAA
cLtnvry. would le o.tlon .aIay prnrortionato to 70
nnsIhilty. Ats1rt.s " :. Trfbun4 etficn.
, 1876-01-20

evidently IL rsrutt of tho professsou bo hzs fol-
,nroa -. ,aas. n,,or, !. ..,e.ax.,'",a". - -...t.
abrewd sparkle In thcaa every now and then, which
Getokens tho dangerous character Of tho man,
MI. ,.,,.r .,,.,r,ur
"o"'' 1p" -.-.
tne taeo 20 .oo no>et "lsa IN y" .au'nele"t P"H.
altortthes out ol proportion to tie bulay ioroheed
Messu, ~ a'ea Hnsn .ns .sss .spn'c n,u s'sn
billy, and has the general expression which supposed
vAst ii. eoan.s dropped ys,ieray lersrer tho prts.
poyd and III. wife ate according to Gen. sles slow.
,tteh mfoht ca IN con,,ect h,r win hnr hu,I,.nn
~ un .,,,.. ~" os s.,S,,
wife would havo ioue Under Tho circumstances The
prisoners attEarteda great deal of attention. TBoy
Nsss 'srea =. ~ h"nareas during rese'', .na upon
so'aA ap"" ~ 'Ae stat7""'s u1nee I'fr oe ea1o"fn
tntnt wore followed by crowd OF hungry sst-seers
s 10! nase
anu,t.s N. r.,r,,ric 4, har s.e.
Tho Court opened at 10 o'clock v4thA good .ttoua-
apoo. After tho transaction of minor buauess
sDt!sasa elsewhere % the eass Of soj4o!n uoys ,n
IN possession & sJ1SFsass.r,ra s',!s: &; uerss
ana arts aprenra e Ero,eeaie a'' stE1r' slt'
~rs
A., Con nslcTaole Tina WE occupied n exa1atn!ng
fOns, nn ncra nf y ,rs arc x ~ '1a
M otao.A ."G.so ~. aSht H.. tem't sooo ~ ssue V
the prosecution som,nenren It, atta l..
;s f. 'sa
tiIom wsre note. purroft.ns 10 bs issuei by tns
Traders N4t1onal .us u Chicago Tue iirst Sstlonal
oi iaat9n: tne ft & Haoa. q, eanton; MD soma
$llo. others or s'l anu ahy quantity Of tr,cional
currency. 1hn eoarce ol '1o eo,Mntes!cata
dliscns inquiry on tho part. Of Government
h @ a90s ~ " wv ' ~ ~. & -. y. & We" @ ~
IN g. eu aers and rre III .annc n9@ na
~ ~ H. IT, Wy ~ no q asaae' sna
ali easeea o. lug & community nsu anMtfsu ny Il, Iae
.ash ehssastsr a. " salea1stsa e dsss!se my ose
norsrnmsnt oNrrrs i.yiLr rurn, NJ thss ,.IieraJ
tu oounterfeI;iue to tls sour;e '"'' o''''''"'
A0' ~ ~ ~ ,r,v ,,,
., ~ aas...t rnLton, 49,. III, r. n,,...
sna 70 H. non. x-re @
Az Tunes lfooks g. tho tssss. Service prsstetsa
nrs ea w
ssssiss r. sats. + Ty;!s saseF;s
Gn ay w. asps @ y ,e IL sn sr nj ~s
81 ~ .rr.st 1s 1roUtsIa rsrr. hnvsrar hr,te
q oS'y y.he 4ara aA IL s as sfi.reSe, pre.cn,sS s
III aprcarsn.o or conscious euiIs. On ontesins
G HatG ayluh ol DelCu Gil HitfH "AH fHpFa3cu the
border Of sha back Of Estinuul B4ug 39u uota aud
several engraving touls. lloyd wa urre1tcd aud Kept
IL an oil dry-goo}s bax was found anohsr plae, on
which engraved thu centre picture Of tls *9 uote.
low wlllo Loyl operated ahoyct During tho
search the rlucca Obstacles Z she ohicer.'
In coed poucy NUS found, a1Iscyut TO Lis
Ao1 was zmliles one, which Anar!nda nnytl tried 10
nonseal BY covering it with cnrpet. On offntrK tins
tn tho cavity A.~
Bwenr rwo p1Arra.
- ,,,., . s sMx.,nA ~, ~ -, .Hn In; s,co
Mrrncs, ,o, muss ,n nv. H. 1r ~ 80, @
iuaea. .temtnt. ~ tha ssa ~ - i,s ~
"nc ,rrn nher ncs r. US cs Is
pastits lie also .t.ted that II took lin sls.c onSs
= m e Sa'H o o, tne b.
,sh H.. pr,nts mi 50 y nsnrix
"H'sa Hs f''''>'e En am u rim avn.,5 r,,
: Qolu,nuu huHAHs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18
T G L 6 C n A p EEC.
By Atlantic and Pacific Line.
SPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
WESTERN DISPATCHES

Globe stock struck Off the Board
Large Casting = Officers Dis
charged - Centennial Prepara-
lions Pools Selling.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. IS.
Yesterday morning in the old Board,
as business was finished, Mr.. Peckham
took the floor and declared that the
Glybe Mining Company were placing
members in a critical position through
its management by selling new stock
in place of old, and allowing dividend
which is not due till March 1st to be
collected by purchasers. Jasper Me-
Donald then moved to strike it from
the list until it could be dealt in by
members intellieently. The motion
was carried,
The largest casting ever made on
the coast was done at the Union hon
Works yesterday. 1t weighed twenty
tons, and is intended for the Chollar.
Norcross and Savage new combination
hosting works.
The Police Commissioners last eve
ming dismissed three officers from the
force, two for being drunk and neglect
ing duty, and the third was officer
Nulferdinger, who fired at deserter
on Leiderdorff street Monday.
AT 4 Conference Of the Pacific Coast
Centennial Committee and Committee
OF the Board of Supervisors to appro
pirate $500 to help the celebration
Gen. McComb said it was the general
desire to celebrate the coming Fourth
with more eclat than customary, max
ing this city the necleus of the coast.
For this purpose $25. 900 who'd be
needed as an appropriation from the
city, the balance to be contributed by
citizens.
Pool selling for the great race began
last night. The audience was large
and the bidding lively. Ia the first
pool Rutherford brought 100, Chance
AZ so. Katie Pease So, Revenue Jr.,
Golden Gate. Foster and Hook Hook
ing, 25 EACH Grinstead will not start,
The committee appointed by
| Congress TO investigate the Postoffiee
department, find that it has cost the
Government nearly $1,000 for every
letter carried between Indianola and
| Walla Walla,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

BARTLxTr CREEK oRE.-A load Of ore
from the Tom Green mine. Bartlett
Creek District has arrived at the Hum
bo'dt Reduction Works. The Tenn
Green is situated on the Independent
ledge. and to persons uniuitiated in the
mysteries of some incorporated mining
companies it seems the least bit
strange that ore from that lead pays
when worked here, but does not at the
companies mill, when manipulated by
fancy superintendent
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18

THE SNow BRIGADE Matt Webb
Stevens, Welch. and others of the
snow brigade - of the Central
Pacific Railroad. who have been en-
gagged ia the snow fight in the eastern
part of the State. passed west on last
evenings passenger train. The road
over the range at Cedar Pass is now
free from snow aud no more trouble
from that source is anticipated this
spring.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18
This Mornings Board.

1880 Ophir 601s. CO.'S
40 Mexican 1879. 1879
$50 Gould 81 Curry y =. 21H
1875 Best & Belcher coz, 81
1860 Savage 20. 201s
% Hale s. NorcrosS 5211
945 Point 251a, ass
% Yellow Jacket l12, l0l
$50 Imperial 80. ga
20 Empire ga
475 Kentuck 1624. 161a
425 Alpha 20, 28s4
1890 Belcher SO. 3794
81 Con. Virginia 420. 423
50 Confidence 90
$40 Sierra Nevada 2111. 2l%
3240 California s51.. So5s
735 Excheqner IA. 1875
435 Overman &c, CO..
40 Justice 259+, 257s
1910 Succor "a. q.
1040 Uuion 1914, 1923
2750 Lady Bryan 31a. 2B
A55 Julia 1914 10
$50 Caledonia 4S. 1917
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18

SHosHoNE DAMsELs, - Several Sho-
shone squaws, clad in deer skins, ar
rived hero yesterday on the passenger
train. The Pintes say they are on a
counting expedition, Probably they
have learned something about leap
year privileges from their pale faced
sisters, and are trying to improve the
opportunity by visiting the Piutes, for
the purpose of proposing. The gal
lantry Of the braves Of that tribe pre-
cluds the possibility of their refusing
the heart and hand of robust Sho-
shone squaw.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18

PARADISE BRAss BAND, II. Job,
who was commissioned TO purchase in
struments for the brass band recently
organized in Paradise Valley, was in
formed by letter yesterday that the
instruments have been shipped, They
consist of ten brass pieces and snare
and bass drum, which cost $239 in
San Francisco. The Paradise boys, as
remarked by correspondent at the
time of the organization of the band,
will soon be in condition to toot their
own horns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18
GUN RIVER.
The Weather-Indian Depredations
Gathering Beef Cattle = Races
mt McCOlIy's

The Weather-Indian Depredations
Gathering Beef Cattle = Races
mt HrcColly's
QUIN RIVER, Feb. 1G, rs.
ED1roR SILVER STATE: The weather
for the last few days has been quite
pleasant; the show is settling very fast,
but, Notwithstanding, cattle are still
dying. ] see communication in the
Register of the 18th instant, signed by
G.. L., oftbis valley, in which he states
that the snow at no time has been over
six incher deep, and that the Indians
have killed DO cattle. He also states
that
HE LIVES AMONG TIE INDIANS,
And would know it If they had COM
mitted any depredations of that kind.
admit that he does live among the
Indians, but he must have been closely
confined to his wigwam or was off with
party of Piute bucks and squaws
who went to a
FANDANGo AT THE owYHEE RIVER
On or about the 30th of January if he
did not see the snow over six inches
deep, or know of cattle having been
killed by the Piu:es, The Indians
have not only killed cattle belonging to
McColly and others, but they have re-
pentedly pryed locks off the doors of
sheep herders' cabins. and stole
blankets and GRUB " in broad day
light. while the herders were out with
their focks. There is no mistake about
this, for / know whereof | write.
Mr. Vance is gathering lot Of beef
cattle, which he intends to drive to
Winnemucca and ship to San Fran
cisco, weather permitting, in few
days. There will be
HORSE RACE
At McColly's on the 22i. three hun
dred yards. free for all " cow horses
in the valley excepting Gray Billy and
Quin River Charley, who are barred
out in consequence of their winning
the two last races. xxx.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18

SHIPPING CATTLE. George Berrott
ships twelve car loads, and smith,
Mann Il Catalow eleven car loads of
cattle from this station to San Fran
cisco tonight. These twenty-three
loads make quite respectfully sized
drove of cattle. The average is
eighteen to car, making over four
hundred head of cattle.
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JERSEY STAGE LINER. G. Reeves.
and 5. J. Chambers have started a pas
senger and fast freight line from Win.
nemuoca to Jersey City. At present
trips will be made once n week. Should
the business require it semi-woelly
or daily line of stages will be put on
the route, See al. in another column.
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McDERaIT MISsTRELs The McDer-
nit Minstrel Troupe. will give their
third performance at the Post on Tues
day, the 22nd instant. They have a
long programme for tue evening, but
they always fill the bill. Dancing will
commence immediately alter the per.
Torrance, and a general good time is
anticipated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-18

CHINESE DABBARIrY.- Travellers say
that in The Celestial Empire it is Gus
tomary for the inhabitants to throw
new born infants in the streets and
rivers. and that the edicts of the En-
pire sanction the outrage. This dis
gusting feature of Chinese barbarism
seems 10 have been introduced in Ne
vada. Yesterday afternoon the re-
mains of Chinese infant were dis
covered in the Canal below the Court
House. where they were thrown to be-
come the prey Of foul beasts and birds.
A person whose curiosity led him TO
visit the place last evening, said that a
portion of the remains were still ex
posed in the ditch, and that the many
bones visible on the surface of the
ground in that vicinity, indicated that
the practice had been carried on to
some extent for a considerable time.
1t is Il difficult matter for the officers
Of the law to suppress the atrocious
barbarities practioed by the Chinese,
but they should do oil in their power
to bring the perpetrators of such hei-
nous offenses to justice.
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Orders from the Country Promptly FILLED
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fifty DOLLARS REWARD.

Strayed from Paradise Valley about
the 10Th Of September, 1875, two bay
horses, ab0nt five years old, the prop
elty of II, Da!rympie, branded on the
left thigh three bars lengthwise and
vented in same manner on left shout
der, Fifty dollars reward will be paid
on the delivery of the horses to n
Levy & Co Winnemucca New.
Wiunemucca, Feb. Is. 1876. I'm
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Last Evenimg,s Board.

100 Raymond & Ely q, 213a
22J Eureka lG, 1914
220 Alps "A
100 American Flag ~
$50 Adams Hill IL
1900 Newark 25c
50 Prussisn 2
$50 LEOPARD lO'4. 1917
315 Jefferson so. "a
1900 CHA ~, 2
1850 Panther 226, "a
80 Northern Belle 1874, 331a
80 Hussey ~, l
625 Gen. Thomas 81. 81
1850 Mansfield G21ac, G0c b5
500 Coso Con. 75c
60 Advance 50
1860 Golden Chariot %
100 New Coso SOC
eco South Dhariot 35c. zoe
$3.50 Empire Idaho Toe, 671sc
1850 Poorman 871ac
2lo Knickerbocker AZ. 80
l55 Baltimore 81, 3ss
l25 Utah III. Is
40 Silver Hill liz, 11s4
1l75 Dayton ~. rs
480 New York u, l 40c
600 Rock Island IA
20 Dardanelles 2114s
100 Occidental IA
500 Alta 4 Il
440 WoodvIIle 81. 25s
900 Seq. Caledonia Is
z05 Lady Washington 31a
l040 Kossuth a., IA
so O. G.. Hill 2
100 Andes So
go Europa 25c
l75 Florida "a
800 Wells Fargo Zoe
625 Niagara soc, G2Iac
rs Cosmopolitan 80
$50 Leviathau las, Ia
1850 Columbia 75c
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