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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-21

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION.

YEvHR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL.
Committee Of Humboldt county at
meeting held in the Court house OF Winnie
mucca, on Sa' urday evening, september .,
$40,
Resolved, That County Convention Of the
Democratic party OF Humboldt county lie
held at the Cour -houfe il, NiEnemucca
Saturday. september 30, 1916.
at III o'clock 4, W.
For the purpose Of nominating candidates fer
leg slative and county Offices, TO bu voted for
at the general election to be held IN Noveln-
Der, 1876.
Res lived, That The Primary election to
elect Delegates 10 said Convention Dc held Ia
the several precincts IN The comfy on
saturday, sept, tHbar &3, 1875.
Resolved, that the appoitiOniahnt Il sid
Delegates be based upon the vote for Cei.-
gresham at The last general election, at tho
rate of one Delegate for eaeh ten votes or
fraction over FIVE, and one bel gate for each
precinct. rs follows;
Dig Meadows, delegates; polls ut Love.
locks.
Spring Valley. delegates; polls at L. 4.
Dunn's
,rcana, . delegates; pelis at l.. ~. Cas-
penters.
Rye Patch, 3 delegates; p Is at Bo;iand's.
Mill city, delcgates; poll 1T 9oula's.
Knoxville, ii Gelegates.p llsat anpley's.
Star City. delegstes: p lis at Wool,cck's
Pleasant Valley, delegateg; polls AZ hyle's
Ranch.
Dun Glen. delegates; polls a. Crooks
Hotel.
"innemueca, 16 delegates; polls 1T Gen.
tennial Hail
Golconda, DELEGATES, polls ct Afeador's.
Bartlett Glteh, delegates; polls Il BeIl u
Denio's store.
Paradise valley. delegates: polls at tho
schooihouse
McGollys, 3 delegates, POLLS Al McColly's.
Rebel Greek > dele gates polls 1t klicy q
Hardn's ranch.
CIR essville. , delegates polls at W. {.
Gregg
clover Valley. one delegate; pol.aat Evans
ranch.
jersey City, delegates; polls at Reeves
store.
Inferno, 2 delegates polls at Pacidc Sui
phur Works.
Piute Aieadows,2 delegates polls at oruteh-
eT's.
Resolved, That the citizens organize snd ap-
point Judges and Clerks 81 election "a tho
day II the Primaries, ead that tilu polls ~ tbs
most popuious preeiacis be kept open . reason
able length OF time.
Uesolvcd. That the test at the Primaries
be. e" VIII you support IilGen aua aeGerieAs
ia the pending cam laigu." {. q. BIiEs,
L. y. KELLEY, Chairman.
Secretary. sepI2-td
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POLL TAKES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4 = under tie law ,ach male resident Of this
state over twenty-one aid under Gixty years
Of age is subject 70 a poll tax of four dollars.
Any person or persons, company or corpora
tipn doing business III tho state, End having,
by direct contract. or indirectly Though oihet
contractors, IN their employ ons az more per-
sons liable to aud owing Poll Tax, shall be
liable for any and all Poll axes that may IL
due from such employees. The Law viii he
strictly ana promptly enforced.
JANIS BUCKNER,
County Assessor.
Winnemucca April 90. 1915. 5in
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EUlL!ON TAX.

NvOTICE rs HERIBY GIVEN THAT TUE
~ tax on proceeds Of mines for tho quarter
ending June 50, 1876. is now due and
payable to me at my Office III the COURTEOUS
Of the county of humboldt. and That the laws
for its collection Will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER, County Assessor.
BY S. BuckNER, Deputy Assessor.
wanncsaucca, August a6, 1876. aalGN4w
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Registration Notice.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Registry Books for Lake Township
III elton PTeeiuct No. 1, Humboldt coui ~
Nevada, are NV open, at the Office OF the un>
dersigned fer the registration OF the names OF
the qualified electors in said Township and
election precinct at the general election. to
1876, and will continue to be open for such
registration between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
a. ID, and O'Clock p. III. Of all legal days
from the Isl day OF July. 1876, to aud incluI
ing the Doth day of October, 1876, aud from I
O'Clock p, n. to o'clocg p. IN. during he
ten days ext preceding the said Goth day of
October. 1876, on which day at O'Clock p. M
the said registration shall close. All
Haturali2ed citizens must produce their
naturalization papers to he stamped accord
ing to law, or come prepared to prove their
loss. L. :. kUSIhG, Registry Agent,
Oreana, September -, ls36. sepi3-td
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
Badger MIL and Mining Company.

Il OCATION OF principal place Of business.
lCty of San Francisco, California.
Location of works. UolBmt ia District, Hum
beldt county State Of nevada.
Notice - There is delinquent upon tbe
following described Stock. On account OF As
sessnent @No.3) levied Ca the 20 day of
July. 1876, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of the respective Shareholders,
rs folloWs:
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"A GARD.

To all who are suf, ring from the errors
and indscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood. Sc, win send
receive That viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send a
selfaddressed envelope to the RE JosrpH
r. IsMAE, $tstiea u, hiblo House. New
York Ciys Iaa3 e1a
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STAGE LINES. LIVERI STABLES
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YOUNG gdEN

sWho may be suffering from the effect Of
syouthful follies or indiscretion viii de-
swell to avail themselves Of this, the great
lest boon ever laid Mt the altar Of euilering
humanity. DIR. SPiNNEY will guaran-
Zee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
weakness, or private disease Of any kind or
4 halacter which he undertakes and fails
o cure. He would therefore say to the un.
fortunate sufferer who may read this notice.
hat yoa are trcading on dangerous ground
| &hen you longer delay in seeking the FRO
per remedy foI Your complaint You ,nay "a
/ "a the FIRST stage; rumcnbtr You hre az
4 ioachBg the last. IL YOU are bOrtlt rinf
lpon he last. and are suffering some ar nj
II It's i'll effects. remember that If YOU pen
list in procrastipatlon, the tine must com
Shen the most skiilful physician can rep
Ter ysl no assistance; when the dor o.
lope will he closed against Ycu; when ~
NIGEL of mercy can bring yon relief In nt
ase has the Doctor failed Of success. iheit
81 not despair work upon your imagination
mt avail yourself Of The beneficial result
( his treatment before your case 10 bcyon
ne reach of medical skill, or before grin
leGth hurries you 90 q premature grave
sull course Of treatment So. Stna money
|by Post Office order or Express with full
description of case.
Call, or address,
DIR. A. II. SPINHEY.
No. IL Kearney Street. San Francisco.
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Registry Books for Union Township,
Election lreeinct No. IL Humboldt county.
Nevada, are how open, at the Office of the I'M
dersigned, for the registration of the nsmes
Of the qualified electors in said township and
election precinct at the general election, to
be held on the seventh day of November,
1875. and Will continue TO be open for such
registration between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. IN. and O'Clock p III. of all legal days.
from the LIST day of July 1876 to and includ-
ing the Goth day eli October, 1876, and from
O'Clock p. In, to 9 O'Clock p. IN. during the ten
days next preceding the said 20th day If
October. 1876, on which day at o'clock p. m.
he haid registration shall close. All
naturalized citizens must produce their
naturalization papers to be stamped accord
ing to law, or come prepared to prove their
loss.
JOB DAVIS, Re istry Agent.
Winnemucca, September 10, 1876. I'd
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StEND use. q. P. HOWELL & co, New
EDYork, for Pamphlet Of laU pages contain
Ing lists OF 5000 newspapers, aud estimates
showing cosI OF advertising.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
winnemacca Station:
GOING BAsa.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. N.
aua leaves at 1866 A. NJ
Emigrant Trait arrives at 10 r. M
and leaves at lO:45 P. M.
Freight Train arrives at II N. and
caves at IL AS p. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at $40 P. N.
aud leaves at 3 80 p. AZ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 P. NJ.
aud leaves at S:15 A. Al.
Freight Train arrives at 11:50 A. NJ.
AMI leaves at 1910 p. NJ.
stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at II A.
NJ and arrives at $50 P. M.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ey, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-09

ropes were adjusted, the black cap
drawn owe: their faces, and at Hoo
O'clock the drop fell and four souls
were launched from earth into eternity,
The Independent OF this place says
this execution closes the life Of fifteen
who have been executed within y
year, 10y sentence of the same court
on the same spot and ;hc same gal
lows Six on the thrdot N,ptymher
1919; five ON the twenty first ut April,
1876; and four to-day. Niue have
suffered the extreme penalty OF the
law within less than five months.
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BLACK HILLS.
Crooks Command Making for the
HIIs-Troops Greatly discouraged.

Crooks Command Making for the
HiIIs-Troops Greatly Discouraged.
CHICAGO, September S,--The Inter
Oceans Bismarck special says dis
patches from Crooks command, dated
september 9Th, at headquarters, on
Heart river, thirty miles from the Lit
lie Missouri and one hundred miles
from Fort Lincoln, reached here by II
courier to-day, after Sc paratlng from
Ferry on the 9th. General Crook lOl-
owed the trail leading south some two
hundred miles, experiencing much de-
ny on account of heavy and continu-
Ius cold rains. Considerable sickness
exists, and the troops are greatly dis
outraged. The Indians seems to have
scattered in many directions. The
troops were on short rations, and the
horses much bro en- down. The COM
mand was making for the Black Hills,
md will await supplies there, IN the
meantime scouting In that country
md taking care Of any hostiles found
here. General Terry, II is supposed, is
1till following the northern trail on
he north bank of the Yellow stone.
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Paul; n. p. Clark, st. Cloud n. w.
Wells, Schuyler, Neb,; JIG. McGamon,
Seneca, Mo-; Newman, Haywood n
Mclaughlin, Arkansas city, h. ID.
Hunter, 81. Louis w. s, Pegett, Santa
Fei Levi SpIgleberg, New York; T..
5, Newman, 81. Louis; c. A. Broad
water Helena, Mon; Henry CAN'T,
Washington. Hard bread-Joseph
Garneau 4 Co., st. Louis. Soap
Goodwin, Behr n Co, ST. Louis.
Transportation Northern Pacific
Railroad d, j, Mccain, Omaha
John ii, Charles, Sioux City; NJ.
Brunswick, Chicago; +, $. Kimball,
New York A, Staab, Pueblo, Col; +.
Maggie, Cheyenne; Ed. Fenlon, Leav-
enworth Levi Spigleberg, New York;
j. Ii. Nichols, Cheyenne.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE.

Interesting Account Of the working
Oi Prison Systems ia Use In Eng
land.
SARATOGA, n. V, September S.--The
Social Science Association this morn
ing adopted resolutions recognizing
the great utility of the International
Penitentiary Congress in 1872 and re-
ceiving with satisfaction the announce
ment of HnOtlCr 20 be held in Stock.
holm next year, solving to send del
egates and to uIl, ne different States
to do likrwiskc G. ,ptain W. Talbot
lIervey, governor Of the Moo, Prison
AT BriXtou, England, gave an interest
ing account of the wol Nag OF the sys-
tenn in use there aud how it had
served to suppr, So crime and induce
criminals, after one term there, to
seek honest employment, lie also
gave an account Of the ticket.Oi leave
system in his prison. Various Kinds
Of mechanical work is done az W, II rs
willow work and oakum picking.
Another prison made 10000, 900 bricks
in one year In these prisons the
prisoners can shorten their terms by
good conduct and were assisted by the
aid society after their discharge. Ter.
rori-m and undue hursbness on the
part of the Keepers was not permitted,
The speaker was six years governor of
Portsmouth prison, and in the last
three years, with thirteen hundred
prisoners, he saved the government
cl2GOO yearly over expenses. In
prisons where miscellaneous work is
carried on, success is not great because
all prisOnei are not able bodied. West
erleid prison, Connecticut, was an.
nounced AS self,supporting. The gen
eral session Of the Social Science As.
ISOLATION continued from ~ u. u. tC
1 p. m, when 1t finally adjourned after
completing list of papers and de
bates. During the last four days meet
ing thirty.liye papers and addresses
were read to the association and tel
reports and addresses made TO the Con
ference of Charities.
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BANK ROBBERS.
Thc NOrthicId Robbers supposed 10
he Mcmbers Ot the Younger nWd
James Gang Siillin Pursuit.

me NOrIhicId Robbers supposed 10
he Members at the Younger and
James Gang san Ia Pursuit.
ST, PAUL, Mimi, September s.
Fourteen citizens In pursuit OF the
Mortified robbers overlook them late
Thursday night in II ravlne, n short
distance from Shlcldsville. Shots
were exchanged and one of the rob
bor's horses was killed, but Ms tie rob
bers turned to make fight, the citi-
zens, poorly armed, dared not to dash
into them, and the robbers mounting
the dismOunted Comrade double, took
TO the woods and Were again lost sight
Of They were last heard Of Mt Water
Vile tank at two O'Clock this evening,
going south toward Okamana There
are about four hundred men in pursuit
OF them, one band OF forty being less
than nm hour behind, and II il believed
will have Il EN- before morning. The
robbery is the all.absOrbing topic of
discussion here TO day, and the general
impression seems To be that the rob
bers are members Of the famous
Younger and James gangs. II Is GER
tain they first came to this city about
two weeks ago, over the river road,
and that they have since been seen in
different localities in the State, each
giving different names, and generally
different accounts of themselves, In an
imperfect manner. On the robber
killed was found one fine Howard gold
watch, a map of Minnesota, u pocket
compass and small amount of mon
ry. In the pocket Of the other, II line
gold Wultham watch, hut nothing
was found on the body of either to In
dicate who they were or where from.
Governor Pillsbury has offered re-
ward of fifteen hundred dollars for the
capture of the robbers, or II proper
tional sum for each one captured.
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CHARLESTON EMEUTE.
the WHITE ana Blacks Remain nj their
Hendezy Gus Under Arms,

CHARLESTON, September SAIL
,iight the colorei militia and white
,luus remained at their places OF rem
devious under arms. A party OF pass
ny blacks fired into the armOry win
lows Of the Montgomery guards, and
the fire was returned. Excepting this
and one or two other minor disturbnn-
res. the streets were quiet after mid
,i.ht. The public feeling continues
one of deep uneasness. The blacks
talk of having torch light procession
tonight, and efforts are being made to
prevent 1t, az trouble will probably
grow out Of it.
BY intervention OF Congressman
Small, the bahoo strikers have
been induced to disperse without
further molestation of the laborers
who continue to work in the rice
fields.
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Foreclosure of II abroad Mortgages.

ST. LOUIS, September SIT was
stated in these dispatches last night
that Andrew Pierce, jr., ana bis nsso'
ciates would probably purchase the
Atlantic and Pacific road to day, and
that it was quite likely that this road
and the Missouri Pacific would be con-
solidated under the new organization,
and be controlled by one MANAGE
ment. Whatever may have been con-
tempated IN this direction 1t has been
abandoned, and to-day the purchasers
of the Missouri Pacific entered into an
arrangement with Colonel g, X Gar
risop. under which lie will have con-
troll aud assume the manng ment OF
that rod. This arrangeme t was
made with the consent al d under tho
authority Of the third mortgage bond-
holders snd scents to give very geaer.
al satisfaction,
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Award of supplies by indian Commits
siOners.

ST.. LOUIS, September S.-The board
of Indian commissioners completed
their labors here this afternoon. Most
of them left for their homes tonight.
They will go to New York, where pro.
posals for clothing, etc, can be receiv-
ed and contracts awarded. Contracts
were awarded here to the following
parties: For beef GA hOof, Thomas
Lanigan, Arkansas; Mess pork,
Amour " Co., Chicago, Cashier
II Penner, s.. Paul, James Il.
Poage, Sioux City; Bacon, w. Rich
ardsoH IL Co, st. l. uis, Amour
& Co., Chicago. Lard-Amorr & Co.,
Chicago. Corn-Fred. II. Davis,
Omaha. Flour-Charles Il. Hedges,
Sioux City Carther & Penner, 8.
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POLITICAL NOTES.


Payne Accepts the Nomination Tor
Congress.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, September s -
Hon, IL. b. Payne has tcIrgraphed his
acceptance OF the nomination for Con-
gross on the Democratic ticket in this
district,
III" Independents ana Democrats Fuse
la Illinois an Campbell.
MORRIS, HIS, September s. The In
dependent Congressional convention
Of this district yesterday nominated
Alex. Campbell The Democratic con
vention also nominated Campbell.
Hen Harrison Makes an Address AT
SnII Mcns.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, September s.
General Ben Harrison addressed about
five or six thousand people al Salt
Wells, near this city, this nGtviuoyn.
lie spoke for an hour, making au able
and comprehensive speech, touching
briefly on all the questions ut issue be-
tween the parties
Carl Schurz la Milwaukee lie speaks
Ia Herman.
MILWAUKEE Wis, September s.
Carl Schurl arrived in this city at
noon to-day. In the evening he was
escorted hy battalion Of minute men
with torches to the Academy cf Music,
where large attendance assembled
MIR. SchurH spoke Tor over two hours
in the German language
Complete RE urn. from vermont
Percentage Of Gains ia Favor III the
! Democrats.
BosrON, September 5. -- Complete re-.
turns of the Vermont guberpatorisl
vote have been received and give Fair.
banks li,5S5, Bingham d ,035 and srat
tering %. Fairbanks majority is %,
527. Full returns of the Lower House
give the Republicans 2O5, Democrats
81, and no choice B, Il Democratic loss
of -.
LATER The vote OF two hundre,
and twelve towns gives the following
Republican majorities: First distr, I
Joyce's majority, 7,l39; Second dis
trict, Denison's, $40; Third district
lIindePs, Il30 Twenty.nine towns
to be heard from will swell the Con
gressionul majority to about 1000.
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Nnlc OF Tie Celebrated Emn,n vino.

Snle OF the Celebrated Emma Mine.
SALT LAKE, September s-The
Emma mine was sold to-day 10y the
United States Marshal, to satisfy a
Judgment obtained in the Third Dis
trict Court 10y the New York Loan and
Indemnity Company and T. W. Park
against the Emma Silver Mining
Company. 1t was purchased by Charles
G. Lincoln for $l44,l0l 20. After the
time allowed for redemption has
elapsed, work will probably be re
sumed by Il. w. Park, the purchase by
Mr.. Lincoln being made in behalf of
that gentleman.
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HERE AND THERE.
The Porte Earnestly Desires Peace
The Servlans sim Hold Alcxlnatz
Marine Disaster.
Tom Allen Withdraws from the Ring Sale
Of the Emma Mine Mustang Ride
Of a Hundred Miles in
Five Hours.

Tom ALEU- Withdrnws from the Ring
CINCINNATI, September S.--lom Al
len published a card in the evening
paper claiming that 1t was impossible
for him to obtain fair play in this coun
try, aud announcing his Withdrawal
from the ring.
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THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Hemp Stree ching in Arkansas Six Violent
Deaths in New Orleans A Baptist
Minister in the Tolls Eghmcs's
Leap into Eternity.

Ross Tweed Arrested la Port NigO,
Spain, ana Lodged III Jan.
MADRID, September S.--Wm. Tweed
and his cousin, VIM. Hunt, have been
arrested in Port Nigo, ON board the
Spanish merchantmen Carmen.
Tweed was travelling under the name
ofSecor. Both prisoners were lodged
in the fortress.
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PHILADELPHIA, September s Base
Ball-St. Louis Brown Stockings 20,
Athletics 0.
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Eighmcy Hanged Hc Accuses webster
and Mrs. CrnndnII.

ROCHESTER, n. y, September S.
Eighmey, rheaks C0nner's murderer,
was hanged this evening in Canaan
dauga. When placed on the sc"tlold
and asked if he had anything to say,
he answered, al have and called for
B. +. Webster, who appeared and lis
tened attentively to Eighmey, who
said. mir. Webster and fellow
citizens Of Ontario county-The peo
pie have to look to you for my beint
here in this place, where stand to
day. You know what you have done
and you will have to bear in mind that
you brought me to this. You and Mrs
Crandall talked to me, and now | have
to suffer the penalty and you go free.
You know what | say is the truth.
forgive you and Mrs. CrandaIl, AL
ways think of it. That is all | have
to say Mr. Webster attempted to
reply, but the Sheriff would not allow
him.
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A baptist Munster In the TOiIs for II.
licii DistiIItng.

Sr. Louis, September S.-Judgc
Thomas G, simpson, OF Oregon coun-
~, Of this State, was brought here yes
tcrday, charged with Illicit distilling,
and in default ola fifty thousand dollar
bond, was committed to jail, Simpson
is Judge of both the county aud pro-
bate courts of Oregon county, and is
also Baptist minister and has borne
an excellent reputation heretofore.
4 German Kicked In thc Abdomen