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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
New York Liberals Will Fall In
to Line Under the stand
ard Of Hayes and
Wheeler.
100000 Appropriated for the
Completion Of the Wash
ingtOn Monument.
Gen. Plabies, the Mexican Re-
volutionary General,
Defeated BY Col.
Valle.
A Courier from Crook.

CHEYENNE, July 22.-A courier
VINO left Goose creek on the evening
Of the 10th, arrived at Fort Fe;terman
tonight. His delay WAS caused by
having met ut Powder river body
of20O Indians, from whom he escaped,
hiding himself in the timber for "A
hours, one Indian following his trail
miles. he says they were ev dent
lY waiting for him and fears HIT the
couriers who were sent from Fetter-
man on the 10th inst, with dispatches
for Crook, have been intercepted, as
he saw three trails this side OF the
river, but not beyond this. His de-
lay run him out of rations, compelling
him TO fast 2 days. He left ali quiet
lin camp.
i Hostile Sioux are believed to be
lnor,h Of Goose creek, 40 miles, aud
slnot far from the scene Of
1.-THE late massacre on The Little Big
Horn. They have not fred into cam .
lately, nor attempted to burn it out,
although the pafched condition ren:
Iders this somewhat easy, at least the
Inmates may be robbed of its susten
ance. The wagon train give them
dsupplies until October. The COM
1mand moved seven miles north on the
day of the couricr's departure to an.
pthor branch of the Tongue River,
pear the foot Of the Big Horn moun-
kains, where they viii camp until the
Pth cavalry, which will leave Fort
Laramie Msnday reaches it about the
Pthg Of August. Gen. Crook will
ssl1 NO aggressive movement until
lhi4 svSat, and when, if the couriers
&hom he has dispatched TO Terry,
Htdvising him to join him, succeeds in
he.ching that command, he will have
Enade junction with Terry, and the
h,ext action will prove decisive one
Nothing. not already reported, per-
taining to Gen. Merritt's late engage
ment with the Cheyennes. The In
hiAn killed by Buffalo Bill WAS
famed Yellow Hand, young chief.
bThe agent vt Red Cloud admits that
up to this dste one thousand Sioux
j and twelve hundred Cheyennes have
eft that agency for the north, though
llIis quiet there now, and it is belicv-
I'd no more will go.
DUST FROM THE HILLS.
The stage tonight brought in Sl0,.
700. in dust from Deadwood. Mr.
Gardner, reliable man, who has
,Peat 6ve weeks 10 iraversing that re
sion, intent on satisfying himself o.
to richness, reports marvellous dis
sovcfies being made, and fully mil
ION dollars awaits safe transportation
ie saw in possession Of Mr. Beavy
pf this city, one nugget weighing
6 l47--a number ranging from IS Il
g50. He also brings 700 pounds o
Eample quartz for smelling.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
ohea.e.


'tg5f ft#if 3fF SotG02Os s-ssstEs Sgi, fT5itfz
sfaHn g~laEA GiBcAzo, July IA ,
FLOUR Dull and Unchanged
%Hx4r--t tps sitlsd. shade higher, Ne. !
spring sSGssis eiosed slis cash M. 2 .sS, as, =;
closed sasasfl for July, s6s.d,ssA; eto.ed ssi.
for Ahsu.i; sos.@4s; closed alsal9l. foi
September; No ,, m Roiees ed 20. 4,
cohs-Yeak and lower, hfyh mixed. tssalGs.
So4, isa,%ass: eioted ss4 for cash !, ~. Gsilt.
for anfy f3s8Ha closed sst. bid for Al
gnrt; 44st Az n;~ciu.td .t4 bid ior september
regretted gs,sSs ~. 44t's 25.t ,t@ft - ~ ~
OA ouiet and Il esds = No2 stest clo,-ti stc
tr Ju,,s asxGAast. Tor 5Aasass; ~ fos isep-
trIn nber, c.ssod Win inside prises sss Rs}eswA
a0e. ,<9N- 1R e4s. asf.' a5tfsIa
Rf5SrSo. 2 ..2t S tYg hs9ltia 3ti i{4f,fy.
BARLgr No, 2. Jn3t5nbi for cash /; SAC .blA ,l,4
August; psw FOR September ,e4s,. u Il
ponK nn' and lever; ~ a,ii cash ,,er July;
70 % for August; is ssaie ss,, Tor sep,smpes.
ksnp-firn and higher; fo75ls es.h for Jsiy
hassha isst for Args-,, iisor,t ss,s for sop
ten'ber, ss6 ~ -g4Ss{.4
~ gTHt{IvFs, "A @ :
short rlo, 9aiGeo7.e; short clear ist. =
WnisKY Firm, iiiotS ~
EaGs-Pairly active; l26oian
BprsEA-Fresh dairy isstls, creamy asss2s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23

Il E . IS. 8 v :
station is Jefferson, around which
hamlet the land has been TILED
for twenty years, colony
Canadian F'fench having located there
in 1896. We pass thrhngh the vii
lages of Elk Point, Burbaak, Yer.
million. Meokling aud GayyiNe be-
fore reaching Yanktou, all villages OF
thrift asd neAtncss. The Missouri bot
tom-lands are from two TO 6ye miles
wide all the way up from the Big
Sioux, and terminate IN low bluffs,
over which stretched away the beau
tiful table lands for which Dakota is
rapidly becoming known To parties
seeking homes in The, west. The sop
is ineShanstiblc; rnd -thc crops are
slightly in advance Of ours.a For one
hundred mics north Of Yankiole ihs
soil is said TO, be nnbrokcn in e1-
eellence, and for seventy miles west
! OF 1ankton farming can be success.
fully carried on. The climate Of south
ern Dakota is about the sss,e as here,
ex ,ept that il is dryer. There are
no tains after harvest, aud the roads
are ary il the winter aud good. The
atmosphere is dry, and hence Dakota
is very healthy 9Thesnow'M winter
is not damp, as til here, aud indriv
ing in severe weafhec Ne effect of
cold is not so apparent us with esi
No one has seen Nsnk,on unleas he
has been Fortunate etioagh to meei
Mr. Fred j. Cross, superintendent OF
immigration, for the. tetri.ay,5a,. gen
teman aad~A. e.tl.4sstA.. by profess
sion. He took US to his foops where
he has on exhibition ~ full line OF
samples Of the products, agricultural
and mineral, or Dakota. TIE speci-
mems of agricultural products can be
surpassed nowhere, aud for 4 very
good reason II n3where can be found 4
better soil or climate for agricultural
purposes. fhr ride of emigration
has but just turnesl upon Dakota, And
ten years is destane liu transform ho,
into . ipopulpus state. l.f3. .gyI.sus.ti
We called upon the proprjetors Of
the daily Press : and p[4ketstata, and
found them up 10 their elbows in The
news Of the Tl!ep conyention. Tie
names 81 the ptnpficto2s have slipped
from memory, bn, two men better cal
culatea for task requiring fnnh and
money TO start and ,dnm1,ablc persc.
verance 10 carry through loss to pay
ing basis could scarcely be lound. Ia
the future of Dakota these gentle
nan will reap the reward Of their Ia
bors. ia III,
lankton has little manufacturing as
yet, an1 seems looking in the fa,uU to
frontier trade. There are two 1ine,, OF
steamers, composed e,.l Z, s,,trlvc pr l5
boats, playing between Yankton aud
Fort Benton.. n..-tMo~ihnusAnd miles up
the Missouri. Four weeks is the
required FOR the trip. Yankton also
hasIhe best Black Hills trade, a favo-
rite route being up the river to
Old Fort Pierre, by steamer, from
which point ii il ON. hundred and thir.
ty miles TO the Hills. YAnkton mus,
not licrstiil and Let Sioux City run the
hrst locomotive into the Hills AS now
contemplated, or that trade VIII bo d.
verted. - .
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
ARMY ORDERS.
Department OF Dakota.
HEApo'Rs Sr. PAuL, Mum

SPECIAL orders No 50:
Ac,'ng Assistant Surgeon Thomas
II. Terry, y. S, army, having report
csi at these heaaJttaners, in accord
ance- with Instructions from the SUI
geon general Of the aItny, is, upon
the recommendation Of the IN .dical
directors Of the department, assigned
70 dvty ut Ft. Ripley, Mimi, to re-
lievc Assistant Surgeon j III. kins,
man. He viii proceed withou, delay
TO that post aud report to=the com
manding officer.
s Upon being relieved by Acting AS
sistsat.Surgeon Terry, Assistant Sur.
geon ]. H. Kinsman will proceed
without della; 10 Fl. Abraham Lii
coin, y. T., and report 10 The com
manding officer ut thai post for TEN.
-paTaFF dat
Upon the arrival at~Ft. Abraham
lincoln of Company e Dickey 's) and
Company K (Hoo,on's) Twenty SEQ.
ond Infantry, Lieut.. Col S. Il. Gus.
twenty y-second ntanry,, with Com
.panics E (Dickey's), L (Goodloe's) J,
q (Miner's) II lPooie's9, | (Cl4rk's s)
aud G tHoo,on's) Twenty second Ia
fanlry, will proceed from that post by
boat to mouth of the Big Horn
river, and, upon arrival at that point,
report to Brlgadier General Terry for
further instructions.
Assistant Surgeons j. p kimball
and Philip F, Harvey viii Accompa-
ny these tr,ops to .he mouth of the
Big Horn river, NJ. T., upon arrival
at that point, report to Brigadiet
General Terry for further instructions.
The quatermaster' $ department. will
furnish the necessary transportation.
The recruits, 7sh cavalry, now nm
der orders for Fort Abraham Ln,eoln,
will be sent, BY tue commanding or
hccr of that post, to join their regi-
mcnt in the field by the frs, boat that
can transport them after their arrival
at the station. They win be forward.
ed under. charge Of any Officers Of the
1'h cavalry that may chance to be. 81
the post At the time Should no or
hcers of tfat regiment be at the post,
the commanding officer witt detaif one
or more officers of his command TO
conduct the detachment as Far as the
mouth of the B,g Horn river, with
Instructions fo turn il over to the
commanding Officer At that point, aid
then. IN refi,rn n, Fart b...k,n -, -.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
roRElGH.

ENGLAND WINS.
LONDON, July 2a.-The match be-
tween Scotch, English, Canadian and
Australian teams ended to-day. 1t
WAS won by England.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
POLITICAL.
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

NEW YoRK, July 22-The liberal
state convention is called
0 meet at Saratoga, August 23d, < 10
ndorse the nomination of Hayes and
" heeler.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23

CRY or MKxIco, July IA, via Ha-
vans, July 22-Geueral Riya Planios,
Of the revolutionary army, wxs sur
prised and defeated BY Colonel Adofs
Vale, at point abeut two days
march from the capitol. Riva Pla-
clos saved himself by pluDsing into
the river. General Cbsyatien, sec
md in command, with several stafi
officers, fifteen soldiers, and two hun
dred horses, were captured. Sixteen
revolutionists were killed and ,hsr res.
scattered. -4
The government is sending troops
down the railroad to re-estsbfish com
municat'on to Yer. Cruz, whieh w.
been interrupted tho past few. dlys
by the revolutionary general, Figure,
ro. Twenty Thousand dollars were
collected from the inhabitants OF ia.
apa BY The revolutionary leaders.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
CRIME.
cAfgusEp AID LrscaED.
: e q N

- - CAFTVREpl AID LfNCHkD.
DENysA, Col, July 32s-The sheriff OF
Resita ycsaerday raptarsd 5Joe TatImadge
and Fclip Salaz the murderers Of Mr..
NeWEhAg. IN the Wet AountAin valley
They were broughtto this city and lodged
in Jail, and confessed 10 the murder. Last
night compsuysM citixsns forced the Jail
and hung them. Everybody approves
the set
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
ARRIVED.

NEw YonK. u Arrived; steamer
Britannia from, Live p ol with the
hrst Trinity college Cambridge uni
yersity fou', who are to Participate IL
Philadelphia regatta.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
SUICIDE.

MAprsos, Ind July 2a---J. l.. Roe,
state senator Tor Jefferson county
made another ard probabl, successful
attempt to co,n.ait suicide last night,
at his own residences. by taking poi
son.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
ENGLISH sPoRTsMKN.

sSp.ncsr, Thomas, Higgins and, Lo,
sesAswell tnes IN na,nss professionals,
'stuap-rsaea,e ia-sshe Phil.delphia
regatta. :
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23

p,ar, a.,., 49, Milwaukee, July ~.
qnis,, MOL, Milwaukee, s5.; No. 2,
spring s7'i Tor August, s@SlA FOR September;
No., aos ssesg Ii
Rejected 30
GenS Primer; closed higher. al as.
Oars Steady, Al 27sc-
. kss--llower'5s LIZ tsStstt+
tbAAlsr-Dan aad nprni nal; No. .. 81.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
- rNANcIAL.

FtNAN NCIAL.
xep, Bank as! sI.'epeqq'i Reserve increase
NOT GUILTY.
The .oosoass'. jury in the case Of
the Mohawk calamity, announc d in \
verdict that Capt. Rawlings WAS not
guilty of any criminal negligence, and
he he WAS vt once discharged.
OBITUARY.
KxxsE, NH, July Eek Gov
ernor Halle died this morning, aged
80 years.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
NXLICT0Us Asp rNLsa,

ST, Louis, July a2--Gen. Jno. AcDon-
aid and Col, Duo. A. Joyce mede sftidavi,
yesterday tbst IhE HsIImuny uf FUZZY, VI
the trial Of Wm Mckee, regarding pay
ment of S4S0 10 Mr.. Mckee, at the Office ol
Gen. Mctdhnfd, Yns u 1IC1nls aad false In
every particular. This ntfilAyt Was senl
To Washington to-day
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23

fs''oF P7'I !" w y \
RHsapsrrf9s unchanged,
Wiatsf Ass,, aeadas.siii sphug ss2 ~ Sad
White sss isbs-t,d Cab ysGdU,D~. Corss sssxsd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
PASSED THE HOUSE.

The merchants shipping bill passed
the house Of Lords last night.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
sKRYtANs pEFnArEn.

y.
RAeusA. July 22 Musta apha Djel.
sldin PashA and SAhlizcki Pasha, with
seven battalions OF infantry, four com
psnies OF cavalry aud guns, attacked
the Servians in their intrenchments at
RAska before Belina Thursday, and
=sftcr hours Of sAnguinary combat
the Servians fed. The Turks cap
tured.A Gnss and four small forts.
DOM PEDRO.
LIVERPOOL, July 22.-The emperor
md empetess Of Be.zl arrived To day
from New York, asd landed without
demonstration, drove to the railway
station and proceeded to London.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
NOMINATIONS,

The president, nominated Geo. f.
Talbot, of Maine, solicitor of treasury,
vice Bluford Wilson, resigned; Thos
i. Brady, Of Indiana, End assistant
postmaster general, vice j. N Tyner,
promoted to postmaster general ;
Wm A. Hathorne, of Massachus;
setta, consul al Zanzibat, and Hartman
Van Arnam, Of New York, consul at
Guayna.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
TURKISH. ATROCITIES.

New YoRK. July 22-A Constan.
tinople correspondent says the atroci-
ties committed by Bashi Basouk's
Grcassians and other irregular Turk
ish troops in Bulgaria included the
burning Of several villages, leaving
0thousaOd- Of christians utterly home
lesa any destitute, and The massacre of
several thousand Bolgarians, irrespec-
tive of age or sex. One hundred Ba
shi Bpsovks have been arrested by
oder - ~ Turkish government for
psf.idpa,ing itihese atrscities, and
will be tried immediately.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23
WAsH1HGToH.
rsAsh.vaa nhL.

a NMN N1IUNt Juy %4-- nc pTet-
idcnt hss Anot~ vt sixhed the SILVER
bill. The treasury officials say the
section authorizing the exchange Of
*l0, 0,OO0, 900 in silver for like amount
OF legal tender notes viii not be prac-
ncal!y in oRcs.tiom the treasury not
having silyer On hama. The amount
coined is only sufficient for the re-
demption Of fractional currency.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-23

ST. Louis, July q. -st. Louis 3; Cincin-
natl l.
CnIcAdo, July - Chcagos 80;
I.ouisv,lles Z.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

The other evening, when Detroiter
and his wife felt lonesome, they decided
to SO over and call on al acquaintance
and pass an hour away. "Ah! I'm glad
to see you'll" exclaimed the acquaintance
as he opened the door. "Come right
in end take off your things. I've got
100 verses of a poem written, and |
want to read them to yon and see what
you think of my talent"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
THE COUNTY.

The report of the County Auditor in
another column shows the financial
condition of the county on the Sd inst
The total Indebtedness is SOS 312 rs,
of which the bonded debt for building
the Courthouse, and interest on the
same amounts to $50 600. This deb,
has twenty years to run with interest at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum
In the Courthouse Interest and Sink
ing Fund, there is $500 %, three
thousand dollars of which is to be
transferred by order of the Commits
sioners. to the Redemption Fund.
There was in the Treasury at the date
of the report $20,966 81, the greater
part of which is applicable to the pay
ment of theindebtedness of the comfy.
and reduces the debt to less than $780,
900. The schools are well provided
for, there being in the County School
Fund at the date of the report. $4,-
Psi ~, and in the Winnemucca Spec
ial School Fur.!, $24O 33. There is
due on delinquent taxes $3,417 IA.
the. greater part of which, if mot all,
will be collected and apportioned to the
different funds within few weeks.
Taken all together the financial condi
ton of the county is better at the COM
msncement of the Centennial year thar
the most sanguine anticipated. The
interest on the Courthouse bonds has
been reduced frcm $4,000 per annum
to Sc, 900, and were it not for the fear
full prevalence of crime in the last year
Humboldt would have money in its
Treasury for the redemption of Court
house bonds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1925.
Legal tenders buying at SS1.. and
SO selling.
At Lucknow, while the Prince of
Wales and his party were pig sticking,
January Sth, Lord Caring had his col
lar bone broken.
According to Gov. Rice's message to
the Legislature of Massachusetts,. the
present funded debt of that State is
$83, .464.
France has not as yet cohcurred in
Count Andrassis' note about Turkish
reforms. +".Ft
Before Nicsic and Duga were revic-
tualed by the Turks, the Insurgents
suffered defeat. 600 were killed.
A terrible land slide took place in the
Isle Reunion Dec. 18th. Sixty-two
persons were killed. and many injured.
Buildings and plantations were de-
stroyed.
1t is stated that Port Royal is consid-
cred to have many advantages as q
North Atlantic. station over any other
point.
At Fall River. Massachusetts,, the
banking house of Easton an Milne has
) suspended.
AT the Democratic State Convention
of Texas Richard Coke was nominated
for Governor, and B. Hubbard for
. Lieutenant Governor.
At Jackson, Mississippi, General
Lamar has been unanimously nomina-
ted U. S. Senator. other candidates
withdrawing. s
Intelligence from Bayou sava re-
ports the sinking of the Belle Yazoo in
twelve feet of water, twelve miles
above that place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

THE Elko papers have added twenty
miles to the distance from Winnemucca
to Cornucopia, but the fact that freight
can be, and is being hauled from here
to Cornucopia at less rates and in
less time than by the way of Elko, is to
hard nut for them to crack. Make the
route as long as you please on paper,
gentlemen, for it does not add one inch
to the actual distance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

The New Orleans Times tells of a
well known Republican legislator in
that city who visited saloon not two
blocks distant from the State House,
and after imbibing and treating to the
amount of 50 40. whispered to the bar
keeper that he would settle as soon as
he got the 5000, for his vote on the
State House bill. The vender of spirits
leaned over the counter and caught the
bribe-taker by the throat, but the latter
escaped. leaving behind his scarf and
some wLiskers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON left an es
tate valued at but little over five thou
sand dollars. Hesbequeaths it in trust
for the support of his mother-in-law :,
now in her ninetieth year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

A MEAN THIEF.-Lsst night the pro.
prletors of Leonard d Oglesby's Saloon.
corner of Bridge and Railroad streets
retired to their virtuous couch in the
rear OF the building. The night being
colder than common they put an ex.
ira pair of blankets on the bed, MAKING
three and a half pairs in all, the half
blanket being next the sheets. About
three o'clock this morning one of them
was awakened by noise which re-.
ssmoled the gathering of ten stamp
miii, which he discovered was occas-
Toned by the shivering of his bed-fel.
low. Investigation revealed the fact
mat thief had entered their bed.roono
ana stolen three pair of blankets Of
the oed tn which they slept. leaving
mem almost naked, with the mercnrs
ni'ssn degress below the freezing poin,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

Petitions are being circulated
throughout Iowa praying the Legisla-
ture to introduce homeopathy into the
medical department of the State Uni
varsity
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

aTHE number of conyicts in the Arkan.
sas peuitentiary and the number of
hangings this year are double that of
of any year in the history of the State
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

CAMP McDERMIT. Five teams from
Camp McDermit arrived in town last
night in charge of Corporal Brill, and
are being loaded to-day with lumber.
The McDermit Minstrels will give an
other entertainment at the post ON the
21st inst.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

n, 3d.-Bill Of A. j Shepard, Coun-
" treasurer, months
salary ........ $3.50 %
Bill Of Wells, Fargo Co.,
envelopes Tor county 10 90
Bill of d. Jolaon, interest
due On old bonds. ....... 220 90
BIil OF Robert Welsh, taking
Wildcat seal rs. .-.. "a 90
Bill OF James Welsh, taking
coyote and wildcat scalps. 10 so
Bin OF j. w. Alyed, taking
coyote scalps... ......... "a 90
BIZ OF John Flanagan, jani-
TOR Tees. ....,......... Oh o.
Bill OF Hinkey Bros, board
aud lodging to INDECENT
o.cA ..................... Al 50
Bill Of c. Chenoweth, sta
tlOnery for county. q 90
Bill OF u. Chenoweth school
superintendent, months
salary .......... ..... 100 90
Bill OF Robt Borland taking
lynxscalp. 3 90
BIZ OF Frank fellows, labor
forcounty ............, 6 so
Bill Of Hinkey Bros, board
end lodging to INDECENT
nicA ....-....,........ AZ so
Bill of A. J. Shepard, error
IN collecting James Man.
p. niie taxes. ...... $3.50. liz IA
Bill Of DR.. ID. II. johnson,
professional services to
n, sick. 49,. as 90
Bill OF ii. j. West, taking
Wildcat sealps ....... o0
BIZ OF Henry C.Jackson. TAX.
ing coyote and lynx scalps 81 k0
Bill Of A. w. Shaw, taking
coyote scalps. ...... liz M
Bill of W. b. Jones, taking
wildcat scalps. 90
Bill Of l.. J. Crook. taking
lynx scalp. ..... no
Bill Of John Hider, taking
coyote and lyAx scalp. 20
Bill OF A. l.. Bancroft. STA
uonery for connty....... aOS so
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

BAIL MONEY PAID. - Il. Reiphart
paid to District Attorney Grass to-day
$500 in coin, being the full
amount for which he was surety on
the bond Of w. J. Huff. THIS is water
on the wheels Of the county. but it is
pretty severe On Mr.. Reinhast. Huff
Was indicted for assault With intent to
kill, aud gave bonds, which he forfeited,
for his appearance for trial. This. we
believe, is the first bail money of any
consequence ever collected in the
county.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-10

THE old adage, laugh and grow fat,
is not of universal application. John
Morris, young man about twenty
eight years of age, living near Langley.
Ga, went to masquerade the other
night. He had always been noted for
laughing immoderatly at any funny
incident. some ludicrous feature of the
masquerade caused him to set up in
fit of laughing. when suddenly he stop
ped anS fell to the ground. He was
picked up and physician sent for,
who pronounced the case hopeless, as
Mr.. Morris had ruptured blood vessel.
The unfortunate man fingered until the
next morning. when he died.