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, 1876-07-21

CtaolNNATl, July ao.-A 17,nes special says:
"a train OF three cars af an Odd Fcl1uwa' e1cur-
sion from Newark to Yellow Springs, O., col
lidel with a lnnd-cas near Columbus this
morning, and ran of down a hank 30 feet.
David Reynolds, fireman, wna kille'l. Janars
Freeman, the engineer, was fatally injured, and
J, c. Taylor, Of Columbus was injured inter-
nally. Several others were injured, not
scrI0us1y, however"
, 1876-07-21
.CONFlR MED,

DAVENPORT, 1a., July @.-lnformatiou was
received here to-day that the Rt..Kev. Dr..
enl!th, the Bishop os Kentucky, tho seulor
Bishop OF the Episcopal Church In the United
states, has bern officially notified that
the requisite number Of Standing Cum.
m!ttecs have confirmed tho election. pt
tile Roy. Dr. ". i. Perry ~ Bishop Of fowa,
and that lie will immediately take sneaaurss to
Dr. Fwry's Church, VI Geneva, N. \. Thu
plumber Ut Standing Committees whu hay1 not
confirmed Or. PeztV's election Ia tTenty ty-tour.
, 1876-07-21

Boston, Or: Csatte, Of Toronto, and Charles N.
lMdou,ten, q Brooklyn, arrived to-day, and Henry
will ba continued until Wednesday next.
&psrsas Dtkpsich 70 tn T,ttswA
MonrwAAt, July .U-The Pope ha1 assigned
10 Bishop Bourgct the ArchlaptscpAl Sec of
Indianapolis IN portib,ts IN ntd<li,trl. The newly
appointed Archbishop is sinking fast. lie is
said 10 ,e 70 mitch ernsciatot ~ 10 b hardly
recognizable by his friends.
Tie Right nevctends Cheney and Fallows, Of
Chtcauo. ara hhFa.
, 1876-07-21
SPAIN.

E1-QUfBH IsADHLLA.
MADRID, July a0.-The Cortcs has been pro-
rogucti until November. 4.
Qucsada, Martinez Compoa aud Caroras Del
Castillo wItl accompany tho King to eantander
to rccolvc the ex-Quecn Isabella. Splendid
preparations arc making for her reception.
Several frigates will meet tho ex-Qucsn At st..
Jean Dc Luz.
, 1876-07-21
CASUALTIES.
A TEnn1pLE LI,JE.KILN,

A TERRIBLE LIME.K114N.
Pt11av1LLE, Pa, July 15.-Thcrc VIVA eSd
accident On the farm Of John E. Cameron, near
til's p'aes' yes'eIua1; ~ w'sa h's Wl'c saa wv
ol hls eh'lateh mes uic'F oeat"s' Hif' e@ueson
has ltme-kiln on bis farm, about quarter Of
mile from the houee. Yesterday morning he
iowa,.a ~ am ~ - voar. @ ~ % ,ae % In,o ths ~ hv
means Of tho bucket and windlaas, 10 see that
ths drafts and fuel wore In proper condition.
ana A 1s'as wa ga' n. ao 00y vas xor IL up
49,. a,,I ~. "',or..sa,, - ia,,-.
naS'ne1u. Iho operation o. 'o"ef-
snE md hosstlnE tho lad l'aa oeen
crou--a boy about wears oil, and airl aged t,
r,.ao. .I:,,..a us.". ~ ~ ,t..,t
'n..es - , ""sa '"s .s's ~ s."s
running lnto tnc mousse. pa'e ana hmo8t pFeat"-
with the exclamation, "Ella's In tho limc-k,n,
.nd ,n,,,t roi hcr ,uttu rbo t,y, woman nm
- 81, e H., so,,o,r.1 - ~. h,v shn hsn ~.
~ ,no Nun, lo"o"su y ~ Wy ""o "aa ~.
piaincd to Them. that he Thought II would DC
nice TO ride hs little sister up Rnd down in the
bucket He let her down into the kiln. when
sho commenced IA scrcar,,. and hc t,icd acycral
nu tim,cs ~ Jraw hcs mr. IN H". so,,lint tart tha
Mnon 1Ss own roashed n .a se k
cEa ,1g hG r. ooto s a,tT naspg Iron ae
itnrpstnn. tbef hat eno,v cn,6n,cnrcd to
ha nj, Ivy a' nsroq aen Sct.uiG,, shat bnr ~
Htt, ~ ~. cj M w., .sia,,. bsi n H.
h,,ckct hi mt hark ntn Il hinssif bcfora s,,f-
fnri,e onr NJ .ss.t,ns cnnaco,,cncsa Srom fhc ra.
nanes @ IL bny in thc b,ickrt. and. % imnre.smr s,
ir liz IL III III ~ nenc,a3tv ~ h"s3s ,Thcn 0 ~
r"mehci a III" tie IN ho,tn,n ioye,cd hin do,yn' Thc he
iiltiv fe,iow JUMPED % from tic backet @ and sue @
in get.ing hs ssters nedy nt9 II. T.
ntsr %cp ns tJ Sc1n ~, tr,' tho
wimaass 0t1s ~ tnn,Iiv M no.siElc r Ths h,,ckct
~. ra;so M toet n.S", i'm h1ova nv
III asit Nv ~" hatta,r "nou nv,r,o snu hv ~ ~
nas uI IT, fM,cLat .sns draswn ~ I'm tax snl
% ~ IT,, 'i.,,a m1 .,sr, ,,,,t,w ~ pt
n .nS pJy N,aycd y IN nv nv rGgnnd g, cron
I then td lid her motI,cF.in.law, I = ]s,ly nearly
- ,ss ~ ., thnt ~ ,,,st ,rn, Ia III - ~,
& Y tns ~. 'u x ~ s c t1 snn
~ III dG 1I a;r aezeS ~ IN n,nmit mi Mrs E",n
crnI no, nfo H. hucei Ths wn1bt a ~ VIZ. m"rc
o n; Weo ~ To,una. ,,,,, e,,trni .m, ~
a,, sa o 1i'n sn fr, ,r s1 hnad ,rh-,n tns
ns, rrak f sp ha tsor III 1Gf ,o ea s, ru
nI, hse vi s' ~ st9' ~ @
sttfHs 1'.s ~ ee1Ss, 1iS', ~ ~ 'Ao .;9sntaI .,.t
, 1876-07-21
AT ROCHESTER,, N. Y

ROCHESTER, N. y. July 2-Frcen,an
Clark's large stone building, occupied as n easl,
a,,d blind factory and plan!ng mill, WINS burncd
yesterday AFTERNOON. Tho loss on tho building
mud contents Ia $50 900; this Insurance Ia tridlng
John X. Marks, Il wnrknlnn, was burned to
death, and fireman was seriously Injured by
tho fall Of ladder,
, 1876-07-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LospoN, July 20.-stea,ushIps Nova Scotia
and Nuremberg, from Baltimore, have arrived
out,
New YoRE, July so.-Arriyed, steamer Aa'
gust Andrs, irou. Antwerp.
BAN FHAaolsco, July 1.-sailed, Pacific MiA
stea,ucs 4lranad.A, for Panama.
NKw YORK, July o0.-Arrtyed, steamer bsas'
ot Virginia, from Glasgow,
, 1876-07-21

t6Ec7dI zE1p0It8 % tn 1WtRHss
DLooM1NavoE, ILL.,, July 90.-salnuol Rugg, 4
prominent shoe noreaaut OF Bloomington, WIS
vory badly injured this evening by falling from
load Of hay, receiving deep cut Ia the head,
anll being rendered InKcnsiblu. Tho accident
occurred Oh bis farm at Normal.
, 1876-07-21
KEROSENE HORROR.
1b&ctQE Dttu1tch to Ih1 Ttituh4.

Dss MONIES, H., July l0.-A daughter Of
George brown. farmer near Given, Mahahka
County, attempted to build a fire with the aid
Of kerosene, With tho Usual result. ucr body
was burned to u crisp, and she died In three
hours.
, 1876-07-21

AT UARTON's LANDING, VT.
Bos7oa, July 20.-The loss by the fire at Bar
TOMS Landing, VT, on Wednesday morning,
wna sec, ,Oo0; tho insurance, $35to0o
, 1876-07-21
Suicide.

6lscial NspascA 10 IN TItwA&
DupuQun, Ia., July an-John Frazier, an old
and esteemed citizun Ut Delaware County, to-
Jay committed suicide by taking poison which
ho yesterday purchased a. drugstore in Aon'
ttccIlp.
, 1876-07-21

6Fet50@ LHFF7Sp5"azWE U I'VE 774oRHa7
LANSING, Mich, July 1o.-Last Saturday
afternoon, Chester Kelly, farmer in Wa
cousin, Clinton County, WIS terribly mangicd
by a rcaplng-machnc. ale had stopped tho
machine 10 remove q stick In front, when tho
hosees started, cutting otl one arm and nearly
ono leg. Kelly may recover.
, 1876-07-21
H0II1tn,

Dzrao1r, July 2Q,-1tugh Burgess was SO
scaldcd to-day by falling Into 1 dlstltlery vat
that doctors pronounce hts recovery impossible.
, 1876-07-21
SINGULAR DEATH,

fptt7N! WsfAdsch y THO 1F78HN6.
Dss MONIES, Ia, July D.-At Dccornl', an
old wagon was lying on It's stds, aud several
children amused themselves by riding On one VI
the wheels. Potter Fcrria, - years old, WAS
whfrlcd 50 severely q to causc hia death.
, 1876-07-21
EGYPT.


ALEXANDRIA, July 20.-1n consequence Of tho
Governments refusal to permit the execution
Of Judgments agalnst it, tho President Of the
Court Of Summary Justice refuses further to
llear any actions, and has closed the Court
Great excitement ptevMls. The Judges are de-
nbcrating upon tho question.
, 1876-07-21

apfe1at [6TT&9poHdsHc1 " 7Re 7f76sNS.
LANsING, Mich, July ia 500 Of J. II.
Gardber, Of Owasso, was fatally injured, satur-
duy, by runaway team, at Democratic pole
raising,
, 1876-07-21

HUDSON RIVER STEAMER.
New YonK, July 20.-Tho stearncr Balttc was
burned on her trip up tho Hudson River last
night. Tic loss Ii $4,000 No ll7csw wcro Lost.
, 1876-07-21
CENTEN NAL.
The Exhibit Of the Swiss Oon.
federation.
Beautiful Specimens Of the
Art of:Wood-Carving.
Educational Apparatus-..The Free
School for Merchants AMI Art
sans Apprentices.
Silk Goods -.. Cotton. Embroidery ... A
Grand Show OF Elmo Watches.
Specio. coy7xspon'enes Qf The Tribune


spee'o' eo'7<'p'""1aes !" a"S 1'oa"@
pn,,,,,, 1,,a ~ -,u,,o au,,,,r,,ra
natn. 1nr,, , no,,,n1nis r "1h,hs,;oo y; h.r w.
.a..ss. ~ ..'sp.t s.a....s.I.., tu.'. 49,.
.,,Tsss.. r".s.a e,s,', -. anI,. esn noo 49,
~. 1"s,.s ,.l.,e ,.,,nt t,,,'an y.
or. t'ava M a~n"nsaa J., so,,.ro tro's, ronrssons.
a,,ar ~ the rontonnfal ahou Know'na vii
,n.t 49,. a,,a ,,st ..noot a,a,.,ar,l hu,, ,r,,,
H. aa,,srnraa,,. 49, aw. ,.,.o.
rno.a,, ~ I"o,, ,,,th,r tna,. ,ro"ns snd NV M
tho,r ,ronnx ori, ,,,o,, tta.s taatnro. ~ tho
Exh1,>,tJ,, that ,,oro .,,ni,,ai, ,o,o,sor,
11~] n.". 's W. W. "oaoa.eJ o'N''
Aeneo o"'lsos'ana nas no regular uovefn1ncnt
pavllion,-thc Offices OF her Commissioners be-
Ing located In the Main Building. directly In tho
rcar OF the swiss section.
.rho .ats,on,,n t,,,t1i.h.S ,,r,o, .,o o,an,oo,
Of the Commission is every way admirable, be-
Ing complete and accurate In NIL details. With
ono Of these catalogues the visitor can 20
their quality and purposes 70 fcat' BY the way
which can scarcely bu accomplished with tho
catalogue that Is hawkcd throughout tic build.
aa sto1uas @ as 1us ~, to .s, .a, w. usa
ol It's scope, It nccd % sa!d that II contains,
tlrst4 q map Of the country; then m alphabetical
register Of sshioltot. followed BY tho classified
~. 1t rsnn III sy .asoo sseA. nstn
EnGlsh, tfensn, ana uo1mah' eios.'g WIN
s9art 1 o. sae SWISS sectloa as II s'aoos IN Tue
wi Without attempting to cnnuerato all tic
vori,,,. a,ocImor. nf or, ond tr,lnstrv rntbo,cl
.p'.,,', ,s. ~, - aa,1 as.a''.,s. =. .e,,rss, ~
mere, mouia lke 70 ea,t attention 10 soveFal o.
tile lcasl!ng exhibits. Woodworking, aa Is well
known, has for many ycars boon IN important
nasr' anr aSa ae tai f.sa As ansa IN Lrs so sn'
, 1876-07-21

q. Technical phyelca and mechanics.
In tho mercantile course were Introduced:
/. Frcnch language and correspondence.
9. English laagaago and correspondoncc.
8. Italian language and correspondence.
1. German language and correspondence.
s. Commercial arithmetic aud bookkeeping.
6wss asefs e y cas h& iso5 81 1as & npen Suitable
hours for giving instruction, the TIME Of tho ap-
prcnttces 1einl; 10 taken up on weekdays. thu
lessons In drawing 4ra given on Sundays. from
For ths other branches, tho recltatona are Heard
from to a. m. aud to p. H., except on
Sundays.
,Thy school has At present fourteen teachers
and about $50 pupsa- Attsntaanes Oh tAe sshoos
-sxpellence having shown that the voluntary
| principle IL far better and more conducive TO
the interests Of the schools and the pupils, than
/ compulsory attendance.
",
The work ot tho pupils, here on exhibition,
comprise al slasscs of carving aud modelling:
pieces, include nine different constructions Of
stalrs. TAesa arc plain, seutciIcillar, aud ctr:
cular, Then there arc five different forms Ut
framework for tho roofs OF dwellings, and also
| executed from existing buildings. Thus one Df
the larger sptrea is an acclltate copy of tho now
stseple Ut st. fiden. noar st. oallt and Tho
s, na + d si' H. Ill., ;r5s al It vtIy l,Sit'T %s III
together, md the proportions aro arehttsssurally
| Col1,mendatle.
Ne1t ID Interest TO these aro number OF clay
moaels Some ct them sePfeaet th9 vatioas
i,cfrical leaf, tho common y11c.ta1 thu ltaliall
ytne.leaf, this etone-c1osa, tho Gothcr flower,
the ross,bouqust, othcss ase studies Of auiinala
aud heads.
The drawings comprise specimens Of I'll kinds
One volume Contains small shcets Of psepn1a.
tory exercises iu linear drawing; another g1yca
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the Board of County Commiss toner's
of Humboldt county, made and entered in
the minutes of said Board Tuesday, October
ID, A. d. 1876,
Notice is hereby given, that on the
*-t b. FIRST TUESDAY,
The 18th day Of November next, polls will be
held at the following named places, to wit:
Precinct No. Polls at Lovelock's house.
Precinct No. 2-No Polls.
Precinct No. 3-Polls at Mill boarding
house.
Precinct No. 4--Polls at Carpenters store
Precinct No. 5-Polls ut Borlands storee
Precinct No. Polls at Gould's store.
Precinct No. T. Polls ut James Hendrs's
house.
Precinct No. 8-Polls at Justices Office.
Precinct No. e-Polls at Bushies house.
Precinct No. l0--Polls at Crooks hotel,
Precinct No. IL Polls at Justice OF the
Peace Office,
Precinct No 12--Polls at Fink's store
Precinct No. l3--Polls ct Jersey Company's
office.
Precinct No. 14-PolIs az A. Denio's house.
Precinct No. l5--Polls at Samuel COTS
R house.
Precinct No. 16 Polls at School house.
Precinct No. l7--POlls at McCelly's store.
Precinct No. IS-Polls ut Snaps Station.
Precinct No. l9--Polls at Crutcher's house
Precinct Ao..20--Polls at Gregg's house.
Precinct No. 2l--Polls at Humboldt House.
Precinct NO. 2l-polls at Pacific Sulphur
G mpany' office.
Precinct No. 23--Polls at Stone House,
An Election will be held for
Three Pre- sidential Electors.
One Judge of the Supreme Court.
One Member Of Congress.
One State Senator.
Three Assemblymsn.
sheriff
County Clerk.
County Recorder.
County Treasurer
County Assessor,
District Attorney, ik
Public Administrator. ..-,.-..
County Superintendent Of Public In.
structions.
County Surveyor.
One County Commissioner (long term).
One County Commissioner tshort term).
Justice of the Peace tor each Township.
One Constable for each Township. ss'vss
Two School Trustees for each school Dis.
trict one Long Term and one Short
TERM. tEs -
Which election shall be opened not later
than o'clock A. n. and shall costume open
until O'Clock of the same day. And notice
Is hereby further given that the ballots to be
used at said election shall conform in color
size and texture with the description set forth
herein, 10 wit: = ,..t
Size Of ballots shall be four inches in width
by twelve inches in length, Of the best quail
ty Of white book paper.
Dated this 9th day Of October. A. D. 1876.
Attest, J. Ii. JOB, Clerk.
RICHARD NASH, f,
Sheriff of Humboldt County.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01
A New Hair Tonic Worth Having.
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1t IL ahs Best.
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is unlike any other, aud has no equal
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores gray hair to "a glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores. dresses, gives
vigor to the hair; restores hair to pre-.
matur Jly bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eruptions; removes irri-
tation, itching aud scaly dryness. No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it. call for Woods, Improved Hair
Restorative, and don't be put off with
any other article. Sold by all druggists
in this place and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturer
prices by G. A. CooK q Co., Chicago,
Sole Agents for the United States and
Canadas, and by all Wholesale Drug
glStS. Ell
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01


sTEERg was monster Tilden parade
in Jersey City last week. The blaze OF
5000 torches illuminated the streets,
ard brigade Of several thousand war
veterans marched in the procession.
The colored Tllden aud Hendricks
Club, of Jersey City, participated in
the display, and carried transparencies
bearing the NOTICES We remember
the Fresdmen's Bank" and I'VE have
been promised too rauch." The pro-
cession was nearly three miles ia length,
aud the streets along the line of march
were decorated with flags, and nearly
ali the houses illuminated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

In London 1853 children die aDnu-
ally out of every 1000 before they at.
tain their first year; 10 Denmark, 157;
Scotland. 1856; England, l70; Belgium,
1856; Holland. gil; France. ZIG; Prus.
sia. s220s Spain. 226; Switzerland, 252.
Italy, 2sa; Austria. 303; Russia, 3ll;
Bavaria, $40.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

Cinnamon who were killed in the panic
at the Chinese theater on jackson
street Monday night. The crowd be-
came SO troublesome towards the after.
noon that policemen were stationed in
front of the door. and admission re.
fused to all but Cinnamon. Nineteen
were killed. and many injured.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01
LOCAL iMTELLlcENc

PERSONAL. McCounell ar
rived on to-dayis train from California.
and is interviewing the people OF the
lower part of the county on the politi-
cal situation. He will visit Unionville
to morrow. and set himself square on
the falsehood this: he is, or ever was q
tool of the railroad company, not even
having been a legitimate employee Of
that corporation. much less . +" dirty
work" man o- "'spotter.". H. X.
Mitchell passed ksre yesss-dsy on his
way from his coal m.as, sear Eureka. to
6an Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

Circus TsAIs.-A special train OF
twenty-four cars. loaded with the ami.
mails and paraphernalia Of Robinson q
circus. passed here last night going
east. Several of the animals taken
vest by Cooper + Bailey last summer,
and sold at public auction in San Fran.
cisco week ago. were on the train.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

GIANT PowDER.-0ver two tons of
giant powder arrived here vest erday for
Cornucopia mining companies, and
Jsrry Nichols, who unloaded it from
the ears. though generally very par
ticular, tried to be q little more so
while handling it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

AVIAN seveHty-five years old is un.
dergoing two months imprisonment in
Luzerne county, Pennsylvania. for kill
ing q boy whom he had caught steal.
ing iruit.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

GaAND PRIZE 0RE. - Another con.
Ggnment of ore consisting of two car
loads arrived at the Humb oldt Reduc-
ton Works from the Grand Prize mine
Ia Tuscarora District yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

LEOPARD BULLION. = The Leopard
Mining Company Of Coraueopia
shipped west yesterday ave bars of
bullion. valued at 81. 200. The Leop-
ard continues 10 make regular ship
ments of bullion. and last month paid
. dividend, yet owing to the I" hocus
pocus game sf the Stock Board. the
stock has been steadily declining in the
market for several weeks past.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

SICK AT ELKo. We learn through
f.. Reinhart Il Co.. that Herman
Bloomingdale is confined to his bed at
Elko with fever. DR.. Heigs, who ia
attending him, wusses that he may be
unable to setarn home for a.week or
more. His many friends in Winnie.
mucca viii regret to hear of his illness.
and will hope to see his genial coun.
tensnce sailing AS usual among the M
ere many days roll round.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01

CoRSucoPIA FREIGHT. car loads
Of merchandise, consigned to Remnant
d Co., forwarding merchants. arrived
here yesterday for Cornucopia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01
PARADISE, Oct. 80. 1876.

q /, ~ PARADISE, Oct. 80, 1876.
Ed. SILVER STATE: l desire to say
70 -ysur many readers that the Demo-
cratic meeting last Friday was sue.
cess in every respect. Although the
raiu was pouring down, the Grange
Hall was filled with the yeomapry of
the valley. Tho meeting was called to
order 10y B. T, Riley, who introduced
j. G. aAoERMAN
To the audience rs speaker of the even
ing. The speaker was received with a
welcome cheer, and on taking the
stand, he said fae was happy to meet
his friends in Paradise, and hoped
after the last victory was won. to meet
them in that Paradise above, where all
good Democrats 60. He then gave a
general history Of the ereat Democratic
party, which had conducted the affairs
Of the Government successfully for
nearly two-thirds of century. He
also gave history OF the Republican
party aud its failures. He is one OF
the fairest. systematic and convincing
speakers ever heard, and his speech es
have great Influence in stimsistiag
Democrats and converting Republicans.
His speech has been the general topic
OF conversation among men of both
parties, and am sure it has converted
some and set many others to thinking
that il is time there should be q change
In the Administration of the Govern
meut. He has done good work for the
party aud made many personal friends
in the valley.
POLITICS ARE sUNNING HIGH
In Paradise, and the Republicans try
to put on bold irsnt. but they know
theirs is a forlecu hope. There will
be more straight Democratic tickets
voted in the valley at the the coming
election than ever before, ard l am
confident there will be no scratching
done if Democrats will be actuated by
reason when they go to the polls. Our
ticket fr~n top to bottom is superior to
that of eur opponents. so il Democrats
will du-sheir duty, we can elect every
man ON the county ticket. and roll up a
good majority for the National and
State tickets; and here goes for clean
sweep--suceeSs to the SILVER STATE
and the party. A REFoRMER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01
@NcERsIAN. IN PARADISE.

A Large and Entiassiastfc Needing
IN Grspgers' Hall - Democrats
Hepsfuf and Ker ublicans De-
spcndsnt. .a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Gold, Silver ami Currencr.
SAN Francisco. Nov. I. 1876.

ing, and So discount selling.
Currency. 81. 9l4.
Trades. buying. 80; selling. "a.
Gold opened in New York this fore
noon At losH. 0N
Sshn Lick Applies for Letters OF
Administration.
In Private Court. Hall McAllister,
attorney for John H. Lick, has flied
. petition in the matter of the estate
Of the late James Lick, setting forth
the facts of his death; that he died in
tsstats, leaving no wife, and that tie
petitioner is the only son and sole heir
of deceased; that he is now So years
Of age; that deceased left valuable
property, the valne of which is un-
known to the petitioner; that the petit.
toner is willing to act as administrator
Of the estate. He therefore asks that
tho letters of administration be issued
to him.
The Dead Cinnamon.
The Morgue was visited yesterday
by a large crowd of people, anxious to
view the bodies Of the anfortuute
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Last EVENINGS Board.
30 Raymond & Ely 5X
100 Eureka l3 l2s1 a.,s
172j Leopard 81 OK
90 Alps soc
400 Jefferson BIC
Si5 Northern Besle 28. 271I $50
$50 Russes 29c
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$50 Manbaittn 1871 1874 80
50 jackson ~
100 Mansfield i5c
.325 Modoc 81. 81 Is
100 New Coso "a
100 South Chariot 371c
575 Poorman l5c
IS5 on Va 52X.s3
:. $50 California 57t+ SO b30
GO Sierra Nevada III ~
: 800 Beleber l7k IL
..2l5 Ophir sly. SEA
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$50 Yellow Jacket EEK
;270 Alpha 45L
$50 Ii st 4 Beicher IS Az
90 0vernan 50
80 savage 1917
10 Grown Point i0%
4105 Gould & Curry 10 1424 BIS
1875 Union lzt. i2s4
55 Hale d NorcrossssZ
100 Imperial So 360c
$50 Hxcheqner 10 l5sx
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This Mornings Board.

l340 Ophir Sc 49tI
4S5 Mexican 26I ~
$50 Gould & Curry IA lEk
sos Dest d Belcher 46A ASK
Cos California SC !. 56s4
2055 Con Va 5fI 5l4
2s5 Hale & Norcross 3 tx
405 crown Point 90 1917
$50 yellow Jacket 2Ijx 20s<
$40 IulperiR $500 36ec
10 Kentuck IL IL $50
$50 Alpha As Az
sos Be!eher l6L
10 Confidence 10
635 Sierra New llX llH
40 Utah II Is
IS Bullion 3iL
$50 Exchequer 10
705 9verman Sl1, Sl%% So
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$40 Uuion l24 l2I
1890 Lady Bryan 55c
Az Julia z 81
6l0 Caledonia 81 9s
6S5 Baltinars IL
so Silver Hill .
$50 Rock Island
80 Dayto 5
/. 10 New York
80 Woodvilie l Il
20 Sheridan e..
60 And. 2
2I5 Florida ~
200 Poe 20c
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