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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

RACE. "A race comes off over the
WInnemucca course this afternoon be.
tween Montana's Nellie Reed and B..
F. Baber's Slim Jim for $50 side.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

RELIGIOUS. - There will be Divine
service at the school. house tomorrow
(Supday) at IL A. NJ. and at 2 80 P.
NJ, Reverend G.. b. Hinkle officiating.
sabbath school at $50 p. N. All
are invited to attend.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

DELEGATE From PARADISE. w. II.
Howard was unanimously elected dele
gate to the Democratic State Conven-
tion from Paradise Valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

For RECORDER. Charles A. LaGrave
announces himself MS candidate for
re, election to the Office of County
Recorder. Mr.. LaGrave now fills the
Office, to which he was elected two
years ago, with credit to himself and
satisfactory to the public.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

A LARGE THREsHER.-R w. Wood
received yesterday, for rancher in
Oregon, Gold Medal thresher of the
largest capacity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26
TOWN LOCAL NEWS.

Times are getting little livlier.
Since the last payday of the Leopard,
we see little more coin in sight. The
indomitable and energetic Superinted-
ent Coffin and the present Trustees of
the company are doing all they can
with good mine; but if the money
kings of the world throw gold and silver
in the market with rye, corn. cotton,
oats. barley, potatoes and onions. etc,
then where are you going to have your
coin? 1.-THE theory is correct, bush
ell of potatoes or pound of cotton. will
be worth it's ounce in gold, or its ton
of silver. They are working ITO men
on the Leopard now. and at the LIST OF
the month propose to put on more.
THEIR BULLION PRODUCT
From July 7th to August LIST was
$35, 900, and since then till the present
date. $4,000; probably the August
shipment will be 500. 900.
Our old friend Johnny Barrett and
his wife. are doing all they can to make
this camp, and run a first-class
boarding house.
IN OUR MARKETS
! find -four 81 a. So per hun
dred; potatoes, Ave cents per pound;
butter (good ranch) 45 cents per pound;
eggs. 40 "a As cents per dozen; bacon.
22025 cents per pound; onions, 20(@25
cents per pound. The domestic pro-
duct will be cheaper in few days.
Freights for Elko are yet held at four
cents--can't Winnemueca do something
better. The cheapest fast freight man
tells me it takes him three days from
Elko to deliver us anything. Tuscan
rora will be played out until next
81 ring. ). NJ. II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

CoRNUcoPIA, Aug. %, 1876.
EDIrcR SILVER STATE: The weather
is terrible cold; SO cold that it is very
chilly writing in room without fire,
aud were 1t not for tie principle of the
thing, aud that We are opposed to nav
ing
FIRES IN OUR OFFICES IN MIDSUMMER,
We would put up our stoves aud touch
the lighted match to some of our fire.
wood. From the north Of here learn
some cheering news. Mr.. and Mrs.
Storh, Of Bull Run, were ia town the
other day, and they tell me that the
crops in the valley there LAS not been
greatly injured. MIR. Cunningham,
master mechanic for the building Of the
grist mill over there, says they will
have over all average crop of wheat and
barley, aud as soon as 1t ID harvested
there will be good -four enough made
at Davis d Hams uni Oh Silver Creek
to supply, at liberal prices, all this
northern country, Including the Cornn.
copia demand. For all SEQ at once that
WHAT WE CAN PRODUCE In OUR OWN
VICINITY,
Save to the consumer the price of rail-
road freights, and the freight bills of
the teamster, and cuts off the middle-
men. God grant that the day may
speedily come when our country may
be able to support itself; have lis own
markets OF home productions; its silver
and gold production; its own banks
upon u coin basis, aud we shall not bs
subject to the demands Of
THE coRMoRANTs OF RAILROADS,
Who try TO make capital out of our
present poverty. and drain US OF every
dollar We can earn.
The BLUE JACKET MINE
Is working as well as could be expected.
l heard from there this morning. The
mine is being well developed, and with
their ten-stamp mill and working
force of about thirty-tive men, is turn
| ing out bullion that would astonish,
aud with present capacity, will aston
ish. the world. They have ore in their
mines to last for years, and there will
be bonanza there undoubtedly; and if
We can ever get an honest Congress
that will restore our cenntry's produc-
ton, we many have good times. Com
mon people, like myself. that do not
understand the platitudes of the pohti
cal demagogue, perhaps, may sometime
teach them lessons of wisdom. Nevada
proans! Its silver production pales in
the light of the European money
changer; and our raDchers, who raise
stock and agricultural products; our
millmen; our miners or prospsctors,
are denuded 80 per cent. on the re-
suit of their tolls ia this barren, sage
brush country, and yet we make that,
which is the muni6cent in the lap of
the luxurious world.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

All who are opposed to the continuance in
power of the Republican party, and who
will pledge themselves to support the
nominees IF the Democratic National and
State Conventions. are cordially invited
to take part in the election of Delegates to
the state Convention.
W. e. #. DEAL, Chairman.
RoBr. E. LowKRy, Secretary. jy2T-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

New TANK.--As force Of carpenters
are at work building water tank east
Of the railroad track for the use of
citizens in that vicinity. Toe tank
will be of 10000 gallons capacity. and
will be supplied with the overflow from
the railroad tank.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

PEEsoNAL.-H. X. Mitchell, who is
engaged In developing a coal mine in
Eureka county, passed west last even
ing. i. Robert Hubbs and Joseph
Reeves arrived yesterday from Cornu-
copia. -. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Abel ar
rived yesterday from the East. He
went 70 the Centennial and found a
wife. DIR. Burgi. who has been prac-
ticing his profession in Silver City for
a number of years, is now in town ON
his way to Virginia City, where he ill.,
tend to practice. tfr.fs4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26
SAN FRANCISCO srcok nserorsr.
Last Evenings Road

Last Evenings Board.
100 Meadow Valley 8f5n
Raymond q Ell,
435 Eureka III
100 Jackson 81
800 Phenix l SIG arfr9 a.
20 Alps 50c 8s&t.tf 4
100 Belmont az
$40 X. X. ~. 1m @
255 Leopard i11s 10X
$50 jefferson 5a
100 ella 99c
$50 Northern Belle 2lZ 2211
1875 Gen Thomas lT ~ b5
1905 Hussey 95c
$50 Manhatteu Is 15T
$50 Modoc 5L &
1000 Mansfield 25c
100 Coso Con 27e
$50 North Coso 24 21s
3l5 Golden Chariot 1O5c
800 Poorman 40c
IS Belcher "a 1917
As could d. Curry Is ISL
G25 Yellow Jacket 33A 3lH b5
405 Savage 81
800 Imperial 57s 81 b5
700 Hale d Norcross ll% 11L b5
405 Aloha 59L 59H
$40 California 574 5sM
230 Best AZ Belcher 40 475s
l35 Mexican "a 1871
c05 Justice 2614 2SX
$50 Exchtqner 20H 20H
so Bulliou 55
30 Overman 7GH
50 Kentuck 1877
$50 Julia Ss1
$50 Union Az
305 Caledonia 50 81
AIS Con Virginia 524 525s
so Chollar 97H 81
100 Silver Hill lOH
This Mornings Board.
1925 Ophir $40 55L
1875 Mexican 3fs+ 34I
As Gould Curry 1871 15X
800 Best &c Belcher 4S 4S1
4S5 California 5SH $50
1905 Savage 2I1s 2l7s
1l65 Con Virginia 59E 81 b5
$50 Choilar 99c b5
1870 Hale Il Norcross IL 12H
go Crown Point 1917 1875
675 Yellow Jacket 34s4 344 b5
4545 Imperisl 6K
545 Krutuck AZ II
1866 Alpha 62 60Ls b5
100 Belcher 20 % bio
1870 Confidence 20 20 bio
1876 Sierra Nevada AZ Is
800 Union Consolidated l4ts, 14T.
1865 Lacy Bryan IS. 62T
1925 julia 8
420 Caledonia 81, 0
100 Eureka lls4
Utah 20H
100 Bullion 5iH 81
$50 Excheqner 281S 2ss1
l25 Overmau 76H II
1915 Justice 291s 20
10 Seq BeIeher so
400 Succor Csc G2Lc
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26
PRIMARY ELECTIONS

To be held in their respective counties for
Delegat es to the State Convention, in accord
ance with the above superintendent, ON
Saturday, August I2, 1876.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26
LErrEa FeoM coaNucoprA.

Good Weather Crops and Mines
lea BuAt Ran-Ihs Bullion Pro-
duct OF the Leopard Market
Prices.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26
$4,000
49, ~
Distributed in Premiums.
TEE SOCIETY WILL PROVIDE STxHaxs FOR
Horses to be entered and
Stables and Pens for Stock
ON Exhibition ut
the Track free CT
Charge.


TIME Board Of Trustees will Receive
q SEALED PROPOSALS up to the hour
Of O'Clock September 18th, 1876, fog the
following privileges
1st-The Bar;
I'd The Beer Stand;
3d-The Restaurant;
4th--The Ice Cream and Lemonade
SITS pds;
5th--Fruit stand. m
elh--The Pool Privilege:
7th--The Music.
Proposals mnst be accompanied with either
check Of 500 or two securities as guar
antte OF fuifllment of contract in case it
is awarded TO the party.
In all cases the full price of privilege must
be paid. liz gold coin, to the Secretary Of
the society, before taking possession.
Brass Bands throughout the State are re-
quested to send in proposals accompany
lug the same with a statement OF the
number Of pieces they will expect to use
Their services will be required each day
at the Grand Stand and in the eve ming at
the Pavilion.
Board of Trustees reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
Sealed proposals Will be deposited with the
Secretary.
A. WISE, fa
President n. A. N. & NJ
Society.
j. Il. JOB. Secretary
au18-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-26

CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rops. Aasms, Butts.
iron, Anviis. Screws
cumberland Coal Bolts. steel.
Horse Nails. Boraz. Bells.
A sls Grease, Bits, Boilers,
t# Rakes, Headers, Mowers,
Door Locks, Betting.
Wheelberrows Babbit-AletaL
Wire. Grindstonef, Machine Extras.
OK YoAes, Barbed Wire. Staples,
On Cans Of every description.
Drills Of all kinds.
W. oodenware, Teakettles,
s-ron Axles, Cutlery,
49, Nuts, Pate mt Iron Planes,
Mails, Scissors, Wash boards,
Egg heaters, Tubs,
M-olassas Cater, Hinges,
Urn Cocks, Hammers,
Chains, Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Fla. Irons,
Axes, Pumps, ETC., etc.
Bay3 tt
, 1876-08-15
,,or., or have such advantage or position As to

i"sn,rc "usu, ~ v"t"rv' '"'r "a'" "'''""'"ho - f
'''sTau se'a. a,I ~ .,.,t,o vcs,crn ro,untctrs.
nesU ~ .al y - I ,,ssi ~ i,cttnr ti,a,, rrn,,
I1 nr s,,s T., ,snr ,f lii kiul. int enstrI,
tr "I anr ~ IN ,,'uInr Wc.t.i'jnt rt,1I,.
.,,a'a ti,n', H. s,m. sr,, ,,f ht ]urka,
a.} .ne5 wsha ~ w y, III" nraasl,, i,r he
ns '.n',t,. wi ny irtsi,,n,,t~ ntn1 the tnfcst
rar o,i, ,ro" ,rnmii hc !" nfnrn him in a,,,-
,in ,n,n,,,n,T viii, uniin,ft,t ,1isrrrtlo,1: hut
~ ,rn,lc m,nr n. vcii mntr I'm tIt.ir minds
thrt I';i1 n ,v;i1 coi} sln,fs lead L, xiii l,aus
~ ths Sns, i,,Irt ,,lnr: md ti.nt thp w,,rk cnn
i" 'innc fur slI with !, nrrnt saving of lifo on
imti IN I .i,rs. M "'S'' "'''' "e'~'''
~ in,,iann nrr MT af,nht Of rorularly-orgnnlxe
traf,,,s: md Il Mil rrultrc fearful noytnlltY
trinr Them In ttr,,,s t,lruuul lint agency, They
n,n n,.,s sfroi,i si, ~ '@'"'0 N'f>'
- ''''@'>' srcaEr, coscrarap roEs.
Ono profr.tivMni iniial,.fiEhior Is more m oh
ic,t ~ ,rcni to Them t,,a,i a regiment Of cny.
aiirr aairr ,,.n1'in ,sho i've in ncacceto pos MAY
shlnlx mn n dron,lful anyaac for s,,c!, s,l4gcs-
IH ttms ,M,t NJ fin Wcstcrn n,9thrr who caps Iier
nfnn, In ,,rr hreast. frantic With terror lest Ii
H. ,,,r ~ fr,,n 1te ''.1,rar. and bake alive or
, 1876-08-15
pOLICE-COURT CLERK.

OPINION or TItR LAW DEPARTMENT.
The following was IN tho hauds Of AID. Gil
bert, but was mt reached;
Yours Of tte 18th lust. making certain in9p!5les
tlo South Division, WY duly 1ocolysd They in.
/. llss tho Police cl.!k flsht e appolns Clerks
Of .he Nortl. and West pLys!on roltsa coults,
vacancy boforu hO cnis appoint; and, has ho tho
power ot removal under tho existing laws and
ortiinanccss
In Urler to answer these question. !ntellgibly,
brlof roforcnco to tho legislation upon thu subject
IL necessary lily thu act VI lBu3 Thu C!erk Of tho
o;s Sa1 H. R sh ~ ssr @ tcs # s S and s
:sP;olies. .Gourt Clerk shouli lnva power 10 ap-
" " cnane % mst bo nc necessary In Which sso
tho deputies were tn 10 nominated by thu r0tco-
Court CIetk, md conarmed by the Common conn;,
ok tiis compensation Of tlS deputies.
IN iSs tas:e as 1t o1s SfS f9art e
fy sn .et W. epa sas 10 "a
Councl pawcr 10 provide ior tic holding Of ro-
lieu touft in each Dlxs|on Of tho esy and to pro-
The Common Council In the exercise Of this
a.:sa ost @ .ad
lhi,O. lIy the formof ordinance tho couhci pro.
i,spaty to- Tor tis North bivisons sPoiieo Court, anl
by Tho lattot that i'rpnty;cIa 81 the We.t p!-
vls!on loc9 Court should ho e'ucsrd by tho Com.
~, ot opinion that tho act Of 1915 placed the
wl.|s nsttst ,s Of as 9psntsis 1t Dspaty
Ii thv power ot tho 0'nnon Cn96cll ~ TINT tlst
Cunnci could prayitir for tlsclr election by halo
n GsSns tss" 70 " ,he !e' VII ps.e4
l,einty, or lurmlt thu t,lork to nominate snbjsc
IL thu approval of tho Council.
Whether Deputy s1'al bo arintnlcl only urot
TIL. uutuutun Ut {!le Clerk ID u matter 4epundlnt
, 1876-08-15

NASE-UAlILs
Special Dtspatch to 9ns 7tibAnd.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. t4.-base-Balf-The
Whitc Stockings Of Chicago and tho Blooming
ton nino played this AFTERNOON. One Thousand
people wore on the grounds. eeore-White
Stockings, 90; Dloom!ngtons,2 2.
siss's;:;:; s$j; $j:st$s:I $as &
!sp<efus Dlspasch to 1ne 7rfsanA
rnlLAnELrHiA, "a, Aug. ,la.-,,rhs ATHLETICS
mae their two first, runs BY Fcrguso','s Wild
throw, Allison then taking The !atter's nlacee.
l,ul earned their othrr two runs, TIE lIarlfor1h
by vrrors ot Mcycric, Hall. and rlslcr.
Is;;;s;2 h::;;';2 $;;'':2:= :::::.:::$
Ftss iGs baso BY ertSis-Athetic' i; Hartford. 4.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnsl., aug. H.-Uaseball--
Louisville, u; indianapolis, D.
THAT AMATEuAGluh AGAIN.
CohuMnus, o., Aug. 1i.-Rasc'6a'l; cfnc''s-
natl, y; buckeyes, T.
NII1.lAtD2.
A very large number vi spectators, AIMING
tilr,n several lalcs tulufurtuhly hcated III tic
lAlcuny, weru prcscut VI the Dr1inswlrk Billiards
| Hall last eYshinE tn witness un exhibition BY
Alhrst tiarnirr, tho celebrated tErce,hall expert.
tiarnIrr Was IN Ills way t1tsnc iron, sa! Fralsta.
r.,, wlWre tu lelt Sexton, DAILY, aN slosson tp
return I" New fnlli sy why u tho lsihnlls, anl
clryrrty consented % handle the euu lar tl!e
s!!lsi! 4 Ill WIG nls'i spri'! ~. H. nIat' ~ y
III Cht.nsd, aud It is plainly |" bu sssn tle!t !e
In. sn.pruysu grratlyim gGnera! play. l!o u
hac;pltrr a1t1 accurate tta before anu tx-
ssseln!gly hrslllant IN ''ssi.:n a,la cxefntlull;
l'rnk FHksE, Ml p'Glts W., tiarsilrr w"sl
.asily IN twrlyr innings. !Ilb t'tghest rn ha hg
.lo7. rarLcr na,,a!r'' t. sr.rc y t'oiais. T"y
, 1876-08-15

MHYnF 70 any NHCu VEIauas luHlpaHJt u +olpo'~
lion desiring 10 tlo scayengcr wutk npon The c1ecn.
ton of a bond 10 the city by such acaycnccr IN tho
.h.n h' tws Te;!f' mt
may ie hereafter passed by the CITY Council touch.
With nn obry tie iiTscIan' md regulation. Of No
un,nt,ice of Health pf the city nsade in PURSUANCE
SIC. i. The cleaning, crptysna., and renewing
Of the contents nf rrvy vaults hhaf hs dnne n an
odorsss nnl, tnoaen'tve nlnnner in TIC daytime.
shall. wIthout lily intertapt!on Or delay, finish ZIG
as IN az so",i a s".ion Upon liz yaas a, when tho
akr., +, Tho u.e OF huckesa f9r feastnEer nnr;;
nit from Inc Commissioners os lIealta! therefor
by s'fy u scavsuaer 't saf1 be eovoyc beyond s
city limits In rtslt tanks Of vessels Anu shat1
b % a n e ;sssss f. t. Rst
and inotlcnsiyc Wien not n actual u';. .,..a,
ss No py sss, h, shs 91 iesHsn
,I,si IT, aui MT without permit from she Commits
ilnner Of llent!h anho!zsns the lang: snsh Cain
ns d II /!
Of tho ordinance slsall require. :, .,..,.,..
SIC. =. Any person WHO tlnla be guilty Of doing
any ecAvcugcr wnrk In tue City nf Chicago wlti9nt
1rst having obtained ccns9 therufor, a. provided
g! II ,hts ottnanss; shall be lined not loss than
sEc. o. Any scascnger who shall violate any
provision Of this ordinance. Of who shall fail 10
sngppi ,adc II nv tommi.sioncrs Of icnlt
s"l bs nsd not ic.s than ss0 nor noto than $s0o,
aIul shall be subject to revocation Of license. In
thc tllscrctiDn Of thp Mayor. -
src. H. Al ordinances, or parts Of ordinances.
conflicting or ineonslstsnt with t,c psovs.l9ns ol
thA oF'li,i"i.Ge afe hereby cspfSsssy Iepeaea'
srS II h.. Tass ordnance sha'l oo III iosee ''oA'
""o "''st Il" p's'ass, s,s. r,.,
The Committee oH Fire and Water Fcpottea
in favor Of tho passage of resolution In.
str,,cttpp the board az Public Works to make
, 1876-08-15
THE FINANCES.
CITY CERTIFICATES, ETC.

Aid. MCCreA offered the following:
ff[ease f[naeo onltssu INN 81 Ill Cosuc May H. Is
nnn " stv ccrt!eat an ths dssnostion Of
rix tarrn' nd thc rame s,e hercny TscousIdcred.
nun annuied, and revoked.
thn rcnnrt Of tha Finance. Comn,ttco of this
Council meas to liz Council on tho lo!h aay q
tfdjits fojjtuswt: 'o' ~ 'AA Wv ''
I'm relation TO- tha pfoyss1ns 10 90 maoe los
u ~ ~ ,tmrni of sbIcS M Ina bccn sfue,,
shown, thcfc Il now no adequate provision, tlcreby
eaun!ng AZ dshett 70 g.eat ,,a.s, a. 10 W 20.
yyona 'vv vu,r r:on,rnittco ara Of thu onnon
that thero !! no better courso tlian to classify
sach ~ III a,aa ,va VI
becn ,nale, tIe several Items should be paid in
their proper osdor, Ahd thai TOO. 1ust ~ slecaily
"a the necessary atsahsesn ean pt naae tos 's u.
hasmcms @ c3srn 1pes as.o;nhI1 @ p''' -
| 'tClass A ahnu!A embrace all intcfeat dnc, and
70 beeome aMe on ey p,.o,teS ~ IN ' r."
annfonriation and tax.leyy st 1871, uii accounts
Of laboters, and ohsr employees up r. e tie ceSn-
nins o. te 2osc, sa III ha .oxnrai n i onart
ments, ~ and ia. aso such lrtst iuuila and special
funds and unsxpendsu natan9es i OF FORMER hppso-
p.aias. u sbnuli embruco Certificates which
ClassA4
"Elnsa shoaa embrace such nart Of t!,e Haen
rendied Saanees o. oap m SUCH
.nnaf ,,y ay ~ t XII or r.coon,,c.
uny III Satandnr @ sest!ncates u ndebtonssa I"
tho city Issued against tho appropriation duly nao
mud fos Which she clty i,as Iueolse tho bc,ea', 1t
Tue earliest moment possible, an.s that tho Comp
on se!d csttcatea o. lnas1seamesa AG, fsn,
annually a. ~ sate u pes CUM 8sF h""ali 'son'
tne aa'e n ~ tnu'. "'as.'a' .'; .,, a =, .,, ,s,
,.a.,an Miu. A'eo's" "o'so 'Do pa'''s' u 'A' ts'
, 1876-08-15
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.

IT WILL NOT NE nEcossTnueTsD'
The Select Committee on the board of Puhltc
vvorks rcnortc1 In fnyor nj thc ordinance
,e,.s.,t H., na,r,, ~, ,ro,,.,.rrrp II. lntir,
aponsl'ps toe p's'u s'v. W., .,,',4 s,,.s.,sn
10 q Commissioner nt WORKS. l"'s olo'ha"e'
A,3, 1,awlcr unIerstootl TINT II the or,li.
r,nr. ,, ,ra. nss.ed Tint a man wuuu tu anpolnt-
nn"ce WI" p,"ss" ' s's ..,ss.',t.,' H. a,,ns.
~ VINO "oula Hot e''e "as'elae''oA' ~ Az oFp00
cd tho passage ot THO ordinance.
Aid, Sweeney Thought 1t was not step In tho
h,rrrt1nn al economy to abolish the 13oarsl of
pnhI., ,vort, l1r wns n onln,on that thc pro.
o,.n,'s .~,,,,a ,,r,,v In T., lin tntrrrkt NJ
poscu cnauRo "ou''l ohtJ W ~ s'o ',.'. 'seo4 y.
ecstatu Aldermen, who lad friends to appoint
Tbc reccnt abolition of the Boar,l Of Health hntl
~ 80, - o.r,,,, a1,,r,r,n
not been good move n ecfta"i Aaerh'a's'
who lad 1aborrd fur TINT change, l1nd Ills son
anpoEntel to posIt.on when la knew tl,at tho
''I Xiii sn;(t oIerc % M substitute TINT there bo
t,vn Assistant Commissioners; atle to bu Street
, 1876-08-15
ORDINANCES AND ORDERS.
LICENSING scAvRHuYns.
ALL Tlrfu1n urrseutai the following, which

AID. ThFoOp pFcscneed TIC t0l10wanE, WHICH
Was passed;
cnr,,any, us corporation within tic City uf Chi.
cugo shnl! clean or Fenluse thu contents " my
pEavy vault, except !M tbs manner ptcscFibed Ia
regulations, and requirements oE ths Commissioner
Of Health.
Shc., Any pctson. company. Of eatpo.aasloa paaI.
cleaning. ur 1rnipyuI thu contents Vt pssy tants
shall bu deemed seussngsF within thu A,cauIng VI
thia ordnance.
,6kr. i. M person.. cnnipany. Or corporation
sAal! exrseisr tic ouslasss oi fcaycnseF n s tity
Of Chicago witho4t hIst has!nY o9Iained license
Ihercsur. Such iicruse shall b. for year from
Ih7 ats ef lls issuupcs, apA sal be lsautl Ay tbs
, 1876-08-15

passage by tho scnate II the bill 10 carry the
lfuwaiau treaty into effect was received On
'Ciangu with much satisfaction. Several aiA.
engaged vessels In purl Will bB at ones chartered
lvE uunululs III account Ut luc4l rsauur!eA-
, 1876-08-15
PASTIAIES.
AQUATIC,

ANkU4A11Nt
Three Of tho crcws Of thu farragut Boat Club
met on tho lake last night for trial Of speed.
The crews were J, Z, Jenkins. bow; F. Has
hell, No. 2; E. o. AtofTat, No. 8; md Charles D.
Staples, stroke, In tho four.oafod rig Ada N.
Boyucn; G. W. Murison, bow; F. NJ. Staples,
No. 3; a. s. Porter, No. 0; +, 3. Carter, No. Il;
Il c. Oi!phant, No. 6; 8. G. Whiting, strosot
unil r. Il. Jenkins, eo1swnip. IN tic six.oareu
gig Bertha rnlmcr: a. Ogden Downs aud Charles
3. Downs pulled together IN tho donb!c'senli !
shell Llzzio. The course was for milo strnigi!t
street to a stalsc-boat ut tito foot of
Twelfth street. Tic rnre was Viewed by
large crowd Of Interested spectators, w'nn
lined tho brcnkwntcrs an1 tic shore. y good
stnrt was obtained without uiuc tt'!'lculty. Eu-
gene prussing performed thc duties q starter,
and G. ". Stevens was the Judge. Tho course
as fnr as Vn1l Buren, street wna quickly nNu
evenly rowcd. Past tint point, th0 long pier
aifordinE MT protection. tile water was little
too rough for fast tine. The Ada Boydon touk
tho lead md maintained It to tho IND, winning
tic ruce In the very crcdltablc time ut 0.ts3:
The Downs brothers calllc tn second I'll :O1, aud
tho sx-onred gig pulled up In 7:t5.
After the ciusD of tho raco the Downs broth
euntest oyer the sumo ground the first nlglt o1
smooth watcr. Tho challenge will undoubtedly
b. s0un accepted.
After the racing was over tho Club held tt!
| regular monthly meetlnE Alter tho uhua
routine business, osle application for mcmbes
| ship wns presented, uril ullcr tho rulcs -
| fcrred tn d committee. 4 Committee On Win
ter business {anl plc4aure) was appointed, ant
| tile meeting adI dIOurned.
, 1876-08-15

Huns carncd-Al!lctlc, 2; HARTFORD, I.
First basc by crtufs-Athlet!c, !; Hartford, 4.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. H.-Daseball-
Louisville, U; indianapolis, .. -
THAT AMATEuAGIuh AGAIN.
CoLuMnus, o., Aug. 1i.-lasc.ba'l: cincli.
natl, y; buckeyes, d.