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, 1876-11-18
AFTERNOON SESSION,

1}pon reasscub,ur. James p p,ot res,r,,a
the argument. lie aid the spirit T Of ths ] INV di1
not contemplate that any man should he ,lts
frailrlisel or [osa Ills political rights because OF
any negligence Of an officer upoyiptcd without
hts p.,pscnt. This wonId bc tr,. ,vn, n ,Lo
Judges AMI cIcrks were elected by the people.
" lien man went I" The polls and deposited Ills
ballot, 1t was not expeetel that 10 should remain
tl,cro ali day to scv whether the Judges Of
e.eshs eEossea ~ Ac ~" ana dottcu
a'l the "fs*" the clector was ~
be held responsible for every iufpymal[ty that
might orur, We might rs wul say We would
mn,ir WIZ IN usrnr,,tr II it, sn. ~ @ s"s WHY'S .
u,st nr',v,, vi n'ns a ~ III rTss!Pe, W anu ~ to
f t. Ia ri vetcrs !" ,iy u r, m Js s"' H.,
II, ,n,r. was IN In Et,,ts.n Is,v" % "as WAS
thn @ ,ntr TIcr sr ~ 'us nLa.u.gs 1a
Wen, IN }c rsp.n', ~ liz sf,, s,''. m
hnlI ~, SI "ier, nI NJ ,s v,i'H,.v sa sxt. lo
",,cstnns wr, ',c srttic mi 4 ,r', "Sn ' ,aS aMusS
II, III nsmIs fhnI ~, ,tss ~. ,.,% ~ ~ Ieu ~
srriain ers .,t,on ,rt IN ov Il w. ,S,a tn ,or
trr,1 49, -, ,vh,. nj. ~ '.tJ, M ~ "as .'!..a-
vi H. urvn,.I il w',s NM t,in..I M ~ fr" sauEt. r.
thrm unutM fr,,t,, n t"isn H. m i,ItnIis ,aa'' ~
isianIMto show I'M ,h W. IFGu & 'ro TO-, ~, t9eK M
tr ~ ma ,av ,v,s ~ IN ~. 1ua Gt ~ et
shat t"se s VII WIN VI" huu<, ~ ~ sg
ihs bsint.nor ahnmiy ~ a,r..tc,. an. W., ., u
ths law, ict ths ns.na,v n..er,ra IsH s,p'a'ea H.,
nmno,"I n,s',, ti"o,, pI"ty + Tt a.aasnsa sc! ~
d"wI tic urrin1c thaa N. r,1 Mn anss ns.!sn .a,a
considered WAS ir ri,,ht If tl,a ves anJ Vi ,has ~
In ul,,,.,,,l nI,t IN III, ~ .. '1ts Nm tMat
,i1"trJ ~ H.. " IN. Y,'r,.,',. Attent'ou was
NJ lin a,nt;.., ~ t ~, ~, .ssh E19m,he ut
~ shc noin,. ,nai, H. NV w. sy o iS one
rlsbt to CANVASS lie rrtu1ns ior ic ,a i" 1
n,i ."I "et naa. nau mot letnrlleu any
s"Iav. si"ss.. nui tno an' npa auy l,ut'opoKh of
, 1876-11-18

Pai!adsipAfa CrFst,poatsaee c7es<lana F7anGf.airf
dtlphta, this city VI homss mud benevolent lnsti.
tullous; aud mentioning institutions rcIninsls
me t'!at the William Pouh Hospital furuisAra
funny scena In tha struet-cur last week. Two
eleEantly-lJessed young ladies' took their seats,
aud Wlasn tue conductor talne for tlckets the
, 1876-11-18
WINTER ftI;SOIt,r4,
RAILROAD Ttur, ,tAv,x
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF 7PATN2

Eto,anaiton 9. Rsnrsncs .M1rs.-i s,,ut II, ~,
siyasaud.y sifn1sa Gaii9y e exss,!fj stesssI
, 1876-11-18

All trAns run vIn Milwaukee,. Ttr,ctA for ". rtl
and Minneapolis EoNd GitIlcr yta Madison sn Pfarlo
du Chen, or via Waftrt0Wn, La Crosse, and WInan1
nLTN0IH CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot fout " Lnse:st. aud fost "
, 1876-11-18

1ltIitn NJ .''...''. I'll ~
Sheffield, ...":. .....:.. ~ ri
i}Insf!,,rs; i'Ss;as Il
p1..er' n.. H.. 20 ,,a. a"en.s. ss...s..s
3 tbere ro O. is iss paSe y Il
eleven Of sne United sta!ss, Gf thesc i've are
Eas.ern s!neMMalne Ncw lla,npahiree, IT, sef.
Mestosn stscs.Ohio, tnaafa: l!inols. WisTon'
IT. Evht W hnso nm% onG ,s %nxo n,e ha
sr!, sisste. ~a tas pa's 'ts tsn s 'ss he
HnMncf OF !ihratiGs @ w statc* fank a. iollnwn
M"ssashntein NJ s3,t ls7 hnol. Il; Sow itan,nsh!re,
TcxAt saSh; zach In the 1I nH,be. Of volume. thry
.atta u!o, ooo; oh!o. III coo; iItIno!* ii, ooo;
SsU o6o 'iaS uvnee,ea 'a'oas s
sics wy wy: anu Their ANIMAL aSgfeya clren:
~ ono o. tass - l!'a,ss M r. T. New fgf. rcnnsyl'
yania 81 any o. ahe M!ad'e statcs; Thc tcpsesen.
sSe o aeeoat iof as hssus IL s ses Hy
or ing itatenu rent. o. EIncnti9n, n,..,.
IN , n nsGt sEsts ,r or ts ssntses sn 81 or Ams
uenee ~ popular objection 70 thelE inceptlon and
orsAnizat'un. ~ ENGLAND, however. whcro Tho
a.ochat echoos arc stiil nootetl. tho ea Of levy
inF tax ihf nc support NJ tlofafy ttee 10
eltles or ahctaases, was hpi IN harmony with The
,taatlons r; sud rublie nolicy " slnt people. ln
!sls, me xano EcAr TINT tho Los!slaturo Of
Maysf u Bo,isn passed al act an,l"risin5ss
he wy o. H1ston 10 naaIa.n a. ganss l'6sary,
~ ~; ts am =, Gwat,. memoef M or tasIaaent, m9ysa
aMlry Fespeciine iinlaslcs Such committee was
saiasl. @ a,1l Mr.: Ewafe wa appointed Chairman;
Aluch evidence was taken; report was made; at'd
rsos"ry, ~ asoo oli ,,w was r introduced ino The
i.h Hsa OF s GSnpns ,a enasng TOWN Councils 70 e..
States ny: repe ae snsei Snta
sifss ~ ?Fs%n Ts @ 81 m sifS M Moss !sts
I'd ~ a.s'st!ys wiz = 's y lis iS
~hcS 1t o. 10 and iIo. fo
% u ~ 9 snsy 5 70 sa"Sa be
later eutetmcn.s Of rarllamcnt met per-
iseht snehs, 'pR1'ton fe the
qner objected bccau'e 1t did not give sufficient
power. 70 form library; and l,o should object to
books: Was every publication TINT Iasucd from
the p'ean to he procured: or was there to be con:
that tho bill would cnabo d few persons 10 lux tho
and the library would degenerate into political
snb coI l.. M h91G tat ~ "tse
was. more needed by the people. ~ do not ltke
sspport S % Sesaaso ''T saw 8o 81 ioha ip@ss ss
sS9a IT, spo"ner sa sssss heo es
tlon. sI. lsoum!aii PaImor-snce the Lord Chan-
nome a sopusoy psee va a.
positive check wou!d b imposed upon tho youn.
ope vs:s as ssga whs tsa ss,sd @
thura were 1lS ayes md l0i NOES, Tho iii payscd
!hs iio.ss sf coanons IN July. md ths House u
THO Manchester. Liverpool. md nalton t.co T.
.''Nos WY
, 1876-11-18

t.'k occnalon ia ling al #. In The ptctare
of ni" ;a,s; AMsssan sdsiinn, wItten IN 1s,'t be
MGtk tnc; not Accurately represent his PRESENT
on,n'Gnf. S,t,s ,s,,. .,., =, ,,,,.,,,,, ,.,
lic lllraf 9: 10 which sl,al! dlrct sour attention
fsa!cS q tno KIM ana qnaf o. tne aaoks cten
tatea: Ineao oneet,ons whlch arc usually 5 maag
On an cntife miafoneepti1n ht sne Iacta IN
the case, IhG 9b5tItnrA 40 pot invest iheT;
feys" o. e G ea nts sI y a.e I
purpose OF ta'n !" 70 tnsnle! fcaans io5 AZ sassts
n ths eommsn!ty: On No. othss e, pfne'r,s woa!a @
na;.ss = so'nnssai,y k4ye Wy ,.ie i ii.e;e;y
catnfct anti INC purpose nt !Ae ilnfasy T. 10 te.
Tp Tslhp anu incichso y: tnh - uone y r!ae,nK IN
snrc and appreciate, and by stl!nusatins them 10
strat H. en rcnsr dar LINK M M T., cvcn & s a,
t1a eaa. mTtt commence n ~ 9"a sanaafa os
forsots ths nroaressr sen, ~ a ook IN lis ow
,.talr .eAa adv.nnr M N sa1
s 9oy y pSGk sf,, Or ,nd IT, n
mental novel ovcr which he ahSd lears IN hs youh,
nt oplGciGs snpEosgS thas ano masses nc. VIII IGad
Vii, tc on. r ~ WIFI b 9ay Msto t IT, M y
i sakGn eHns w 70 .hn Iii e!n'ce, !Ms! W. Ieaa no
0@oks Mhom ths 1aos ~ seaE nn y r.. oaeo MnI' H.
% %feaaas, adj % I'll asss ' Su''
lMe stamaatu M @ n,"tof.ea, !cen.,ea wprEh ' g.
anq ese @ .s ys az" r
sian q Sycr3 community Tim a'c S willln e ,., ne,
kmow.euRS Inc 'aei neh ooyt ~ saa ~, yonn %
sson. paSaa,.s o,t xas no nor!sd' even MO 10
nt Mas h"t father nn moss 50 masn n
ito naa 3D., on. what va tho reeondts; Charm in
isS% ~! ys ~ '1E' e. f of s,
M,h ''n,9sk.',g nntterca ss' tnat 4ecompsnM;sni;
eus - a not 1 nstss xt lSa son IT,, a;'y ~
ae'tsns aha astoaishnienl. ,, H.. .,.,, -,
honks wh,e nre tsaH hy tbs nabs IT, thry NAV c
eonSt better Than themsGlves and hSnc9 ate benc.
linn ts fsaees + ehfown ase
stlll lover In tho Hcalc OF mental and moral duse'
0paSsa not lament or Join in tho elamor sometime.
ss gsss gssss s S,; iii 5s
S sn ~ftsr' IT. Of nHt Sss a asGn s sso" n; r6s6 as
ls!s5y prS!s:ssS 70 ,,| 5s5ais III; sstus! eSsas.: e
unfold aMa cxpln,m @ ',atnrai aaws III ana ps.yscal
Phenomena, Fiction tfcaa theac ana oiief Fah'
NJ fnsa' sa' mos Spc az aaa o
III, fem: Mois 4 known to-day oi ~ 55istory
tom. Of Iesaon, f;Sn nth, the nosels Of sif Walter
Scott amt Charles D!ckons f!iAn from Az the MS
tories 1f those localities fictson 70 thc art ole
mcnt IN !lles9tnt1, Mslh lie most enoorlng monn'
ens Of Eenl.a IN thH ilteratnrc OF any people are
works 81 the t, .a'aetnation. a
IN SUD enat thete ~ much poor tctlon, and The
statement ls true So there arc many poor plctnres
uad puur statues, wtctcheu chnuips anl mory
wfstchcl plastaf cates That these production. fd
pnrchakers 10 evidence tAaf there arc persona Woeo
i.lca1 standa!d Of excellence u oyen l. below thcsc
feeble efforts. and they are etnrated thereby.
nat there asc noyels, %S ass told wIloa arc lt-
moral palntinas aud Indecent plastic otIccts. Tho
art OF ph0toKfdphy, ! I'M t0!d u tsl4hed 70 tiu
lowest purposes. Nobody would think Or ubjeGt-
!iLrariun w'G sh9nd allow an immora novel IN his
, 1876-11-18

CHICAGO. ALTON L ST LOUIS and cQ1oaao
KANsaS CITY & DENVER SHORT LIME,
Union ncp0f, Wrat S1lE, Ms.lsJ.I.st, DrjIp.
Ticket Offices: AZ Depot. and y. lslnIu,p.l.s:
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Committee on County Affairs of tho Board Of
Aldermen concluded yesterday to report in favor of
giving the rooms at present occupied by the Marine
Court the Court of General Sessions, in addition
other apartments occupied the second floor OF the
same building The old chamber OF the Aldermen in
the City Hall will be for branch OF the Marine
Court and the second floor of No. p Chambers srect
will accomno latc the remainder.
Comptroller Green again at his desk in the
Finance Department yesterday Ho has been Ill for
several days with severe cold, but is now entirely
convalcscent
City Chamberlain Tappan makes tn" following nnan-
cal statement for the past week ;Bdance, February
10. 81, 7437 25; receipts, $l65 l35 63 Payments,
S2ll 63l 81; balance, February % ST. 460, OIL o.
The attaches OF the Mayors Office have not been paid
for several months They have brought suits against
the city expect TO obtain judgment few days.
The Board OF Apportonment will meet this after
noon. at two o'clock IN the Mayors Office.
The special committee appointed at the last meeting
OF The Board OF Aldermen to inquire into the feasibility
OF utilizing salt putting out fires and sanitary
purposes will meet at the City Hall on Friday
The arnory of the Seventy regiment viii be re-
leased by the Common Council at an annual rental Of
ST., 600
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS.

Messrs. H. A. Philips Co., paper manufacturers, of
Duane street, have suspended payment
John r. Smith and Asher ID. Ensgn filed their LA
billties in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday
$2,31S 65 and their nominal assets 5000 5S.
Charles G. Stonehill, millinery, at No. 35s Canal
street has gone bankruptcy. There are twenty
four creditors whose claims amount TO SIG, 600 the
principal ones being Carissa Sonehnl 81 75O Janray
& Co, 81 255; j. Norvs. $1,000; Tradcsmcn's Bank
81 $50. He claims 10 have assets.
General meetings OF the creditors of Fairfield 4
Trask butter Dealers of No $50 Chambers street have
been held, and the negotiations for a compromise have
been settled. The creditors have accented twenty
cents on the dollar, one halt cash and the remainder
on time. The liabilities amount TO $4,000 Mr.. Foi.
SON. the asst nee has found that their had
taken SIS 900 since the lst OF May and the defacaon
amounts TO over $35. 0O0
George L. Burr & Co, clothing, at No 1SS Fulton
street, have hlcd petition IN bankruptcy against
firm. Tho creditors represent $l2, 600 the claim of
Collins. Downcy * Co. being for So 4Q2 S5 The liza
bhtes are $50, 0Oo; nominal assets S54 900; actual
assets, 100000
solomon Rice, jcwcllcr of No. IL Maiden lane has
been thrown into bankruptcy the petition of eigh-
teen of his creditors, whose claims represent S25
Ar Rice recently made an assignment to Solomon
Marx. The following are the principal creditors -
William G. Green X Co, 81 800; ". x s. Blackinton,
81, l9S; Potter n Bufhnton, So ISL; William smith &
Co, $l,9S7. Register Williams has been assigned to
the matter.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
HOW MUCH DOES 1T CosTY

To EDITOR OF rnE HERALD:-
In one OF the daily press Friday last President
Phillips, OF the Third Avenue Railroad Company who
interviewed, stated that over SO to run one
OF the OF that line. which gross fabrication on
face OF ~ for in hs statement he stated that
cost 81 per day for the keeping OF one horse. Now,
sir there rs not livery stable Keeper In this city who
viii not Keep horse and wagon livery and keep 10
clean Tor that price and have large profit Ia the rst
place this company buy iced IN large quantities at the
lowest possible PRICE and this company especially feed
their stock mostly on son feed aud very htte oats
scqucnty 70 does not cost mure than Orty per
head at ihe very outside ana the people OF this city
ought 20 place very little confidence what railroad
officials state Now, sir, viii state that there is not n
railruad In this city that their cars
average OF flS per day, and their receipts
SO mp 10 ta5 per dav W. ii.
NkW York, Feb %, 1s76
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
BROOKLYN CITY GOVERNMENT.
REDUCING SALARIES OF rmp1orns-ruAr nr

REDUCING SALARIES OF EMPLoYEs--THAT EEs-
ERvoIR AGAIN--roIICE HEADQUARTERS.
The Brooklyn Common Council met yesterday,
President French in the char Tho attendance of city
employees in tho lobby very numerous, as It was
anticipated that the subject TO bc introduced tho
vital of salaries For the past weeks a special
committee has been iaboring to effect reduction OF
salaries the several departments of the city govern
mcnt, and they have not worked harmoniously
It would appear from the fact that they
made two reports as tho result OF their
labors one proposes TO reduce the payroll
of the city about S27. 600 in the aggregate
while the minority report, which mas but signcr--
S5s 600 Alderman Fritz, in sustaining the majority
report, said the law prevented them from touching tho
largest salaries, and therefore they could strike
where they wished to- The reduction should go
operation March !. Alderman shepard urged tho
adoption OF his report the best for the poor. unor
tunatc taxpayers. Alderman Fisher thought II crucl
TO deprive young IN Office OF what might be his
daily bread TO appeasc public sentiment regarding
retrcnchmcnt lie in favor OF tho percentage plan
of reduction The majority report was adopted.
resolution was adopted directing the Board oi Guy
Works To instruct ct Engineer Adams To cause the
gates oi the storage reservoir az Hampstead TO be
closed until such times shall contain twcve ieet
OF water IL declared inexpcdicnt 10 eNpcnd
another dollar upon the until u Is clearly
demonstrated that the reservoir Will hold twelve icet OF
wafer
IL also resolved TO release the building al pres
ent used Police Headquarters at the corner OF Court
and Livingston streets, for year at rental oil
s5O00 This 81 900 year less than has hereto
fore been paid by the city for that building.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

About one O'Clock on Monday morning Detective
Price while in pursuit OF a in Schonck street.
Brooklyn suspicion of burglary. accidentally shot
himself in the hand with revolver which he as en-
dcavorng TO discharge at the fleeing man. The wound
Is dangerous Price says no slipped on the pave
ment and tue pistol was accidentally discharged.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
SALE OF THE PARK THEATRE.

The Park Theatre was sold in foreclosure ves,eraa,
to George W. Riggs Tor 81. 900 above ALI cnenmnrano.
ana PACK rents The lease dated March n, 1865, wa
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
REDUCING EXPENSES.

The ONCE OF Warden OF the Insane Asylum, Black
wells Island, yesterday abolished by resolution
of the Commissioners OF Chartics and Correction.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
HUMBOLDT PIONEERS.

BY order of the President, NJ. S.
Thorn IN, meeting of the directors
of the Humboldt Pioneers will be held
at the Sheriff's office in the Court.
house next Sunday evening at Z
O'Clock, to Eake arrangements for
participating in the celebration of the
Fourth of July. A fnll and prompt
attendance IN requested. The names
of the new Directors elected last jar
nary nre NJ. $. Thompson, James Man
Mug, j. O. Twiss. A. T. Gibson. + ID.
Kelley, George Berrott, ID. Melarkey.
Pat. Bell, Thomas Lawson aud Sam.
Thompson.
1t is hoped that as many as can con
veniently do SO will attend the meet
ing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

OILY SUBSTANCES ALWAYS AGGRAvATE
SKIN DISEASES. Ointments are there
fore rather hurtful than beneficial.
GLENN's SULPHUR Soar, which opens,
instead of elogging the pores with
grease. has, AS might have been ex-
peeted. widely superseded oleasinous
compounds as remedy for scorbntie
affections.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

80 Mladow Valley Ia
60 Raymond e Elv 9,
f230 Eureka l9s4 1921
100 jackson 4.
zoo Belmont 2 21s
40 Leopard &, Ga
$50 Panther IA ~
65 n ,rtherp Il lie A. So
800 Hussey 50 95c
$50 Gen. Thomas Ia
100 JEFF rs |
800 TSbo liz ia
$50 Coso Con. Zoe
40 Golden hariot 25s
ESQ Pnotman 2Jc
255 Imuefial ca Ga
so 81 yiean 32b3,
100 Yellow Jaele e. 80, 33b5
100 Ophir 5G4 561a
so Union l13s
10 Sierra Nevada 1917
A5 Julin 10 81
GOO kentuck l214
10 Best d B4leher 534
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

LOOKING AT MINES. M. Meador and
NJ. s. Bonnifeld left here Yesterday to
examine mine on the other side of
the river opposite Golconda. which
California men think Of purchasing.
We hope the mine will bear inspection,
aud that the sale will bs consumated
aud new mining camp spring up in
that locality.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

SILVER CRY MATTERs. Mr.. Taee.
Wells, Fargo &Co.s messenger, in
forms us that Court is now in session
at Silver City, aud that suits pending
against the several mining companies
will be disposed of at an early day.
after which 1t is expected nearly all the
companies will resume work.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

SHE was young lady from Chicago,
and he asked her If she would partake
OF an Ice cream, aud she gently
answered; =" Ii it's good. square, con-
fectioner cream, l IN there; bat if it's
church tar or strawberry festival slush,
count me out"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

COUNTY COLLECTOR MOORE and
Charles Stone, of New Brunswick, n.
D., gave $4,000 for mammoth OK
that weighed over 5000 pounds, and
shipped ii by train to the Centennial,
To show 1t there. When the train
reached Philadelphia the OK was
dead.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

john q. RHoNE, of Wilkesbarre.
Pennsy lvania, shot himself in the head
the other day, on the grave of his wife.
who had been dead year and a half
Passionate love prompted the act.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09
This Mornings Board.

CTS Ophir SCI 5651b5
900 M.xicns 32I 80
so Could & Curry I5H 155s
100 Best & Belcb.r 5fL b5 5331
$50 California s354 So.
$50 Savage 17%
go Con Virginia 1917 72L
20 Hale 4 Norcro s s 5713,
go Croen Point 1917
1860 Yellow JACKET 3494 345.
C235 Imperial 7hI0
50 Kentuck 1917 1879
545 Alta 50 591I
$50 Bpicher 1917, 1872
81 Coufiderce 20 2U1I
sos Sierra y vada 49,,
80 Utah 2o1a
80 Eychequrr 1872 1871
900 Ovesman G3 G.
sos Justice 2434 24zs
$50 Snccor G2Lc Soc
S25 Union liz Il b5
l60 Jail o.. 10 bio
$50 Caledonia 9
70 DAYTON 81 )
40 New York |
100 Occidental AZ
44e WoodviIIe IA la
10 Silver Hill 8
% Baltimore 2
zoo Kossnth size
80 Andes 27.,
400 Wells Fargo CSC
100 Cosmouolltnu 25c
100 North Con. Virginia Toe
400 Prospect 61<
200 Mint 45c, 40c
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

DRINKING saloons in Greenville.
Tenn, are closed, AS religious meetings
used to be announced in the country
" at early candle light"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

PERSONAL. - Mrs. james Davis of
Paradise Valley left for Live Oak.
California, last evening. to visit her
mother, who is seriously i'll at that
place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

COMING BACK. tie Pullman car,
" marlborough" which was attached
to jarrett a. Palmer's fast train. leaves
san Francisco to-day, and will form Il
part of the passenger train due here
tomorrow
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

FIRE ENGINE FOR ELKo.-A fire
engine aud hose cart for Elko
passed through this morning. The
machine formerly belonged to the
IS, OF Virginia City. An engine OF that
character would be desirable acquisi-
ton to the town of Wiuuemucca.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09
TIE N, & N. TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
Repndiat,ns It's PROMISES 10 Pay.

Repnliat,ng its Promises 10 Pay.
The Nevada & Northern Telegraph
Com pany. whose lines extend from the
railroad ut this place to Wala Walla,
Oregon, has repudiated its obligations
to pay, and will not accept its own
scrip for telegraphiug The wires,
for some time past. have been down
north of Boise City. aud between La
Grande and Walla Walla. and no 6 fort
has been made to repair them. Pre-
vious to the break the line, We are ill.,
formed, did Il paying through business
to Portland, Oregon, besides consider
able local business. In the last month
the local business between here and
Boise amounted to over $500 only
three Offices being open. A PROPOSE
tors, at Winnemncca, Silvey City, and
Boise City, to work the line for the
present for a share of the uet proceeds,
and time given them until next Mon
day to accept or reject it. The COM
pany appears to be heavily involved,
the line having been built exclusively
on credit. yet we learn that it would
pay handsome dividends on first cost
if properly aud honestly managed.
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IDAHO BULLION. - Wells, Fargo
&Co. S express brought down from
Idaho yesterday. one bar of bullion
of the assayed value of IS 500 23.
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A WOMAN is living serenely under the
same roof with two husbands near
Geneva, Ga.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-09

New BUILDING. Frank Naramore
has Just completed roofing new build
ing, which he is erecting for store Oh
Bridge Street.
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ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
WESTERN ISPATCHES
SAN Francisco. June 8, 1876.
The kifle Club.

At the summer meeting of the Cali
fornia Rifle Club. yesterday, It L.
Carson won the Kellogg cup. with a
score of 20 out of possible %. The
First Regiment won the regimental
prize, scoring 1856 out of possible 500.
Ansf-Coolies Armed.
At meeting of the the Ninth Ward
Anti Coolie Club last night, delega-
ton from another precinct was received.
several members of which were armed.
Attention has been called to the matter
by some of the city press
Three Days Celebration.
The Centennial Committee held a
meeting last night, and divided the
city into districts for collection pur-
poses The amount necessary to be
raised to carry ont the idea Of the COM
mlttee for the three days celebration
is $l2, 600 or SIS 600.
The Tlojnns
A communication was received at the
Old Board Yesterday morning from the
Secretary of the Trojan Mining Com
pany. stating that fifty per cent. of the
assessment recently levied, will be re-
turned to those who had paid up.
Those who have not paid up, were
notified that thirty cents per share
would get them out of Persons last
dead fall.
More Mud
Another assessment of $40 per share
has been levied GU the Bank of Califor-
MIA stock, delinquent July 10Th.
Dividend Declared.
The California mine has declared
dividend of 50 per share, payable on
the 10Th inst.
Hour Sessions.
Under resolution the Board will have
sessions full hour in the morning.
Fares Raised.
Passenger agents Of Eastern railroads
to-day raised fares to the old rates, I'M
der instructions from headquarters.