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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

SOCIAL PARTY. There will be social
party aud dance al tho Humboldt House
this evening Gallant men and fair la
dies from Winnemncca, Mill City, Reno
and other points viii be in attend
ance. Good music has been
engaged for the occasion and tip-top
time is anticipated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

The CoLDEsr. Las. night was the
coolest of the season hereaway. The
Humboldt river is frozen over in many
places. and the leo is strong enough to
bear an ordinary sized Individual.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

PAY CAR. pay car of thu Cen
trail Pacific Railroad is expected here
this week. The car has been detained
for several days at Truckee, where the
paymaster has been engaged in some
kind of litigation, either as principal or
witness, we could not learn which.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

LEAP YEAR PARTY. - Arrangements
have been made for Leap Year ball
at the Oriental Hall on the 2lst inst.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

House FOR SALE. T.. Ragsdale
offers his dwelling house for sale at a
bargain. See ad. in another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13
its mellimuous strains.

its mellifhuous strains.
At present times are extremely dull,
bat we think the worst has passed
and We will be happy next summer
aud reap our long hoped for reward.
s. NJ. III.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

The Russian artillery are now test
ing new rifle cannon, constructed to
deliver with initial velocity, viz: fifteen
hundred and sixty feet in second.
The weight of the ball fourteen and a
half pounds. and the cannon weighs
but thirty pools Zone thousand and
eighty EDglish pounds). The Russian
Government Intend serving out these
guns to the whole artillery force.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

The GEM MIHE.-Cap. Comins in
forms US that j. C. Fall has commenced
work ON the Gem mine, near Comins-
vile. which has been lying idle for some
time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK KAPoHT.


$50 Mea dow valley "a. 2ss
500 Raymond g. Ely l934, 10
200 Eureka l51z. l54
$50 jackson 2Ns,
60 Phoebe 2
3l0 Alps
Us American Flag L
1910 Adams Hill "a, IL
$50 Condor 461a
$50 Belmout z, "a
100 Newark 75c
40 E,doraao south |
$50 Prussiau "a. 2
1Jl5 Leopard ID
2iO Jefferson IA, ia
60o ella 2
400 Panther rs. Ia
l55 Northern belle 81. 38
1880 Hassey IA. Ia
100 Gen. Thomas )
100 st. Patrick 81 32s
TO- Mansfield J.
80 Advauce 8
II ID Coso Con. "a, 2ss
$50 New Coso 2
1860 Golden Chariot IA
40 South Ihp,iot soc
800 Poorman S71&e
595 knickt rbocker 41a, AZ
44O Globe /
455 Utah is. 1871
2j75 Silver Hill Is, II
$50 Challepge 5h, 81
400 Dayton "a. 81
800 Rock Island AZ. Az
Occid n,ai IA. 4ss
500 Sheridan /, q
395 American Flat "a
7o0 Alta So AZ
500 WooiyiIle "a
$40 Mint ojc, 55c
$50 Lady Washington 2Ts, 81
$50 Kossu,h 80, g..
loo Crown Point Rayine SIC
100 Leo
$50 Andes ~, ~
This Morn ina's Board.
1895 Ophir so, So.
Clio Mexican 2U1.. 21L
s95 Gould * Garry II n, 2ls
1876 Be & Belcl er GA, 67H
ia { holirr log, l94
90 date q NorCfOsS oU, wa
ITO Point &c
$40 Yellow Jacket 100, l07
725 Imperial ~
$40 Empire 9
1876 Kentuck II, 1872
135 Alpha 20, 9Gis
625 Beleh 25A 359S
165 C1Midrnce 20, 23ll
3i5 Con. Virginia 457, $50
2490 Sierra Heyada n
1876 California o311f. 81
1880 Savage 22s4. 23;4
1s5 Bullion 56. 58Lb30
535 Excaequer Is, 1873
70 Segreg ted B-lcner 102. 1927
1916 German n, 1871
1910 Justice %
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

TIE Executive Committee of the
Union League of America met in New
York City. last week, and resolved that
Southern Ku-Klux outrages are out of
order for the present, aud that ficti-
tious dispatches of massacres by them
will not be in season until the Presi-
Dental election.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

REMOVED. The SILVER STATE Office
IS removed from Railroad street to the
new building on Bridge street, opposite
the Courthouse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13
LETTER FROM CoRNucoPrA.

A Rely to the Post-A New
County Talked of-The Only Safe
Route = Mining Prospects and
Balboa Yield.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01
SHERrFF's OFFICE, EUREKA Co., N.Y.. I
hLaau nLAI-A II Xxx =

SHERrFF's OFFICE, EUREKA Co., N.Y.,
December ~, A. D.. 1873.
rTHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT UNDER
and by virtue Of a decree and foreclosure
and order of .a!e of the premises hereinaf ..er
described, duly issued out OF tas District
Court of the sixth J JUDICIAL District, in and
for the County of Eureka and state OF Ne
vada, filed tn 18th day OF November, A.. y.
1879, in favor of Patrick Foley, as plaintiff,
and against NJ. B~orowsky and Alvina Bo-
rowsky, his wife, defendants, Tor the sum OF
four hundred and sixty-one 65-lW-sibl6 o,iW
dollars, in [ nited States gold coin, together
with interest Their on at the rate OF three-3
per cent. per month from the 10th day OF &C.
tober, A. d. 1873, until paid. and taxed costs
up 10 this date, dniing to fltty-cDe io-iol
-S5l 40 dollars, and the additlona. sun OF
ninety-two-;a2 dollars fixed by said mort
gage and allowed by the Court, as counsel
fee for foreclosure, with interest thereon
from said November Il, A.. d. 1879, at the
rate of ten-l0 PER cent per annum, to-
geiher with all costs that may hereafter a
crue, to sheriff Of Eureka county aforesaid
directed, AID to me delivered, / George W.
Gilmore, sha riff of Eureka county, did, in
mann r required by law, seize and levy upon
as the property of the said detenda Is al
and $ ngular the lnortgaged premises men
toned and describ d in said decree. and
hereinafter described. or so mach thereof as
may be sufficient to raise the atlo mt due TO
the plaintiff for the principal and interest,
counsel ee. and costs in this suit and expense
Of sal the following described real property
situated in the town of Eureka, County of
Enreea, and State % Nevada, to-wit: hat
~cartain piece or Parcel of land, or Town lot,
known and designated AS lot No. three-3-
in bl elk No. twelve IL of the A.. Monroe
Survey of said tow os Eureka, together
with all and singular the tenements, heredit
aments and appartenanees thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining, and further
described as being the same property now DC.
cupied by the said defendants as a resiience.
and notice is hereby given that | will sell
gaid real property aforesaid, at the Court
house of Eureka county, in the town OF Eu-
reka, in said county, OF the
10th day of %anslary. A.. ID. 1875,
The sane beng THURSDAY, between the
hours of . o'elock \. N. and ) o'clock ?. NJ, to-
wit: at II o'clock VI. Of sad dag, 20 the high
est bidder. The sale Of said real property
will include all the right, title an ! interest %
said defendants. or either o them, in and to
the said abo ve-descrihed rroi erty
Terms of sale, cash, in United States goli
coin.
d30td By 5. B. Bell, Deputy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01
The Ell Dorado Saloon

Win be under the personal management of
JOHN NJ. WHIT y. and will be conducted
in The same first-class style as heretotere.
JOHN NJ. NHIlTON,
dl5tf j.. :. WHlTION.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01
Change of Firm.

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO JOHN NJ.
/ and J 5. " hilton the FL Dorado saloon,
together with billiard ia bles and ten-pin alley.
In retiring from business. 1 bespeak for my
successors all the patronage | have hereto
tore enjoyed.
Eureka, Dee. II, 1875.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01
e

A LII THOSE VINO HAVE OF LATE
N avoided our place will please call and
ettle at once. After the 10Th of this month
collection will DO enforced without discrim-
nation.
nl6tf o. DUNKFL AZ 60,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01
NISCELLANEOUS Us.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

state Of Nevada. County Of Eu-
reka-S.S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01
NOTICE

VHE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i purchased the entire stock of goods
wares and furniture Of [ harles w. SehwaMb
in Eureka, and hereafter the business will be
conducted by him.
FRANK ABADIE.
Eureka, Dec. o, 1876. a4-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01
NOTICE.

COUNTY AUnlTol'S OFFICE, !
EUREKA Co.. NM, December /, 1875. J
\ The ds0n m III H. s5.n If state ate and and COUNTY
Taxes of Eureka county, Nevada, for the
year 1873. has this day been deposited with
the District Attorney Of said eoounty, Al d
that unless The Delinquent taxes herein
specified are paid to tho Treasurer and ex-
efioio Tax Receiver OF said county within
twenty days from date hereof, suit will &c
commenced by The Dietfiet Attorney Tor the
collection Of said taxes and costs.
X. l.. CHASE,
def County Auditor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-01
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

ER0M RUBY HILL, NOVEMBER 5Tli
IL one dark roam horse mule, with the han
brand IN" on the left hip. Also one lghl
80 win be paid to any person b irging TIA,
same to the undersigned at Ruby Hul..
dg-lm ALIEN. MCKAY.
, 1876-10-15

Frank johnson, and Rob Hook, the five ''nghty
S!n'ro'Fs Of the Monitor Boat Club, started for
flr1aAee Lake on Thursday morning. where they
tion-.
Messrs. g, B. George, Gerard Dunning Il. r.
Porter, and schuy Watrous are enjoying brief
they started on Tuesday last
coI|e1 TLof E " Barker of the Minneapolis Bnsine
sPgndins . hri ief season in this city.
Inc following named persons are among tho
meXe arrivals from the Centennial: S. B. Pierce,
ReMmt 9;ns spaulding, Leonard spaulding, and Eber
=, The Hon. E. n. Haines and E. n. Dennis, OF
tnas CITY, are the Democratic nominees for the re-
specsl'e omces OF State Senator and Representa-
Mrs. r; J. Hull, after long and painful Illness
nls9 m 9a Iuesday evening, aud her funeral occurred
The funeral Of Mrs. F. Il. Porter will occur this
attesnoon at O'Clock from her late residence
ITEMS.
ne 1aneral OF henry Glies, IN account of whose
death was telegraphed to Mondays q TRIBUNE. oc-
culteo H on monday afternoon, and was attended by
the N Torrent Fire Company, Of which he was for-
:. The thieves in this section have, owing to hard
times no doubt, become SO desperate as to visit by
night the residences Of ministers and editors.
For man to molest individuals belonging to either
Of the above professions displays at once lis limited
judgment OF what constitutes pccuniury worth.
Uwi9g TO the quite heavy rain which continuedto
tlcan rally vas not large; those present, however
were we'll entertained BY the Hon. Lorenz Brcn-
tano, candidate for Congress from the Third njs
trict, and COL A. N. Waterman, OF Chicago. Mr.
Brentano spoke in German, there being quite
number OF his countrymen present The Streets
being muddy served AZ barrier to the appearance
Of the Hayes and Wheeler Battalion, but It is uu-
dcrstood they will be out on Tuesday evening, On
which occasion they will be presented with beau
tiful banner
Col. Edmund Jusscn and the Hon. John " Lee
Moyne arc advertised to speak ut Scarls' Hall this
Saturday evening. The Democrats are getting
Watmed up.
, 1876-10-15

The marriage of Herbert c. Steele nnd Mica Am,
ra,ckcy tooS place at the residence Of the brides
water. on Thursday OF this week. After thn ,y.5
ans reception the happy couple took the tran for
ses;denes e. Whese reception was given 1t tie
Mr. s. G. Steevcr and Hiss Fannie Dav,,n vsre
oniaea tn MARRIAGE on Tuesday. The bride Is one
OF MllWaukee's finest vocalists ~ oA4o
On Wednesday, Oct. IL, By the Rev
asd. Mr. Vanson j. levin was married to Miaa is
Belle Morris Immediately after the event The he
hepe t6ev fSeps @ 9os Their departure for Green Bay
G. Chase and Miss Estcle Waldo viii tafe f5inse p5ace
at hanover street Congregational Church.
caTas have been issued for the wedding Of Arthnr
tfI ffIyas, 81 Wright Bros, and Miss Laura Butter
ne ae!a, wh!ch event will take place at the residence
societV ~ On Thirteenth street Oct 90
ana ont iew parties or receptions have been given
io1s hns partially accounted for By the fact that
the Centennial or elsewhere. ~
,,r q ttefeep1ion was given on Tuesday evening BY
sa,1 Mt; Alex Mitchell to Mrs Julia Ward Howe. rhe
Satona Mas re1y feeet e, only about seventyfve in
ON ON Wednesday evening the ladies' of St, James,
taoren ,I gave an entertainment at the church pnr-
aors. on Spring street, which was largely attended
and ana proved pleasant occasion for those Who At.
Tended. The proceeds were appropriated for the
oenedt ne l. Of of the Library fund. -. 49, '''
y IN honor OF the tenth birthday OF her oldcat
daughter at her residence, No. 90 Seventh atreet
sociables this winter "'o'9oAo
Society people are looking forward with interest
70 the grand opening ball be given at the Plank
tnton House in the near future. 1t will probably
be the grand event Of the season, '''
PERSONAL.
~. Mf: fayette Patterson and bride returned Mon
gay from their wedding tour to the Centennial and
Coi. Geo B. Goodwin has returned from his
pto'onged business trip to Washington.
~. l.. onngs Grand Lecturer F. g. A. n, Yor
asEons'n' lett Thursday for the Centennial and
, 1876-10-15
OTHER SUBURBS.


The Ladies' Literary Association had pleas
ant reunion in the University parlors Friday
e7cning, to which their gentlemen friends were
invited, and really the ladies had to admit that
the "sterner sex" made the meeting much
more enjoyable, and they propose to invite
them often. It being the first evening meeting,
the ladies decided to have it purely social; after
this they expect to astonish their friends with
their literary productions. There Was a excel
lent supper, and Capt. and Mrs. Sabin, Prot
Fessenden, and Miss Warne sang several quar-
tettes, and Miss Kellogg, charming young
lady from New Haven, who is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. John Y. Farwell, played a selection on the
piano With great expression for an amateur, all
Of which were received with enthusiastic mp
plause.
In the death of Wells C. Lake, Lake Forrest
has lost one OF her best, kindest, and truest
young men. Having graduated with honor at
Yale College only two years ago, ne had come
home and just begun the battle Of lite With
home, devoted father and mother, sisters and
brothers, and one who had promised to be still
nearer and dcarcr, there seemed to be every
thing for him to live 1or. One fact only makes
it possible to bear the death Of those We love-
the consciousness that all must die. II
be As Sorrows crown OF sorows."
Death is depazture,-no more. All
thinking people know this, and yet no
philosophy has been devised to heal the sense Of
loss; but after the first short anguish is passed we
are able tu appreciate the beauty OF rTelI-spent
life, and enabled how it may be better to die
than to live, aud to feel that the loved ones are
glorylng na yiralisy beyond all our power Of con-
ceptlnn. Mr. Lakes d2nth has cast q gloom over
the pleasant to"n. ont his friends hlve the infinite
comfort vi knowinr, that. young as he wae, he had
'.Iuughs the good light. = and died In the faith.
31r. and Mrs. k;rSc and Mr. and Mrs Calvin
Darand arc ~ doing the Centennial. Col John
eon and family have gone into the city for the VIM
Ter Mr.. s. q. Williams and family expect TO
spend the winter in New York. There has not
been 30 much excitement here for years as there
was over the election returns from Ohio and In
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
The foundry and machine works have recently
contracted to furnish l. 600 sewing machine stands
PEI month for year. This is gratifying news to
the citizens here itaugurs the success Of this en-
eerprise It is hoped that the liberal ap:rit mani
Tested BY the citizens towards It's manufacturing
interests will tend to the establishment of other
Ike enterprises and that the place will become what
= espises to be. one OF the busiest towns on the
Y isconsin Division.
MEny improvements are noticed the past week
The two~story residence near the foundry Ia pro-
crossing finely It will be completed aud ready for
occupancy within the ensuing month 4 new
, 1876-10-15

to take bis meals from the manctl every otbe,
ssenng. &c thinks the o'l saw. that watched si
Potts never boil, y il bn1 delusion and snare
| Mcs-rs. Winship and Il. G. Fish nointcti ont
the way to reform to nebrintesI and denravcd sce:
Mags in East Park, last Sunday. The illness OF
| 1 she hev , simmons OF henosha, prevented his
The wreck Of the vilas::and the terrible suffer-
ing Of the crew, full account Of which appeared
citedly discussed in marine circles here, and Can
tans Of lake crafts. who now safe it, port ln-
bonsly scrntch the back Of their ear when propo-
The Journal had q very interesting review Of the
Presoytef1an Church history last week, being al
most literal copy OF letter that appeared in FnE
PERSONAL.
Miss Maria McClurg left last Monday for the
East, where ahe purposes making IN extended
Mrs. N. D. Welch and Miss Ada Forsyth, Of
st. Louis, took in the lions at Milwaukee last
Wednesday.
Miss Kittie a. Dunconbe returned on Friday
evening from summer & visit st Fort Dodge Ia,
Dr.: Getchell, Of Milwaukee, WAS in the CITY
MIS-. Baldwin. Of Kcnosha, and her sister. Miss
Merrill were here On Tuesday.
". C. Williams OF Milwaukee, E.. c. sher-
G. H. Ninsor, II. H. Baker. and j. ". Hays. Of
kcnosha, were some OF the lawyers from abroad in
attendance at the Racine Circuit Court during the
Mrs. Dona is expected home from Philadelphia
about the 22d inst,
Mrs. Mllligan and daughter, OF Shawano returned
home yesterday.
Bliss Mary Fratt leaves to-day with few OF her
Chicago friends for the Centennial.
During the past week the Hon. II. G. Winslow
has spoken in N:hiteWater, Waukesha, Kenosha.
and Janesyille. This evening he will speak with
ex-senator Doolittle at Belle City Hall.
Capt. Vance thinks Of trying tho October waye
with shiploads of grain.
Mr.. Herb Thiers and sister, and the three Mcssrs.
Kelley. came up from kenosha on Thursday to see
the Athlete White Stocking match.
Or. Pennoyer, OF Kcnosha, was also IN interest
ed spectator.
Mcssrs. Duucombe, James, aud Van Pelt attend
ed party In the suburbs Of Kcnosba Thursday
evening.
Now doth Bones and Vaughan button. hole the
bnmmer with m eye to election results
c. A: Warden, OF Waukegan, was in the CITY last
4AeAoo"J' NoHYAL.
, 1876-10-15
EVANSTON.

So far as can be learned, MO steps have yet
been taken by the officials of the Northwestern
Railroad to provide their numerous Evanston
patrons with decent depot accommodations for
this winter. The necessity for increased ac-
commodations is obvious and urgent, but the
prospect for any improvement is dismal enough
to disgust all who daily patronize the road, for
past experience has shown them the folly OF
basing their hopes upon anything but the con-
struction OF another road. But the new enter
prise has good prospects of speedy success,
and forHs silver lining to the cloud which
hangs over railroad matters in Evanston.
DOMESTIC 1NFEL1cITY.
One family in town has Lad its full share OF
domestic troubles during the last six months.
The husband some time ago failed in business,
and has since failed to contribute anything to
his own support or that OF his family. His
wife, however, by keeping boardcrs, supported
him comfortably, and afforded him the means
for indnlgiug his appetite for liquor. With noth-
beer to his hearts content, one might have thought
thut John could have been buppy and a1niaDle as
better. But, on the contrary, he has, besides
being a constant source OF trouble tu
hl,;t biz faithful III l; fslpnn,ats, been in : the
pea vse Il i a5o he 1as fsf feF suppes f,s
Affairs finally reached climax Friday evening.
when be assaulted the sister with ths weapons Of
nls tEaue- al immense pair OF LAtlor s1eaF'- AS
result, he slept in the lookup Friday night and
received a long and judiciously- -woFded lecture
from Justice cuErey yesterday morning, after
shape OF S25 hne. The officers were instructed
to either take him to jail or give him m opportu-
nifty to leave town. II be desired to do so. allowing
there is one Ioater less in town, md peace has
been temporarily restored to cue unhappy family.
COMMoS-sCHo0l. FIEASCEs-
The balance OF the deficiency in the schoo1-fund,
by the defalcaton OF Samuel Greene
several years ago, has finally been paid by the
bondsmen: The balance unpaid amounted to about
Merrill Ladd, the other bondsmen having paid
theft share. The failure Of Mr. Ladd made Gen
, 1876-10-15

White responsible for the entire smonnt which he
has paid over in fall.
Mr. E.. 4. Gage. the Township Treasurer. has
just made the following report to tile County sn-
p:rlnten1eEt. which shows The financial condition
of the schools OF the town:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11

plates that the Government shall keep In cir
culation only such legal tenders as viii not
come in for redemption, but will remain IN
use at par.
Admiring the report OF AIr Morrill, rs a docu-
ment clear in statement and sound III all oeher
essentials, we have single criticism to sug-
gest which mas not appeared elsewhere. IL
discusses with excellent good sense the diff
Guilty, not to say imposSibility, OF accumulat-
ing the store of coin required for specie re-
sumption with volume of legal tenders eX-
ceeding $500, 900. But it then recon-
mcnds. "as a further provision deemed essen
"tidl to the purpose of resumption" grant
of power TO exchange legal tenders for 4l2 per
cent bonds Such legislation may be wise, but
the Secretary seems to us entirely In
error in saying that it is essential" to
resumption. Every conceivable result that
can be attained by the direct funding
of legal tenders in bonds can also be attained
under existing laws without alteration, by the
sale of bonds for gold the sale of gold for le-
gal tenders, and the steady accumulation OF
the legal tenders themselves in the Treasury.
No new law is needed, though one might
greatly simplify the operation. No law IS
needed to authorize the Secretary to accumu-
late large currency balance instead of large
coin balance. For all practical purposes, notes
accumulated in the Treasury awaiting the day
of payment are exactly the same as coin; 1t
will cost less to accumulate them, and the
effect of contraction of the currency III actual
use will be entirely the same if the policy OF
the Secretary is made known.