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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Mr.. whisshili hes given ~ the fol-
losing list % nance Of psrsons in this
State entitled 70 copies ot the steel en-
engraving issued b. the Csassnnial Com
missieness Al Philadelphia. rhess pic
,mes ere delivered to the share ho,dsss
upon return Of the csrti6caie Of stock. :
S,<phsn r. Gage. Norris L. Gaes, q.
q. Gage. r. g. Kenney. Thomas Csrsos.
Buck Dsvis. sam ID King. Geo. Tu6ly.
J. ". Hanie. J. e. Hampton. Mr.. } @.
Hampton, J. A. Brumsey, r. McNi,lcp.
L. n. Adams. n. KimbAll, Frank wasd.
Sol. Nole. J. n. DAasu. 4. A, Temp
kins. w. T. A Deal. r. c. Lord. 0am'l.
T. Center. Mrs San'i r. Center, Geo
A. King. Sol. 0rsss. Geo. w. Hopkins,
+. b. Atkinsou. Z A. Shuitz. Nssh
Stsoass. George r. Hin. b. +. Haxeiton.
Cohn 4 Iascs. X. p. Heating r. Bona
cepio. r. n. Nsrker. n. o. Douchsy,
o. q. Mundeil W. +. BiddlsuAu. Spiro
vacovich. J. h. Coweu. CT. Slsses.
John Lambert. T. II. RAistou. John
Giliig. X. n. DAeget. W. b Hickok, w.
A. stephens, q. l. Lammou, g. r.
Beardlsy. L. P. DreIlsr. L. Hess. II. b.
Holland. J. 5. Smith 4 Co.. Il. o .Dsy.
4. d. Parkinson. Ssm Rookie, Jas Kelly.
John Kelly. Tom worlley, J. Beer,
Baker 4 Co, J. X. White, K. Dspton,
+. +. Ford. u. L. Bias, q. II. Dana.
W. ID. Jones. H. b. Marriott. +. ].
Schneider. J, IL. Morrison. ]. l.. Henc-
kley. W. II. Davenport, d. b. Immell.
L. N. Stone, j. X Bradley. u. p.
Freeman. Mrs. g. s. wenban. r. sower.
Allen A. Curtis. Il. G. Langvorthy.
John Frost. Reese River P,onees
Association. J. G. Boship
George w. Conner, A. H. Rutherford.
George Heart. n. II. kaiss. d. @ Ferris,
G. F. Horn. Samuel McMaster, J. q Bat.
terman, w. II. Allen. II. II. Allen, J..
Miller. Charles Z Baldwin. J. 3. Jami-
son. W. II. Ball. Jesse T.. Pntney, W. u.
Plumb. John Grimes. J. A. Grover, N.
s. Trowbridgs, j. r. James. +. G, Mich.
ois. =. s. Lee. 9. s. Raymond, WIN. 81.
Lubbock. J. W. Wright. + Hamilton, w.
n. Bishop, A. u. Hunt, @. W. Leach,
George c. johnson. Anthony Fox. G.
II. SHEPPARD. w. l.. Ross. A. C. Cleve-
land, Vim. Thompson, A, II. Bladsu, X,
s. Clspp. Simon Ogg. NJ. q. Andrews,
Thomas Wren. A. J. Blair. James A.
Rigby. George w. Muller, John g. Fox.
L. J. Edwards, Joe Ro~enstock, J. IL
Martin. II. d. Chamberiin, James
Frazer. John Kosssr. SletefeIdt Furnace
Company. w. II. Miller. Total No. oil
certificates, l37, total number OF shares
Of stock, 1853.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
mOTEl. ARRIVALS.


There will bs . good deal Of wearing
Of the green to-day. . good deal Of Irish
ardor exhibited. and . good deal Of
glorihsstion over The vaior Of tho brave
sons Of Erin. wherever any
natives Of the Green Isle are conRre.
gated. II does not signify that sbs l7,h
Of March Ia . compssmiss. IL v snosyh
TO know that this 10 the accepted ami.
veruasy Of the patron Saint OF Ireland.
Every country has Its object Of vsssr.
alton In some s0st. In the shadow Of
Euglssd's rom snes. bshisd Ill that d
gIosioss In hss lines Of kisgs spd hss
yictosious wass, looms ersnd asd pys.
ticsl. the spoeiess torn Of Ming Arthur
OF The Table Round. Bviss~sisud vsu.
crates ths name Of willtsa Tsll Scot.
land ssvesss the memory q Robss(
Bruce; and Ameriea'O eeseptsa sobo6j.
a,est Of ell shse y psss ssd juse ssd
majestic tho very os6ius 81 4epobliosu
9ovesnwees. " 0sorgs wasAiaG1oa. All
thess ideals Gre lofty ono. -. PslSteh
10 held 10 high vsssss,iss tos ~ bessa.
ceues Of bic vesks. Ne Islsv shsssiss
snd bis excnpIssy Cbsisstssitv. Ne y
the type OF I'll that V 49, asd mosl I'd.
missbie In The ChrsssiAs eAassssss. h
vss ssli.ssesi1cins. vslisse end dssossd
TO he sslvssssn u seuls. Der lsisk
ir,eods. Ne trust. vtll Dad much true
enjoyosss 10 THE day's sslsosssieu.
Here. In our oss little city. The svsus ID
70 b. cslebssisd. ~ unlssssAs1, b. Z
ball ed party u The Arlisgson Houss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
THE FRUIT SEASON IN CAI.IrOR.
MA.

Some noiios Of The ioswssdnsas Of the
fruit season In California. will b gather.
ed from tho following. which 70 and Ia
Nevada (Cal.) Transcripts Of March IL:
We learn from NJ. NichoIson that The
trees on his orchard sre In . forward
STATE. Peaches. alinspd and cherry Tree
havs oil blossomsd. and youne almonds
a'e about hsli grown. There has bssu
no hosts 10 ipjuFs anything TOT the pest
sos weeks. end things look favorable nov
Tor couiinuanes Of scashsr that viii
nsturs ell the fruit that blossoms. Osk
trees around the ranch have ssnl ont
youug ssoots already ~ long ~ mans
sfm. " ss ieeq = hey opnesslly Gro 10
June. Mr.. Nicholson 10 pruning bis
essss ysry closely this yses. Ia. hss
easusd sAst COR other ore dlsls ouchl
V. tibet 6ns fruit anls ready market.
While inferior qsslity 10 almost worth.
l~s. Clpss pruning vii csvsc les fruit
70 grow on trees. bat Il VII bs large,
ssd OF better quality. The Chapman
orchard seeos ID b ID . Ioeallsy oImos,
isse IRON frost. sed even u cold veolhsr
dos cons ny and By. the proprietor 81.
psses v ~ COED esep. TIE "a ssou
70 BOZ sbout dIspossd a. Ne. Nieho}.
zoe hss only s6oat sls tens a epujsu
lett, and vsll hsvs % dinsslsy O. 4sd.
leg ready market Toe them. ~ ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Csracn AND Joxss' Last PAnry. =
The lest u thsIs ssssss u bsiIlisss asd
ssccssssui parties oil b given shls eve
ring d The Thsssss " Msssss. Church
4 Jcuss. Dout@lsss cor bell. eolss
friends stll Improve eAts oppessssisy 10
1sjsb ny tbses ssssoo's soessueus. We
hops % - Aees sseelleus 0usicisus
end unsurpassed bsil.foo0 osusgess 70.
tara here With smother dssslas sesson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

mermeWg Heard
ophir So a, sso- zsa.. sa,~ 49,, ios .,5s los
"a BIO - ED. b5
Gould ann Curry sses 1881. ioO- Is, Css IL.
Best and Beleher sos Dsi isos 81
Con Virginia 7l0s $50 2l0s az, icls AZ b5
5Ds 4J4 bio. loss i3a4. it5s 81. so
Savage 3As ~
Choilar l2ls tG
Hale and Norcross 1905 81, IS s
Crown Point 25ss .. 2s,s ~. aos ~
Yellow Jacket ysSs l2i.. To- II
Imperial aln ~ 5oc, ts5s 81 sjr, gSes 81 Sc
bio
keniuck rs az
Alpha IS i75+, rs III.
Belcher isos w, 1855 6',, 2o,s Grs
Confidence los ~, los ~
sierra Nevada ssos 5s4, 2Ss 5as, rs 81. BIS,
.Os ID
Utah ajs lsZ
Bullion t;aks 1881 4H
Eschequer il0s 81
Overnan lcI gsf2. s~ %. csos -, 7o~ 7o,l.
So y 100 sos so bs, a's 7iH, 5ss 70, los
Justice aus las4, 20. i.'s, t)eS isss
Union Con 1855 =, 10ss ~, a,s 4, i2js 81.
Lady Bryan Sc0s &c, zoos lee
julia ii0S ~ ajc
Caledonia isios 5, zoos $ bso, SIS ri, rs ~
Baltimore a0S ~ roc, Dos 81 3Sc
silver I'm SIS 55zz. s0s6
New York Con sis Go.
Phil sheridan Sos so, EOS =
Woodvilie los ssc
Lady Washington aos. s. &c, aOe- - sc,
Andes ass 81 Toe
Ward 1905 SIC
l,eviathan Sos 46c
North Con Virginia 2sos soc
Trojan zoos 81 &c. i4ds,s "a. zoos 81 ?nc
Evenias Report.
Eureka Con 17os II
Alps lbiUs 81 900, 20is 81 3sc
Rye Patch 925s 8, IN, 81 lUc
Leopard ISIS AZ, l5O> W
Panther ,Ow Asr, IeO~ iOc
Northern Belle i0Os rs
Gen Thomas 2Sjs 3Dc
Manhattan laos SIS, As ssss,. HOS 81, 7oOs
Modock 5is ~, ss 4, ecc, l7os 3, COS 81 &c
5os g Sc, loos 80 soc
Coso Con I05t,s 2Dc. Sos i5c
Golden Chariot Ga 81 ?Gc, ?2ss r..
Leeds 4jOs 3
Harrisburg zoos Csc
overfnan It's " s:s, i0es ssis so, zoos On so
lbs ss1S, sss 6ss., IS, 10, ias ~. ?o5. 70
Crown Point SOS y
Utah Sos Is b5
Caledonia SJ@ 7H
Best and Betcher 1905 pi
Con virginia LOS 49,, JOS 49, bi. 5os ~.
Belcher zoos 7, DIS 81
Yellow Jacket 3Ds i3s, 3l,s II
sierra Nevada xJ0s ~
Gould and Curry Us. i25., soos las.
California 1873 s5l4, icos i5is bio
Justice SIS t2ia
Bullion iOs l6las, ll0s 1917
After ehe Board.
Mexican IL bid, IT.. asked
Gould and Curry l25s bid, 10 q, 17rz
Hale and Sorcross bid, ~ asked
Yellow Jacket u bid. ~. asked
Ophir ~. bid, iaskcd
Con Virginia AZ bid, asil asked
savage !, bid, Is asked
Mahattan 81 bid
Modoc So Nc bid
Crown Point Y bid
Overnan 6sl bid, 20 nsked
Imperial 81 90 bid, 81 &c asked
Northern Belle 2i9i bid
Bullion 1871 bid, 10Y asked
Chollar M bid, 81 & asked
Justice i2is asked
Caledoniaf' asked
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

An ADDITION or New BUILDING !:
WHICH ..-ln noticing the school tax
advertisement which appears in the
APPEAL, We mooted the question a few
days ago of building Independent, school
buildings at either end OF the town in
place OF an enlargement OF the presep,
structure. The Trustees (aad ws greatly
respect their judgement, y are OF the
opinion that the building OF the addition
- the better. because the less expensive
course. But o. will b seen by post.
script to their tax advertisement, they
propose TO invite the taxpayers 10 indi.
cate their preference in tho matter.
picdglng themselves 10 DO governed by
tho opinions thus elected. This IL.
certainly. very fair way VI disposise
Of the question aud Que which ought 10
give entire satisfaction 10 all concerned.
BrrTER.-Dahl. the man mentioned
IN yesterdays APPEAL as having been SO.
riously injured while pruning tree, was
reported IS exhibiting symptoms. yes.
terdsy. which make his case more hope.
ful. II was at first considered certain
that tho base OF the skull was fractured.
There are reasons for a more favorable
conclusion, nov, We believe. This IN.
fortunate man IL represented 70 rs ~ .
Dad Fellow. II be belongs to thu, order
Is ha not . proper subject for attention
from members thereof?
FAREWELL PAErY. Church 4 Jones
have secured Thca,or Hall. aud will on
Saturday evening next give their faro.
we'll party. A canvass will be spread
over the fioov. and all tho latest dances
VIII TO introduced. together wi,h nsw
AMI entertaining music. Tickets, for
gentlemen, 81; ladies' free.
"BrLLDosEns" This IL the name
which Bosco says has been given to
some new style. broad brimmel, hiph
csowned felt bats which. vith other
varieties Of Soring hssd.geas came 70
his order yesterday.
Strawberries have made their appear.
ancs In our market. II II bad enough
thus 10 force the season: bot sis bits 4
pound. these bard times. 10 flying 10 the
fscs Of Providence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

LSoS's KAraARos mAkcs beautiful. giossy,
luxnriant hair: prevents it, falling out or turn.
my gray. IL has stood the test Of % years. Il
ehsriningiy pcrfumed. aud In. NO rival.
my7isod- wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-.
stores the complexion removes frrcki-s. tan
and sallowness: makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot b detected.
my7icod- wfs-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Highest and lowest Thermometer for
last "a hours. ending March Is. > ?. NJ.
Highest thermometer. ... 20 degrees
Lowest thermousser. ..... 2s degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

II soc0aD SUDsCsAL ussTusCT
tlD 0s1ess e ~ es1sss q Tiusnsa 49,.
Ss:sssa; -xo:,cs e hsrssz rvss shel vnlDAV
eoe4 ee2 3 - Ueesuasy 1sg0s 1g1S, - ~
Cewss - ~ ODose.eos0 tA&seue - oaGup0
~. eesee! 80 sssas saoe.ssid. have tsss q.
vii ~ ~ TAaesS aksrAsn, dscsesS. ~
l0 eeesseo eAs psoitea u Edwin 4. shssmsn
- lsssssv ssseon.eoeasys vhre - uhaes go
pesson ineessaesi ~ spp~as end cpuasse he
March .. 1911.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

TIE ssnsiss q Msulds Hesos. ~
setssss. vsss barred ssen ''TAs LIssle
csssch Round The cossss" o. sssday
lest. The 18th Inst. Lester Wsllseb.
John Bsoushsn and z. A. soshesp we're
among the rslIbesress.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
0IA1e Of Wn. pAIIeaSou.
0ecfASeO.

NOr1C9 TO CaRnuTOas.
49,! = ~ ' &, ~ @l;s N 49, $780,:
der~essd, 70 Ne cs~uAtscss II. ed eli p>suDsc
hevisq eisias eesinss. ~ aid drcsespd. 70 g.
hlas H. vSnn ~ snneshs s1ses ~ oS1l
q the lsu o1zrs u z. n. N. DsvI~s. cvepes y
Ncssh OsgsDo 81 erne6p 0rrp0e. CseurS ON
Nsvsis. Mn. n. Nt'sdnOyI-
Eserntof q ~ lsss VA a wss. pssisspou.
decsas-i.
DATED 81 csrspa csiy. ssa y.bravy, is;,.-,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19
7Ae Rival Land cla,m.....

The contest of the Willow Point land
claimants. generaliy known as the
sheep war" was resumed to-day be.
fore Justice Thompson. this being the
fourth trial growing out If the Case.
The defendant demanded jury triad,
and as she and the prosecuting witness,
who is also female, had set-to in
the sage brash, some rich develop.
ments are expected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

Personal.

Judge Mckinney. who has been here
for the last three or four days on .
visit. leaves this evening for Churchill
county to attend to matters coming
up before the District Court at that
place. .Gen. l.. A. Buckner, who has
been to Carson on professional bust.
ness, returned yesterday. He reports
times very dull at the Capital. Mrs.
g. g. Berry, who lett for California
some three weeks ago in response 70 4
telegram informing her Of the illness of
her father, returned yesterday. She
reached her parents home after the
funeral OF her father had taken place
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

A correspondent at Paradise writes
that. the village streets have been
named Tildsn and Hendricks. after the
men who were elected President and
Vice President last November.
A foe, blacksmith shep % being
erected on Hendricks street south of
the Changers Hall.
Every day when We hear the Jingle
of bells or the crack of the ,eamsters
whip, the citizens leok for the arrival
Of new goods for the new stere Ia
Changers Hall.
Two hotels are running In fall blast
and furnish square meals at all hours.
DIR. Clark who has been with as for
! the last four months is getting ready to
leave. Many regret this decision Of
his, for he has been very successful as
a physician since he came here, bat we
can do no more than take him by the
hand and regret his departure. wishiog
him pleasant journey.
The wheat and barley look well, in
fact as fine as could be expected. and
many of the farmers anticipate good
crops. 1t rains as I write. and the
farmers are coming into town looking
happy and smiling all over. Some say
wheat will be Eve cents next fad. aud
Brick" said the other day that he
knew very well that as soon as the
army Was withdrawn from the South
and the Nation allowed to breathe free
~ in by gone days under the OLD
Democratic rnfe, that it would rain
We feel thankful to Hayes for what he
has done. and nearly all the Republic
Cans join as in doing so. There are
four or Ave Radicals. however. who
accuse him of carrying out the Tilden
platform. They cannot comprehend
bis motives and accuse him of forsake-
ing the Republican party and it's
principles as expounded by Blaine
& Co.
The Democracy of the valley do not
endorse the illegal manner IN which
Hayes was made President. but they
do give him credit for pursuing the
Democratic policy. and thinking more
of the country than he does of party.
OBSERVER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

Samples of the coal recently dis
covered by prospertor named Young,
eight miles northeast of Palisade, sent
here for ahalssisto David Van Lennep,
contained 30 per cent. of bituninous
coal. j. N. Hill, agent of the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad. who 10 interest
ed In the mine. writes that thew ara
now sinking a shaft on the vein. and
'he prospects are favorable for q good
mine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19
DICK IcRUms'si nEAUB.
Soxns Ktstakes Corrected - Lines
written by Him bef0re He Sired
tlsss fssaaf shot.

SONS pftstakes Corrected - Lines
written by Him before He Sired
thss ftstai shot ~ ~
REBEL CREEK, May II, 1877
Ed. s1LyER STATE; On reading the
account of the death of X. Fl. Crump
in the Silver STATE l notice that your
corrsspoadruF mas made some mis-
takes which would like you to cor
rect.
Crump was not wela for over a
meath before he started with the cattle,
sDd he kept getting worse from the
t.sae we left McDermit. The news OF
Taylor Hardin's death reached us at
Oregon canyon, rs miles this side of
JaDi,ier Lake. Crump was greatly
chaagrd from the time we heard that
news. aud scarcely ever said any thing,
unieSs it was ~ speak of Hardin g
death. When We left him ut Juniper
he sad he woaid return to McOermit
the n.xt day it be dsdn't get better, but
Tor some cause he did net. The day
sfter we got to the ranch with the cat
tie trauk, Fate came in from Juniper
and said th", Crump vas r. ting worse.
aud wanted az to come as quick rs We
could aud take him to McDermit. We
started early next morning. and when
within -25 sniles Of J1uiper we heard
that he bad shot himself. Mr.. Dixon
did not stop to examine the body. and
wien begot to Anderson's be did not
know whether Crnmp WAS dead or not,
| but stated that when be left him the
blood WAS gushing from his mouth,
bose and ears. and he thought be was
dead. When we arrived at Juniper We
barred bim. Ms modification had set In.
Ih- following llnes are supposed to
Aaye been written 10y him just before
he shot himself:
.Whsn fairer storms are past and gone,
shall auIIn sun send;
I cease to find u humble mind;
sleep Ii the only friend VI mine.
With these few lines I send my mind,
And ia 10 question you viii ind.
MY question is true. You will find it out,
Love IL pair without q doubt"
W. o. BABER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

Passengers on last evenings train,
who lett Eureka yesterday morning,
SAID fierce snow storm was raging in
that section when they left. aud that
the snow vas eight or ten inches deep
on the level. Il dsi
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19
NEAT SHIPPING AFFAIRS.
Refrigerator stock Going Like Hot
Cakes.

Refrigerator stock Going Like Hot
Cakes.
Last evening Mr.. j. Earl returned
from Battle Mountain, where he has
been holding meeting in the interest
ofthe Fruit aud Meat Shipping Com.
pany sHsseys the people of that Sec
tian are enthusiastically 10 favor of the
movement. aud are subscribing liberal
iy to the capital stock OF the Company.
All recogDize the necessity of aiding
this enterprise to the utmost of their
ability.
In this section committees are at
work soliciting subscriptions. and 80
faxs heard from are meeting with
tar success. To-day Messrs. Earl aud
Reinhart left for Paradise Valley.
where meeting is 70 be held to-mor
row In the interest of the enterprise.
There is now no doubt of at least ~
rafrisevatox slaughter yards being built
10 Nevada this Summer. but il remains
for the stockholders to say where they
shall be located.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19
HOTEL A RIVALS.
Lafayette Hotel.

JOS. GERMAN. PaoPRiEeoa.
3 b P Pi rec, Paradise.
II T BuTk, Eiko.
Len Harris, -
II Mac rh~n, Sacramento.
John Cleu.ents, ked Bluff, Cal.
J OBrieu, WsdswoTth.
II d Esder, =
GOV seymour, Truckee.
4 p l.. veIoy. Beno.
ID II La ham, Wsdsworth.
4 Railey, a.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

The examination of the Chinaman
Who peppered the head OF one of his
countrymtn With fine shot. caps. etc.,
a week or two ago. was continued in
JUSTICES Court yesterday until next
Monday sae nEn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

CALL on F. G. Robins and examine
his fashionable stock of goods. Every
thing kept by bin is OF the latest styles
aud fioest quality. No goods sold on
Sundays.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

THERE 10 Nothing MYSTERIOUS about the
disappearan ,e from the skin Of eruptionss.
burns, scalds, bruises, ulcers, and sores
thro gh the influences of GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP. sulphur is pot, Mt purifier snd healer
OF the skin and is most beneficially utilized,
in this form
40 RESEw YOUR YOUTH use HnL's nsrAN-
famous HAM DYE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19
An Umlueky House.

Curtis brothers house near Mill City
was robbed again last night Every
thing left by the tramps who ransacked
the premises few days ago was taken
last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19
Pleaded Gu'leR.
v. o. BABER.

Two yoang men, named William
'Bsown and Frank Leonard, were
brought here yesterday from Carlin by
railroad detectives Burke and Harris,
wtro' arrested them upon q charge of
misdemeanor. 1t appears that they
were travelling along che railroad aud
arrived ut the Stone House in the
night. 1t being oIdaud stormy the,
sought shelter III the tool house, which
they entered by tearing board uff the
nde of the building. They pleaded
guilty to the charge before Justice
Thompson. aud were sentenced to pay
a ane of % and costs or Is days each
IN the county Jail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

FRUIT of all kinds received daily from
the ranches OF California, and al
varieties immagiuable. e
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

The largest stock of white vests,
white snits, linen suits. busters and
summer suits ever brought to Winnie
muccs will be found at f. G. Robins !.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-19

Aspeciai train passed here yesterday
loaded with tea and silk from China
and Japan.
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n, r. Riley is authorized to collect and
~eceipt for subscriptions TO the smvEh STATE
IN Paradise Valley. B4 *
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ANNUAL MEETING

RYE PATCH CoNsoI IDArED MILL AND MINING
COMPANY.
LOCATION OF WORKS, Echo District,
Humboldt county, Nevada
The regular Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED
MALL h MINING COM ANY, for the election
of five Directors, to serve for the ensuing
year, aud for the transaction of such other
business as may come fore the meeting,
will be held y the Office OF the company,
Rooms 3 and No. 400 California street. San
Francisco, California, on $3.50
TUESDAY, JUNE 5TH, 1877,
At tvelve o'clock noon. The transfer books
will be closed on Wednesday, the y0th day Of
May. 1871
4 L.,F. yERDENAI., Secretary.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK KEPoaT.


Last Evenings Board.
NO Ely Az ~ Si5 Eureka l6
900 Jackson az 80 Belmont 90
al0O Leopard 1875 las 100 Jefferson 10
7se N Belle lax 15 I25 Manhatten7
100 Defrees i20c i016 orand ~
100 City Gas l06h lis5 Modoc y 800
$50 N Coso 81 IS Empire rs
80 Leeds soc 3s5 Con Va 251s 25k
TAO Gala 26k 25h 6s5 Excheouer IN 2le
1000 Be b .oyM 2O5 G Point s 81
1870 HANK 1900 ilO0 @ d 5 400
$500 Impirial SO % 600 Mexican 80 tsOc
7A5 Bullion "a $50 325 q 4 @ 4SS 4S0
rs Utabsk 62L Justice Ai0 as
40 ophir oA 50
This Mornings Board.
l2O oph.r shsa ITO Mexican 55h
1855 G&C5hs los5 .Bk b loh 1915
$40 Gala 26 26a $40 Savage $50 AZ
100 Con Va 25al 25h S85 Chollae % 1914
1225 @ Point sd 5h 10 Yellow 81 5A
1885 Imperial so 45c 10 Kentuck 26O ~
1856 Alpha sSA $40 Belcher an 81
$50 8 Nevada 4 l35 200 Utah IA
$50 Bullion 295 DO Seq Belcher Is
s25 Exchalusr 100 1s5 720 Overman 10 l0k
400 jus, ice 4O5 A els Union 245 ~
200 Julia Il5c $50 Caledonia ass lss
1880 Andes As 30 90 Leviathan 3Oc
100 " ard 20c IT'S Prospect ~ 35c
500 TrAjan 7055 81 IA LILY 66A
$50 G ?. iza a. $50 Mo loo 3A S5Oc
$50 Leeds 90c $40 jackson ~
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Gold. -iives and Currency.
san Francisco. May 10,
Silver 6 Ga
Trades 90 V6h
Greenbacks %
Colo opt ned in New York to-day at 81
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Winnenucca tio<es-

d. uENUUX. PboPhfEron-
Andy Eakcr, Stage GO.
Earl. Battle Mountain.
Mrs II Nichols. Paradise.
- Pablo. kSson's Ranch.
- Basco. - a.
-- Smith, Quin River.
G Nj b. bcock, Betkwith.
Frank Clnk, Mill City.
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10 OUR PATRONS.


A Raven, Bacon h Co., Piano and Q Howe's
Family sewing Machine. b,th iD good order
The Piano will be sold for $3.50 aud the los
chine for SIS. For further PARTICULARS qure
at Conxrd's Furniture store. aplS-tf.