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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.

FENHE undersigned plaintiff has this day
commenced an action in the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District Of the
State of Nevada in and for Humboldt county,
against II. Wetherby and Robert 81 Clair, de-
PENDANTS, to enforce lien upon that certain
building and premises situate in the old town
OF Oreana, in said county and State, on the
lot Of land opposite to and fronting James
Prices blacksmith shop. On same lot stands a
small brick cabin, formerly owned by Slaven
& Eddinger. said premises fronting on Front
street. said lien is claimed under and by
virtue Of an Act of the Legislature of the
State of Nevada, ent tied can Act to secure
liens to mechanics and others, and TO repeal
ali other Acts in relation thereto" Jap
proved March 2, 1875
Now, therefore all persons holding or claim
ing liens upJn said premises, under the pro-
visions Of said Act, are hereby notified to be
and appear before said District Court on
TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER.
A. D. 1871,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. the same being day Of
the regular Octobe Term, A. ID. 1877, OF said
Court, and 10 exhibit then and there the
proof of their liens. Dated October, IS. 1877
GEORGE SHAFFER. Plaintiff.
A. W. FISK, Attorney for Plaintiff. ocl5-3w
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HOWARD ON HIMSELF.

The great Indian stern chaser,
General o. o. Howard, Of Freedman s
Bureau fame, has since his arrival in
Chicago night before last. got himself
into serious trouble with his snperiors
10y violating an established military
order. Envious of General Miles,
upon whom praises have been deserv-
odly showered for his success in the
campaign against the hostile Nez
Perces, Howard attempts to strip the
laurels from that hero's brow by
personally, or through subordinate,
causing to be published in the Chicago
Tribune u report mandatory of himself
rs au Indian fighter, and necessarily
detracting from General Miles well
earned reputation as an officer and
sol lier Tue acmy regulations make
this an offense punishable with dis.
,nissal from the service, aud Sheridan
has notified the valiant Brigadiel
General of the Department of the
Columbia. that it's repetition will be
visited With the enforcement of the
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penalty. Howard, like many other
alleged swindlers, has a few admirers
and defenders on this Coast. 1t is now
in order for them to come to the front
and find excuses for this last act of the
man, who, through technicalities. was
not punished for robbing the poor
freedmen, and now, through the gener-
osity of superior officers, escapes the
consequences of violating an army
order, to steal the laurels of brother
officar
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

TREAsURER's OFFICE. HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
MINNEMUocA, Nevada. October 10. 1871.
ny Office is hereby given that the State
~ and county taxes for the fiscal year 1877
are now due aud payable at this Office and
that the law in regard TO their collection will
be strictly enforced. On all taxes unpaid
at the close of official business on the
NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.
1877,
There will be added ten per cent, for delin-
queucy and on taxes which exceed the sum OF
three hundred dollars there will be added
twenty five per cent. additional. as provided
by law. A. j. SHEPARD,
ocl7-td County Treasurer.
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The WRONG SPIRIT.

The Territorial Enterprise editorially
refers to letter received from a gentle
man in Winnemucca, who complains
that convictions in Nevada do not
insure punishments. The Enterprise
says the gentleman cites the cases of
many notorious scoundrels who have
been saved from the scaffold and the
State Prison by the mistaken clemency
of people. who will sign petitions
for pardons. and intimates that our
Chief Magistrate is too prone to vote for
the pardon of Williams, and hints at a
job. already maturing, to save a muir
derer from the gallows. These asser.
tons are pronounced quite right By the
Enterprise, showing to those who take
the trouble to inform themselves of the
facts, that the editor as we'll as the cor
respondent, are quite wrong, and by
insinuation places the people of Hum
boldt county in false position before
the public. 1t is impossible to cite the
cases of many notorious scoundrels
who have been saved from the gallows
by Governor Bradley, as he is only one
of Board of five persons, in which the
pardoning power is vested, and a ma
jority of whose members is required to
pardon an offender or commute sen.
tence. No petition for the pardon of
persons convicted of murder have. to
our knowledge. ever been circulated or
signed by the people of this county.
Many of our best citizens are con-
scieptously opposed to capital punish
ment. except in extreme and ex-
showed premeditation and brutality.
They exercise the right of American
citizeus. by asking that the death SEN
tence in specific cases be committed to
life imprisonment. Are they not as
much entitled to their opinion that it
ought to be as the gentle from Winnie
mucca, who misstates facts to the Eu-
terprise. is to his opinion that it ought
not to be? Because one or & thousand
men in a community thirst for the
execution of a wretch. convicted of
murder. and gloats over the prospect
of seeing wretehed being swung into
eternity by q representative of the law,
it does not follow that the one or a
Thousand others, who have no such NOR
bid curiosity, should not have the IN
questioned right to petition the Board
of Pardons to prevent such a scene, By
imprisoning the wretch for life. There
is strong and growing sentiment
against the gallows as mode of pun
ishment for crime. 1t is believed that
it does dot subserve any good purpose
or promote the morals of communities
to legally take the life of a human be-
ing, and that it is relic of barbarism,
which should be abolished by en-.
lightened States. Those entertaining
these views, as well as those who do
not have the constitutional right to
petition for the Communication of the
death sentence to imprisonment for
life. and il is idle for the Enterprise or
its gentlemanly correspondent to AZ
tempt TO prevent them from exercising
it by alleging as facts what the public
know to be false.
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Contract to Let.

DRuP0SALS will be received until the
Il 9th day OF October, instant for sinking a
shaft 100 feet deep from the bottom Of
the present shaft on the Sheba mine in Star
Canyon The company will furnish tools
and machinery for drilling and hosting, and
all necessary timber. send proposals TO
j. D. tWLSS, a
superintendent
Star City Humboldt County, New. ocIStd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
a CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
,pdiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood, etc, 1 WIZ WI
sang ,ecipe that will cure you, FREE oF
TITSpGT This great remedy was discovered
nv a missionary in South America. Send q
'if.addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH I.
INMAS. station D, Bible House, New YORK
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

A FINE steel keyed. German silver
bound, double bass. double stop Ger.
man ACCORDION. one of the finest toned
instruments to be found, really worth
$50, will be sold for $40, at Uncle
Harris, 7O2 Kearny street, San Fran
cisco. Send for it. eW
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A Horrible Ira gedy.
PoRTLAND. Or. Oct. q

PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 20.
Intelligence is just received here of
the discovery vf the lifeless body of
man in the woods near Seattle, w. T.,
under such circumstances as to leave
no doubt that foul tragedy has been
enacted. The body was discovered
yesterday, aud on being notified, Mar
sbal Thorndike, Coroner Bagley and a
jury at once proceeded to the spot to
investigate the matter and hold an in
quest. 1t is evidently a case of MUIR
der. as there was large cash in the
forehead and another in the back of the
head, apparently cut with some dull
instrument. Around the neck was a
withe, tightly drawn, apparently for
the purpose of slraugulation. On the
right cheek the blood had settled under
the skin as from heavy blow. From
appearances, lite had been extinct not
longer than forty hours. Deceased
was man about 80 years of age, named
Henry Holkinson. He came to this
coast from the East about eight months
ago, and has since been working for
| Henry Watson, "A farmer GU White
| river. he Was recently III Seattle.
drinking and exhibiting small sums of
money. lie was also expressing money
from the East. and from these com
bined circumstances there is but little
doubt the man was murdered for his
money.
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Arizona Bullion.

The Arizona Mining Company, of
Unionville, shipped from Mill City last
night two bars of bullion valued at
$1,272 81.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

Russian Victory Before Plevna.
LONDON, Oct. 26.
General Gourka has won an import
ant victory in an engagement before
Plevna. The Russians were complete
ly victorious.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
A Russian Sortie Repulsed.

A Russian Sortie Repulsed.
LONDON, Oct. 26.
Sulieman Pasha telegraphs, under
date of the 25th inst. as follows:
To-day twelve Russian battalions. with
cavalry and artillery, attacked the
works of Rustchuk. The Turks made
a sortie and forced the Russians to re-
tire into entertainments at Ryrgos with
a loss of $50 killed and wounded.
A Winter Campaign Impossible.
LONDON, Oct. 26.
A Bucharest correspondent says:
After making a tour of inspection of the
Czarowitchs position, winter cam
paign is impossible with the existing
transport system.
Kars Bonn barded and on Fire.
VIENNA, Oct. %.
Kars has been bombarded and part
of the city is on fire. The place is
proyisioned for four months.
showing in Canada.
FoRT CoULoNGUE. Oct. %.
Six inches of snow fell here to-day,
and is still showing.
OTTAWA, Oct. %.
An inch of snow fell here last night.
1t showed in Quebec aud Montreal to-
day.
Gambetta's speech.
PARIS. Oct. %.
Gambetta's speech at Chateau
Chinon violently denounced the Gov.
eminent electoral maneuvers, declaring
that but for fraud and robbery four
hundred Republicans would have been
returned. He made bitter attack up
on the Empire and Bonapartists; but
spoke in very conciliatory tone of other
parties, and predicted eventually an
alliance between them and Republicans
when present passions bad time to
cool. Gambetta declared that the Re-
publicans desired order and progress.
They had no subversiye aims; he was
not an enemy to those who governed
France; he was an enemy of no one.
He exhorted his hearers to have conf
dence in the majority. which would
know how to make the authority of
France prevail without exceeding the
bounds of loyalty.
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NOTICE.

Parties indebted to the undersigned VIII
please settle Immediately and save cost.
P-0''0 Il. w. Lewis.
October 16, 1977-1m.
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T e l. : c n q PHO.
DISPATCHES
Business Activity.

Business Activity.
New YORK, Oct. %.
The Bank Exchanges for the third
week of October show more activity
again ia general business. though the
net gain as compared with last year, is
still smaller.
Towards Egotism Gets Him Into
Trouble.
CHICAGO, Oct %.
General o. o. Howard arrived here
from the West last night, having either
| personally or through an officer given
| out without the consent or knowledge
of his superiors, a report made by him
self to General Sheridan concerning the
Nez Perez war which gives a more fiat
tering account of his share in the hos
tilities than given In other reports, and
the Tribune having published that re
port this morning, General Sheridan
has called attention to an old order
which makes such an action punishable
by dismissal, and intimated that repe-
tition of the offense would visit this
punishment on the head of the trans
gressor, General Howard.
Removing the Sioux.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, Oct. %.
The removal of the Indians hence to
the vicinity of the Missouri river began
yesterday morning.
A RObber Confssses.
CHICAGO, Oct. %.
James Barry was arrested at Kan
kakee for the robbery of $4,000 worth
of diamonds from Mr.. Shay at the
Palmer House. He confesses.
DemOcrats' and W orking me m s Tick
cts.
CHICAGO, Oct. %.
The Democratic county nominating
convention nominated their county
ticket to day. Several of their names
are the same as those of the Industrial
Workingmen's convention.
A Lobbyist Arrested.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 25.
The Sheriff of Fulton county, Geor-
gia. arrested in this city to-day j. II.
jackson. a we'll known lobbyist, charg-
ing him with corruption.
Missionary Convention.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.
The Christian Missionary Convention
is in session here.
Hayes Explains His Civil Service
Order.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Is.
1t an interview between Pennsylvania
Republicans and the President, the
President referred to the explanation
made by Secretary Sherman in his
Mansfield speech Of the civil service
order; also of the course of the Secre-
tary IN speaking in the Ohio campaign
and going home to vote. He said these
acts afforded guide by which every
Republican could construe the order
and shape his course.
No Compromise with Illicit DistiIIers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.
In the case of the United States VS..
Pammon, Behan a. Thorn, charged
charged with illicit liquor operations,
the Secretary of the Treasury refuses to
compromise.
Commission 10 Consider the Electoral
Law
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
After the Adjournment OF the Senate
to-day there was caucus Of Demo-
cratic Senators to determine upon the
names OF three Senators from that side
of the chamber to act upon the COM
mission authorized by the resolution of
Edmunds, adopted last week to take
into consideration the electoral law.
Bayard, Thurman and Morgan were
agreed upon as the Democratic mem
beers of the commission; which will
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CHICAGO, Oct. %.

CHICAGO, Oct. %.
The Democratic county nominating
convention nominated their county
ticket to day. Several of their names
are the same as those of the Industrial
Workingmen' convention.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
Detectives in Pursuit of Duncan.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Oct. &c.
Chief of Police, Ellis, and two de-
tectives left this city three days ago for
Arizona on hunt for Duncan. Their
departure was kept close secret in
this city, but their flying transit was
noted by one of the San Bernardino pa
pers. 1t appears that word was re-
ceived from Arizona to the effect that
the missing banker was secreted in one
of the towns in that Territory.
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A Robber Confesses.

CHICAGO Oct. 25.
James Barry was arrested at Kan
kakee for the robbery of $4,000 worth
of diamonds from Mr.. Shay at the
Palmer House. He confesses.
Democrats and W orkingmen's Tick
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A lobbyist Arrested.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. %.
The Sheriff of Fulton county, Geor-
gia. arrested in this city to-day j. II.
jackson. a we'll known lobbyist, charg-
ing him with corruption.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

New YORK, Oct. %.
The Bank Exchanges for the third
week of October show more activity
again ia general business, though the
net gain as compared with last year, is
still smaller.
Towards Egotism Gets Him Into
Trouble.
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Removing the Sioux.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, Oct. %.
The removal of the Indians hence to
the vicinity of the Missouri river began
yesterday morning.
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No Compromise with Illicit DistiIlers.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.

In the case of the United States VS..
Pammon, Behan d Thorn, charged
charged with illicit liquor operations,
the Secretary of the Treasury refuses to
compromise.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
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and his household at seeing this popular dem"ostra-
ton under hcir very noses, is described az having
risen TO a furious pitch.
Every day that passes now gives rise to the more
frequent repetition of the question to what s to
be the mode Of the retirement from power Of this
present Ministry. OF their complete end rrrtrieV-
able defeat no ono entertains the mercst hao'" oi
a doubt-lcast Of all thcmselves-but what OF tic
manner Of their goiugf have written more than
once Of certain little attempts already made iu tie
direction of the Left Centre: but these have been
met b,. INDIGNANT and coutemptuous rafusas. TO
saw the trutb There has been ever since the hardly
won vote of dissolution in the Senate kind of oi-
,al Airtoton kent IN het,yeen some o the frequent
ers Of the Presidential Mansion and men Of the
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4 BOARDING. SCHOOL for YOUNG NEN

-UORTITDGT'S ACADEMY. Media. Penn.
Twelve lts iy I4l from 5ls and llr5tlIists fiii1.
Rayuri Tayi0r says: take pleasure I1 cuuir 4
iuc parents the Academy Nh. lu e.. ~luitrIe.
Judge Geo b. Van H0.-0U NJ ArH York .l} short
Media Actdrnv affords Iir lt-t instr isu"
Charles o.. 81 nd q" Hans BIcliuau ays; IN s an ia
siiiItIH Ih ~ hy Uubi. aa . oIl a. parents
COL pi.rrrI j. iufon -.s. Parents viii npf only
q good school but lOmelt cheerful est fsfrt where
framing cUfhle lo uffkr flat "a
m,n,al moral and plr.s atmosphere which Is sglocsy
90 the growth 0i healthy gout. o."
MI. ly John Long says: attention tu tr i'r
af yor Iue Iol 'h0gl tAe SERIOUS aIlll.
teIlecut choice NJ parents and gtlIr.i.r-.'
Hon Thomas y. Cooper President ~ Penls lYaha senate
slv.. r,,rd DO ~ Que ot ihr -'ft 3i
sultod t0 nt Dos Tor amy college Toe iril
aul hi. ass. ,tants arc We-hloWu eil'lt.rs.'
~ suay for l'u,..-- Profession ol'n f sou
school year iOi boar INK wasIu" .rhoDre books, ce
PAYABLE NDtNtra ,Iarg-. students atitfh 10
any time. special individual ard class instruct con i'r
advanced backward pupils. Ten ln ira''nl- iN' grab
Of Ya.c college. Ior picture 81 building az circular
ai. r.,- ~WITiLN G. SHoKllIDGEs Harvard l1cl'iN,
a. aIodi Media has seven churches aad temper
s.... ..Nfrfa
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
3n5trnttion.

Whrn need ieqcher Gdrsre IN THR TRIBUNE Trssfrs
dnsers dad applications mn ~ ogeTsiag any ol>r
p0Dc ECid1fig Ldchss rad TIE TRIBUNE erfcnsfflly
qdrsrts segdy and Teqyiqry on me bc mt THG TRIBUNE
IL refd IN Intelligent pe0D cO hare Cught hare brdlns
NGnB ~ them hare ogbt 10 hare reGh. 10 rocet Osa
Ibiere IN fost mn trecd HD0a ne 'rq fr OU st0n md
y olr lf0ny ddgs"-LELR CHARLlEN, charter lqstifs
NeiC- boTk.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
pETTS MILITARY ACADEMY,

Fortieth wear begins September 10. Emphacaiy Home
school gati0u ursuII l-sc in heal lliuuc'- -
boarding oU purposes. fAcr-ff ilt is
f,r rcI u. ,u and ou door -IOrs TlGOHOtGH instruction
and d.. lue CacriUl nora aud Christ n training blfs
prtnar College special a'telu1n given fo o. Heu Tor
business. NumbeI limited Circulate sent on app. cation
CUES TER VALLEY Academy tor Bows,
- DowuneoWB, pa Healthy locality, careful instruction,
home comforts aud CHARGES y,ry low. backward boss 1--we
special care. Address =. Ol AIEAVl LONG, s. " frnc 3D.