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rRCsTElss SALE oY rAL.rABIE REAL ~
TATE On PENN~SLNANlA ANENtk EN<T.
RETwkf-N SIXTH AND SIN 18TH Rkt-rS.
HAVING 4 FRONT ur SIXTY rf.tsr on TIE
AVENUE AND IMPROVED BY FINE
FRAME DWELLING
Hv virior Of q DID q trrs, dated January 4 iS.l.
dulv r~ssst in Ihr IA tlss ga q 49, one of the
Land revis o. ts- lsstrt Of t,luutbA and n the
q tn party sTurr1 ti-rrby. ~ iii S.u at
p-alssr ssrsss IN ffnnt of tn pr~.ah@-S wEDNfsS
DAY. Iun- II is7. al "rinrk the fstisNinx Dr.
-rTiasd r-al rtzte in thr rty of w.htngton.
n a. to al: IntsG. u SOD T. In I.-nunrs atnhN rs'on
nf orlEnai l~ tuS. 49, tkrsv. ~ f1r, "a hNr. IA
it. 81 aIsi hftsr1i, III m SJ rsht hundr't and
SVcniy aaT. 81 ~ lsinx In all -tSty s,i frt ffunt IN
r~cfsSyirAssis et sIi running hsS the sln'
With To ss,h szrst, cnatainns GS5 -ltsre sst o;
sINssnl lrsS tnrther m thu iRIPrOSv
tl-renll. C,rss~tsttnE of I'm fram~ dwelling
Terms Of ssl~. prr-rt-si by the ts<t of trust:
>vea thsssSarI tcliaTs rssuss with ifstrrst n rf,
boz trr crnt ~ n'ln July q lS to day oi
saIr ami ali rxE-usS Of sil- In cfs htlsns In -iy
o. turiVr. an1 re<hte-u Is months, flF whic.i
day u ssle. srsf syurrd ~ desyi u trtEt the
pruSSrty. Win b tskea 4 t-fsstt of two hunsifrSi
aolisr~ ssa ~ill h r,urs-, Of tn rurcssrr at the
tur Of sabe ami all coavrxsacn< 4; the rxTsuSsr Of
the parA.sr. n terms q S,i- nt rimpls5i with
in ave days ffcsn day q zsl~ thr tru-S rI-ryr ths
right tn r-~l III prfrrty. nj The ~ ant sssst of tbs
draniIns purrsE<sT. sa~r iNr DAYS advertisement
RDREfsr v. WILSON. lr-.,,-.
LEwT~ a. TAiI.NABiEI
my-trhesr0kts
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IRVING HOUsE-CoRNER OF EIGHTH AND
- per mouth. mhss-tf
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
pOARDERS CAN do BETTER AT THE TIRE
ID MONT HOUSE than any place IN the city Call
and get astonishing low prices for cool airy rooms
and good hotel board. niyHu
IMPERIAL HOTEL.-BOARD REnt'CEp To 80,
L 80 nml sD per month, Accounting to location ~
mysiIf '''' j. !. FIERCE, Proprietor.
SUMMER BOARD.
ATTHE
HIGHLANDS,
Five miles nom Wizards ny tho Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, and within easy driving dtSancct1lcnwOOd
ROAD and Ud Toll gate rustl TO B,densburg.
Apply nj once to -.
Mrs. WILLIAMS
myialf Highland station. or Bla,icu-burH, Nd
ScMMEi, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WISHING TO
y find high dry, healthy locality to spend the
nier months rrn do ~ ut the fruit farm north OF
Arlington, where. with pleasant rooms and hr cnS,
board, they ciijoy home comforts Mt moderate
expense liz li view Of the Capitol and city aud only
three miles distant by applying carly to I'll t. lUo
Maryland avcnns. Men with their wives preferred.
aP.itf
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II C. BRooKER, JR.. Auchcnccr.
Ne tMartie ntifinr.l
No. iIOi Pennsylvania avenue. corner Of 1srcuih
sfrett NORTHWEST
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Government securities
. Securities. Buying Selling
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EpRGs RUESDElI- Aurtso,..rr.
" sss seHruth stret northwest.

TRtlSTgSss SALE Of A fINE rwpSIORS AND
NANSAND irsbg RRftK DWELLING WITH
LlIusH RRIsE Bis-K ktILDtN.i AND BRItk
STABlE IN REAR slIIAIk Ma lss WYE
TEkNTM SrRkh;I. EEIMklN y AND tOk-
By NirtS- ~ Did Il tE,ss. ,hstr,i Na-rh - is5,
duly r<rrrlei in Ihr IA oknp tss = s. Of the
Land rScts u TIE Desirr of CE slfta ard At the
lo-a of tse party srSvr-f thsrehy. we VIII i az pub
1r sutss- n ftUnt cf thr rrvtir--. "a II issDAl;
r~.i sfzie IN eny ksshlnz1s.. d e.. to all: Ios
n1mA-rs, haIsirsd AMI tDurttrn- tiit and the
Dorfh es~vro ,Iil f~t u 10 nanlA,rN.t IN hunstrv
and Ihrt-<n 5iIn u Ns-stlaa His rvSssr,i-i sub
dlvisioa - laks u ani hunsired and ten iDt
hu.sf-vi and sfrht g.r sni - he A IN Branihail q
Hiss s.iNtssssn of fts oa- knDrs-f Ard nine fsi
TN Ri~ Ptanf- Saistlvttsa of sid sufrr two hun
drr ard e<ht. GA hetnnlns Sd th- sane Al p-,nt
fO1Tt~eath ssrr~t bsrth~sst any b. a~t distant
ih-ssec haEfrr ssf twsnty In, fst: thrncNe
sih twen,y MIN ~ f<t: th~ncr e>r oI,. hun.irc,i
and ltsp' ST. To the Plase Of b~yinninx to-
s-thsT with th- Improvements th-rron cotsFtin< nj
I'm Swe-so<y and NsI-xard n.sf hrtck dwelling
hoae With sGssae IN all marty n-z. and In com
pArte rcJair
T-rzrs % SsIe prs.r-~i By DID ~ truss: S-vru
thSsE<And dollars 4 uhh interest," % tra io prr
c-nt- iuni trum srparnh-r - isse. t. the day
q sslr. and ell ex.srs NJ zAl~ IN crs< hsllahse IN
the u Ihr paTciEzT buarns insrrrsf frOm the
day a. sair AMI s-eure hy dSi ID trssi ths Pup
CIV. VIII ~ tAkra 4 d<t-Nsf ~ thrv~ hunsrrd dol
E 1ol vii b. rSsyuirtt % thr purrfrrr af tr tnns
% saI- aIs al c.avrysnrss< al the eSPcuS' Of ths
psluasssEr. " th~ trims OF sale not complsI
DAYS frusn th< dag % ssl- th- trustees
Tn ri<hI 10 r=<il tkr Prupsfr a the rzk and
ord u ths tesnltin< parrhsr. saer ave days aiyer
ttsrmenL -
hlbkIsf =, witt !; -, Trsstesx
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CHANCERY SALE

lNHANCEkN SNLE
BY vir,,e 81 d-rrre - To ssprrm- Court ofthe
Diirrt Of Coiun,lk. rssf IN sst'iisy Ne. ~
d.. u. I ssEaI On Trhs~DSN. the =Hh dag ~ NAY.
iSs. ~ ccisr< y N the rr-nss-S oihr 80 sab.
psi,sr aasksn i5cs NUt AMI = ail the c-tSS =
~ 2, il frsun tn rrIrt to 1t lot NJ =, In
rs.s rrsS,Ard ssr,sfvsst1a ,< Nh -, In this,
cav sisn.s,f de Snsh oh % Sfrryt Ssuth. h.
turSu Siytn anil ss-y-7;h Ssr-~ts urs. vlrs-h have
h~n ilsiivfisi into sgas bnsditnx LtS six of whhh
are in,ssrsvri lxtk dxrtus hrS7 Nv. st, 81 !.
IS siS 60 zni &C. s'rsss SssisEu-sI IA. O,hcr tN,
kss uninlrrpve-i
T-rnas: Osss thru af tn rarrss..-msa-y IA sss,:
rrfa- In thru cyIlal p.yI-uss at siN twelve sisl
ci-sts-n ulsItsN n TN svr1 Crft intrry- <rrsi
b. Ils- Iurvh,srS rs-- and rssrrvv,i ltn- DBL
GIVES anil DID n tras taken uprn srs "a IN nj I'm
81 sale. etsc ,l rivru rsin hnai ratification o
sale ami full r1vntut q purrhss~us-urv. nj I'Sir
cs-rx ofsknur -ss hrrst -,h kasIe NJ hot on
day II sair ta,vryan-rfrt. pfrrisasrrsS csrSt.
AKrHIR ff.NnALIs TrtSie~.
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ROOEs 1yD srdTIoysRY.


NV BOOKS
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SPECIAL NUrttF.
The nfteution Of

The attention Of
MANt'FAC TTREIsS, SIDHE kEsrsasS ANO
PRIVATE PARTIES
Is called to the CNrsr AZ FACILITIES row os-rsSi
them for dtSpoSinE u MERCHANDISE E-pc-aiiy.
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sHIILTNGroN'S BOOKSTORE.

Cor Foursn l.,hrif street and Pennsylvania evcnue
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PUBLIC or PRIVATE SALE
NY at-ITIpS RDpN

NY AUCTION RDDN
one nf the bc located In the citv. haying plenty q
SHOW RfpbM TO make n PINE DISPLAY. Ne
cIarse will I've made until the goods sold
NV business from this date will h. cufsfcrfrsi
STRICTLY On COMMISSION.
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State bOnftS dull and unchanged,
The following the cir,ix rates for state seciirl
ties, ~ telegraphed from the New York stock Ex.
change.
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WANTS..

BOARD wANTED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN AND
| - WIFE. In private fhmily. where there are
other boar,isre South Washington preferred, above
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERI, KsRuRG Raj
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING

RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points bought
exchanged or sid at n reduction of OSE DOLLAR
upon any other once depot In this city.
Tickets good till used- Baggage checked through.
Apply TO 81. u. wHITESIDE.
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eQ1 ID STREET NORTHwEST.-ROOM AND
OOl BOARD q and 81 per week, according to To-
cation Of room. Transient q per day. Table board
prsn accommodated. nlh0tf
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Tn prlSrsty NAY b purchased At private sale al
any tu,r kSsre th day sppofnts for ths sale at
tIoa On pFIcarioa TO ltsriard Wsls-h. so
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II wanna avenue northwest, near corner Four and-a
half street, A, u, DUvALI. corner fOur-and-ah hal
street and Louisiana avenue. ap9u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
New Paten is.

Through Dewey Il Co., Patent
Agents, San Francisco, we receive the
following list of U. S. patents, grant
ed to Pacific Coast inventors, viz:
A. t. Eford, Oakland, CAL, inside
blinds; E. Fair, S. F.. boiler furnace;
J. Lochhead, 5. F.. Windmill; G. Dick
inson, Portland, Ogn., life boat; A..
Boisnet, S. F., machine for setting the
teeth of saws; G. S. GoethaIs, Los
Angeles, CAL, corn planter; T. j. Hub
bell, Yountville, CAL. trace buckle; A.
Packscher. S. F., drawers; H. j.
Robinson, Carpinteria, Cal, seed plan
ter, J. FL. w. Won Tiedemann, S. F.,
cigar-holder.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
ROCK CREEK DISTRICT.
A Promising Mining Camp.

Promising Mining Camp.
The Tuscarora Times has the follow
ing relative to Rock Greek District,
which was organized last fall, and
promises to be one of the best mining
camps in Eastern Nevada:
From Mr.. j. ID. Hoover, recently in
from Rock Creek Mining District, we
obtain the following information in re-
lahon to the mining prospects of that
place.
The Falcon and Eagle claims, here
tofore consolidated and incorporated,
are looking we'll and have much rich
ore in sight. Five claims have been
taken up on what is called the north
extension of the Falcon. and are called
the Owl, Scorpion, Lookout. Challenge
and Aspin. On the south extension
three locations have been made, called
the Elko, Nevada and Nevada South.
Ore taken from the Falcon assays from
$500 to 81, 500 per ton. Rock taken
from the groupings of the Challenge
assayed from $40 to 1920 per ton !;
and rock from the Aspin equally as
good. From the other locations assays
have been made that are very promis.
ing. Ruby and horn silver is found
the entire length of these locations.
There are thirty five locations re-
corded in the records of the district.
The Flagstaff and Hunter locations.
lying west of the Falcon, bid fair to be
permanent, lasting aud good paying
mines. The Tip Top aud True Blue
have produced some very fine rock.
Mr.. j. j. Franks. of Railroad District,
is one of the lucky owners in these
locations.
The Snow Bird ard Bald Eagle are
way mp. Ore taken from these mines
at derth of seven feet assays $3.50
per ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Mrs. Nichols Case.

The case of the State of Nevada VS..
Mrs. Helen T. Nichols is set for 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Justice
Thompson's Court. She was tried last
week and acquitted on charge similar
to that now preferred against her. j.
r. Whitakeris the complaining witness
in this as in the other case. A good
many witnesses have been subpenead,
aud somebody or the county will have
large bill to pay.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through
the columns of newspapers and by
your Druggist TO use something for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint that
you know nothing about, you get dis
couraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you sat-
satisfactory proof that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER will cure you of Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint with all its effects.
such as sour stomach, Sick Heanache,
Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of
the Heart. HEARTBURN, Water brash,
coming up of food after eating. low
spirits &c, we ask you to so to your
Druggist, and get Sample Bottle of
GREENS AUGUST FLowER for 10 cents
and try it. or a Regular Size for rs
cents. two doses will relive you.
Agents Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists San Francisco. jan2-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Under Protest.

A travelling agent for the firm of
A. Fenkhausen Il Co., San Francisco,
made his appearance in town last Sat
urday. He was interviewed by the
Sheriff on the license question aud
informed of the fate of drummer who
violated the provisions of the License
Act" passed by the last Legislature,
in this town some two weeks ago. he
pondered over the subject for while
and then paid his license under
protest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Trial Jurors subpeoned 90 App ear
on April 30th.

Chas. NJ. Halves, Chas. A. Hauser,
MERCK Darrell, Il. G. Baker, John
Mellert, Chas. Daley. Isaac Riley, @.
j. Stevens, Henry II. Greenleaf, Adrian
Phillips, Eli Reinhart, l.. d. Ashley,
Conrad Mangelman. Andrew Dunlap,
A. Smith, Samuel King, w. A. Min.
chin, Isaac Abel, Asa Moore, Peter
Spray, james Curtis, Chesley Lamance,
Elijah Hurd, w. j. Walker, Joseph
Kempter, Henry Davy, Ii. f. Hoppiu,
Geo. Gillian, John Shoehan, B. lilies,
James Athol, Jacob Ulrich, II. Harvey,
Chas. j. Farrar, James Hendra, ir., l..
Fl. Hogan. @. A. La Grave, Jerry
Nicholas, w. A. Kindrick, Thomas p.
Lamb.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09

Mrs. II. F. Nichols, of Paradise Val
ley, who was arrested a week ago upon
a charge of driving sheep from a range
tue ownership of which is in dispute,
was tried in justices court, last Satur-
day and acquitted. Yesterday she was
re-arrested upon charge of killing
sheep on the disputed range and admit
ted to bail upon her own reoognizsnoe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
What Assessors are Allowed

AS the opinion that the Assessor of
this county is allowed too many days
in which to perform the duties of his
Office prevails to some extent, we give
the following from other counties heard
from on the subject, for comparison:
Eureka county allows the Assessor
425 days. Washoe county allows 800
days. El1o county allows 375 days.
Humboldt county allows 300 days.
Eureka and Washoe counties have
more property, but considerably less
territory than Humboldt. The new
mining camps of Cornucopia and Ius-
carera swell the taxable property of
Elko county above that of Humboldt,
but the extent of territory in both
counties, since the cession of Mineral
Hill to Eureka, is about the same. 1t
will be seen from this that the number
of days allowed by the Commissioners
for assessing the county is not extravi-
CANT, and that, all things considered,
it is less proportionately than in any of
the other counties named.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
GaIena District.

From r. g. Reeves, who arrived in
town last evening from Galena, we
learn that the camp is at stand still at
present. Everybody seems to be wait
ing for the completion of the new re-
duction works now being erected on
the White & Shiloh. These works are
intended for the reduction and amalga-
nation Of base ores by the teaching
process, and if they prove successful
prosperous future awaits Galena. 1t
will take month yet to complete the
works, and as the prosperity of the
camp depends to great extent on their
success. many who own mines in the
vicinity are aV aiting the result before
commencing active operations for the
development of their mines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.

ACTING through the Pores upon the
sources of Inflammation Glenn's Sui
phur Soap promptly relieves the burn
ing, itching and other annoyances
caused by salt Rheum. Scald Head.
lmpetigo. Erysipelas. and other skin
Diseases and ultimately removes every
vesdge of them.
Hills Instantaneous Hair Dye is safe
as we'll as speedy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Grand Prize Bullion.

The Grand Prize Mining Company
of Tuscarora, shipped west yesterday
three bars of bullion of the assayed
value of $40 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Proceeds of the Concert.

Following is the report of the
Treasurer of the Committee APP
pointed to arrange the concert
last Friday, for the purpose of building
a sidewalk between the upper and
lower towns:
Mrs BoNNIFIELD, President:-Here-
with / submit my report of proceeds of
the concert on Friday, April 9Th:
Cash taken in at the door. .S134 so
g from refreshments. .. IS 60
Gross proceeds. ............ 5000 10
Expenses. % Is
Net proceeds 1851 Sc
Respectfully.
Mrs. A. ]. SHEPARD.
Secretary.
Winremucca. April 9th. 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Lafayette Hotel.

JOS. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.
W B Mayor, Reno.
~ Shields, -
g NJ Coleman. wife and child, New York.
John buckingham Silver City, New.
Vim ii Carlow, ogden.
james Spencer, Sacramento.
K kilgour,
WIn 9 Neil, San Francisco.
Joe Kane Carlin.
NJ Doniey, Pleasant Valley.
Conejo. Golconda.
Aguarrissa, Paradise.
b fOndFe, Harmony Canyon.
ID Pascal ="
Il q Reeves, Galena.
ID Ii Latham, CreaRa.
Warner.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09

One Of Charles Kemler's teams ar
rived here yesterday with %, 900 pounds
of wheat from Paradise Valley. Con-
sideriug that the roads are heavy from
the late rains this is pretty good
sized load for one team.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Wlnnemucca Hotel.

d. GEROUX, PROPRIETOR.
Geo Carroll, San Francisco,
w AcIlyian, . -
II McColly, Camp McDermit.
J Ferry,
Charley, lShorty.l .
Harry Watson, silver City.
X i Davidson, Oregon.
j W Stewart ohio.
- smith, Quin River.
" Tull. Iron Point.
Forget, Virginia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Bullion Shipped.

The Rye Patch Mining Company
shipped last night three bars of bullion
valued at SO 600.
The Hurricane Mining Company
shipped FROM Oreana to day one cur
load-ten tons of bullion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09

William Jones. arrested Saturday for
selling whiskey to Indians. was sent to
the county Jail for sixty days, by JUS
tice Thompson, in consequence Of his
inability to pay fne of Sl20, ard the
popular verdict is ''served him right. :"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09

A nolle prosequi has been entered at
Washington in the case of Don Piatt,
who was Indicted for seditious articles
published in the Capitol. The case
was dismissed by the District Attorney.
with the approval OF the Attorney
General.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Idaho Freight.

N. Levy Il Co., Forwarding Mer-
chants, shipped on Harry Watson s
teams to Silver City to day 10000
pounds of merchandise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
This Mornings Board.

This Mornings Board.
1905 Ophir Is 10
5l5 Mexican 10T 1917
Sl5 Gould IL Curry 8 ~
1875 Is Il b 321l 22%
785 Gala ~ 4is4
455 Savage AZ 440
ITS Cot Va 371s 37H
49, Chollar 40 39L
1880 II & N3
440 Q Point 400
955 Yellow Jacket IA slO
1lG5 Imperial l20 1l0c
455 Alpha 10 1917
80 Btlcher 525
955 S Nevada 4 500
300 Utah 10 Ga
285 Bullion 8=4 05s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09
Gold, silver and Currency.

SAN Francisco, April 8,
Silver 81 a. 6
Trades 81 O. 96H
Greenbacks 90 a. 96H.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09

To all who ere suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., / will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
self-addressed envelope to the Rev JOSEPH r.
INMAN, Station d, Bible House, New York
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09

Only two cars of emigrants last
night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-09

JOS. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-06
E The Tribune last night ase.ued

- The Tribune last night assumed
to set in judgment on our steamboat,
article. asserting as its frs. correction
that both the Constitution .r,6 Nsa Bird
ran Oh the Sound in 1855, which is Jus,
~ we said. We kuuw fh..
tho steamer Sea Bird brought up tn,
Marion Rifles frnm San Francisco ~
sacramento IN January, 1865, and IL
February OF the Same month sb,
landed Governor Weller at San Oueu-
tin, when he took the position awav
from contractor Estill. She was then
commanded by Capt F. Conner, now
at the George W. Elder. H. states
that the Eliza Anderson cnme after tn.
Sea Bird, Wilson g. Hunt and Julia
which is just AS we had it; also that the
enterprise ran here in 1861 II the
kesoIute was not blown up in 1867, and
The New World did not c"me in 1868
and tue Olympia in 1870, vii. the 7ri.
tune man inform us when those event.
did occur We remember we'll that
the New World was running here earuv
IN the Spring of 1857; also that Can't
Finch. who came hire first as purs-r on
the Enterprise. informed ms in the
Spring of 1869 that he was having his
new steamer (nfterward named the
Olympia) built IN New York. and that
che would be ready to start around tn.
Horn By the following January.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-06
DAsTARDLY AssAULTAT TACOMA.

DAsrARDLY AssAULTAT TACOMA
correspondent writing from the above
place. furnishes the following: while
W. + Crosby, Esq owner Of the Tum.
water Fl"nr,ng Mill. was on his way
from the Railroad H,t.l to the steamer
North Pacific. OH Friday evening last.
about e'cl"'k, be was assaulted III the
most cowardly MANNER by p. d. Forbes,
late Of the famous Patent St0ne' noto-
riety. 1t seems that Forbes had to &C
cept OF the position If the bitter bit
ten in a certain money Transaction with
Crosby. nid I" be rev-ng.d b. followed
him on the above evening. and wien n
dark spOt on the wharf wa. reached,
he pounc-d upon hi- unsuspecting VIC
tim. and the blow he struck him in the
back of the neck or head WAS sufficient
to render the unfortunate gentleman
ins-nsible. and on recovering and at
tempting to get on his feet. the coward
ly brute hit HIM again in thu mouth aud
kicked him while down. with all his
might. Mr.. Crosby. fortunately. made
move as if to draw n weapon. and the
ruffinn. seeing the movement. inme-
distely took to fig Oregonian.