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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-03
RAILWAY ELECTION.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May Q, 1877.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company in
this city to-day elected tho following directory Will.
ian H. Vanderbilt Augustus Scheil, Samuel +. Bargcr
Cornelius Vanderbilt William X. Vanderbilt John H.
Burrc and Francis 7. Freeman, OF New York; Henry
b. Payne and Amasa stone. of Cleveland Albert Kecp
OF Chicago; William l. scott and Charles NJ. Rod,
o. Erie, Pa, and Russelas Brown, OF Warren, Pa.
This election resulted In adding three new the
Board they being Cor nciius Vanderbilt, W. X Wander
biz and K Brown, tho arst two named being sons OF
WIN II. Vanderbilt Ono vacancy caused by tho
death o. Commodore Vanderbilt and the two others
were made by dropping the names o. Robert l.. Craw
ford OF New YORK; and Andrew y. White, oil Syracuse.
The bonGed debt 81 the company December 81,
1875 was $50 $50, 600; on December 81, 1885, Il was
$50 600 900. As compared with 1875 the gross
incs chow decrease of S4S5 900 %. 80. 100 por
cent Tho operating expenses show a decrease OF
xg56, Cos. or nearly ten per cent The net carnpgs
show IA increase Of SAL 643, nearly thirteen per
cent
The new Board elected officers Tor the ensuing year
ms foIlows:-wiliam H. Vanderbilt, President; Angus
tus Schcll, Vice President; j. Worcester, Secretary
and Treasurer: q. y. Leland, Auditor; John Newell,
General Manager; Charles Paine General Supern.
tendent, and J.. H. Clark. Chief Engineer.
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men. with supporting bodies OF cavalry op-
Grating IN the intervals between the columns
The aggregate Russian strength In the field must
therefore be over 100000 men, with strong reserves
to occupy captured positions and MAINTAIN the com.
munlcatons. Tho seizure Of BaIazd by tho Russians
shows that they operating from Eriwan strongly
fortified town southwark OF Alexandropol The Turks
retired from the place approach of the enemy,
being too weak In numbers and artillery to attempt
defence. Their withdrawal also indicates the weak
ness OF their whole line, tor the strategicai
value OF Bajazd in view Of Persian advance
cannot be questioned. Perhaps under the circum-
stances tho concentration OF the Turks their best
policy, but they must pay dear prico In important
positions tho frontier for the safety OF Erzcroum,
that city Is to be saved by their corts The road
from Bajazid toward Erzeroum skirts the base
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MEXICO.

CAMPAIGN AGAINST DIAz TO BE INAUGu-
RATED ON THE NORTHERN FRONTIER
EscoBEDo TO TAKE THE LEAD-CoRTINA
AGAIN COMING TO THE FRONT.
MATAMoRos, May 9, 1877.
In view Of the presence OF General Escobedo, who
is tho chief supporter Of ex-Prcsident Lerdo the
Texas frontier and the probability Of attempt being
made to restore Lerdo the Presidency OF Mexico, 10
rs stated General Diaz, tho acting President. will
soon como 10 the Rio Grandc and assume
command OF Northern Mexico Mr. Dershave has
arrived here recruit without delay 5000 or 1000
additional troops and horses. Munitions Of war are
being concentrated the frontier speedily pos
sibe.
CoRTISA FAVOR MEXICO.
II Is reported that General Cortna was received In
Mexico with demonstrations Of favor and that ne has
placed his large stock OF horses his different ranches
In this vicinity. which were largely stolen from Texas
at the disposition OF tho government Cortina's
friends that no will return North with his
former rank Of General and take active part in the
stirring shortly expected the Rio Grandc.
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END OF A STRIKE.
GENERAL RESUMPTION OF WORK AT THE WAN.
SUTTA MILLS

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
New BEDFORD, May 2, 1871
The great strike In this city is nearly over This
morning 800 operatives went 10 work and this number
increased TO 900 at II Is found necessary,
however to keep posse OF policemen about the mills
day and night Applications for work arc being 70.
ceived from parties outside OF the city and unless
remainder OF tho strikers, 900 number 90 TO work
between and Saturday their places VIII be filled
rup,dy possible IL rs the intention OF the company
TO DO lenient possible. and thoy willing that
NIL tho old hands shall return. There will be 'black
list and those who have been In The strike
will be admitted AS willingly as tho others. The strike
commenced February IL and the operatives during that
time lost $137, 50Othc amount which they would
have received Tor wages but Tor the strike
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A DISHONEST POST OFFICE CLERK.
STEALING THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO FOREIGN
MISSIONS.


Chief Special Agent Parker, OF the Post ONCE DC.
partment, is in receipt OF telegram announcing the
arrest this afternoon OF i. Z. Deems, clerk tho
Boston Post once, with thrtytwo stolen letters in his
possession, addressed to tho American Board OF
Foreign Missions. Remittanccs iron number OF
rclIgOus bodies throughout New England have failed
roach this Board during the past lew months and
soctudc to discover tho perpetraor OF
the thcts. The Boston special agent reports that
Deems is now ascertained TO be tho man His pocua-
tons appear have been confined almost exclusvey
10 these missionary contributions
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EX-PRESIDENT GRANT.

MoRRisTowS, N. j., May 2, 1877.
ExPrcsidcnt Grant and party OF friends, number.
ing about HItcen arrived here to-day at hapast
F. NJ and tho guests Of Thomas Mast, the carica-
turst.
visit TO ex-Congressman HILL
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Inspector General Randolph 3. Marcy. United States
Army, Is at the New York. Samuel l.. Clemens OF
Hartford, and Ex-Governor Henry D. Cooke Of the Ds-
trlct OF Columbia, aro at the 81. James. General
Thomas l.. Crittendcn United States Army Is at the
81 Nicholas. Captain Hams, Of tho steamship Scythia,
at the Brevoort Ex-senator Wells $. Dickinson or
Bangor, n. Y, is at the Astor. Postmaster J. W.
knowlton, OF Bridgeport. is at the Hoffman. Francis
7. s. barley OF Philadelphia, is at tho Windsor
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

MEDALS FOR CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS
OTTAWA, Ont. May 2, 1871
The Canadian Commissioners to tho Centennial
Exhibition have each been presented by the Govern
mcns with gold medal and address In recognition
Of their services at Philadelphia
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ROBBING THE MAILS.
Bosroy, May 2, Isl

Bosroy, May 2, 1877.
james J. r. Icamcs. clerk in tho newspaper dc.
partment Of the Post oice here, arrested day
for stealing a package o! thirty-two letters. Ile-was
taken before Commissioner Haett anu hold in tho
sum OF 1000 Tor examination ON Saturday noxL
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MURDER TRIAL.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, May q 1871
The trial OF Edward NJ. Smith for the murder OF the
Trim family began here to-day.
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MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA.

WASHINGTON, MAY 2, 1871
Information has been received the State Depart
the effect that two vessels have recently len
SPAN, 800 and the other 200 troops on board
to reinforce the spanish army IN Cuba
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FOOTBALL AT DARTMOUTH.

HANOVER, n. H., May 2, 1877.
In the semi.annual football match between the
sophomores ard freshmen Of Dartmouth College to.
day the latter defeated
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REMOVAL OF THE INDIANS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

GENERALS SHERIDAN AND CROOK IN CoNsULTA-
TON
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, May ., 1877.
Generals Sheridan and Crook held short conference
at army headquarters this city to-day relative to
the proposed removal OF the Indians from RED Cloud
and Spotted TAN agencies TO the Missouri River The
generals exchanged the subject, but did
not arrive at any definite conclusion.
General Crook will go to Washington to-day for
purpose OF con crring with the Commissio OF In
dian Affairs After liking with him the date Of re-.
moval Of the Indians General Crook will return to his
department and superntcnd the transfer and tho cs-
tablishmcnt OF the humbled savages nt their new
agency, which will be in tho vicinity OF Fort Ran dali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-03
SAVED FROM THE GALLONS

Sr. LOUIS, May 2, 1871
Edgar NJ. Mocrc the boy who SHOT aud Killed Mabel
Hall, a ballet girl at the Theatre Comquc, about a
year ago and who was convicted OF murder and SEN
fenced 10 be hanged June l. has hau his
mutcd BY Governor Phelps 10 imprisonmon Tor lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-03
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature Tor the past twcnty-iour hours, IN
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Buildng:-
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PRIZES PRESENTED.

The Centennial Exhibition prizcs were presented to
the winners by tho Lieutenant Governor this afternoon
at tho Academy OF NJ usic Speeches made by the
Governor, Chief Justice, Provincial Secretary, tho
American Consul and others.
CLOSE TIE LEGISLATIVE SESSION
The Newfoundland Legislature will DO prorogued
Thursday.
TELEGRAPH EXTENSION
Measures have been passed for extensive telegraph
lines Trinity AMI Bona Vista and making surveys
other porlio OF the island.
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ANOTHER PILGRIM BAND.

MONTREAL, May 2, 1877.
| Another company OF pilgrims from this city and
| neighborhood will shortly start for Rome, where
they expect arrive in time for tho proceedings
| nccted with the Pope's jubilee.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

TORONTO, Ont, May 2, 1871
W. II. Franklin, OF Racine Wis. superintendent of
a Western railroad dropped dead IN a Wagner car on
the arrival OF the Pacific express Hamilton even.
ing Mr. Franklin returning home from Phlla
delpha, accompanied by his wife.
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WASHINGTON, May 2, 1877
The Grand Army OF the Republic glvos official notice
that 40 3O,h inst will be observed as Memorial Day
including the decoration OF soldiers graves.
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IN Favor AT MEXICO.
HOTEL BURNED.

GEyEsEo, ILL.,, Nay 2, 1871
Last night the Genesco House here, large three
story hotel was burned Loss $3S. 900; insured for
SIS, 600 Tho borders lost property worth about
$4,000 Nothing was saved.
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NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.


Pr1crastin alton with many. Is the bescttng Bns
and health alike suffer Everything postponed until
"tomorTow The hack king cough and the torpd liver
inhecded aud unaded until consumpton jaundcc alb
~ the liver becomes established y nth the old
method OF medication these maadies but
bv tho On. PIERCE'S GoLDyN MEDICAL Discovery
entire ~ speedily effected Under tins post two
tonic and searching Alternative 1T Is late
mend Thousands IN this and other countries have
been given to die by eminent physicians have taken
as last resort and been he alcd.
NEWTON, Kan, July 3. 1876
DIR. PIERcE:-
DEAR SiRI suffered with liver complaint and unable
to for four Three different ycians
assesses had iorned and that could live but few weeks
Throu III friends advice purchased bottle OF Dis
Is helped mo. continued u Tor six months at
the end Of which time was completely cured aud have
remained so ever since. Gratefully yours.
DAVID THOMAS.
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CONSTITUTIONS DEATH WARRANT WILL
never take effect any human being who HALE's
HoSSY or HonkHouSD AND TAR in the early stages Of
disease.
PIKK's TooruAcmK DRors cure IN one minute
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PHAIR RESPIrED.

ST.. JoHysBuRy, W., May 2, 1877.
Governor Fairbanks has respited John +. Pnar un
I'll tho first Friday in April, 1879
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

Ehas tested in thousands Of cases. and that which
III, complete control diseases
ncurabe the Assbel Mineral spring Water. Evidence
Book depot, 100 broadway.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE Skw LAWN GAME
I"Nexio." y great Improvement on "Groquen Patron.
lied BY elite sold ali hrs class book and stationery
stores Il, HORsAAN. Manufacturer. ~ and ~ William
A.. New York. send stamp for descriptive price list
WAR IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAP OF EuRoP.
Turkey and Asia ready the reliable pub
lished. GAYLORD WATSON. 10 BssADaA -
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ARRIVALS FROM ENGLAND.

HALIFAX, N. s., May 2, 1871
Sir Edward Kcnnoy and lady and Sir James Malcolm
arrived hero on the steamship Nova Scotia from Eng
land to-day.
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CHINESE LABOR IN CUBA.
THE PLANTERS ORGANIZING SOCIETY FoR THE
IMPORTATION OF cHINAMEN.
letter from Havana, dated April 20, contains the

following
meeting Of planters took place 21n the man
Marquis OF Alava with the ol.c discussing
plan the formation OF society tor importing Cinnamon
,aborer In the lsand The meeting lasted about
hours aud came definite nrranacnent particulars Of
whrh yet unknown Tho capital required is fixed nj
s2JuU)0 half Of which has been subscribed already
Planters arc invited subscribe within thirty days
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HAIR DYE-BAcHELOR'S-BE IN THE WORLD
SOTO by drnggists Audited 1T wig Aet0r. l6 Bond


scd by druggists. Applied ut wig actors. III Bond st.
IMPORTED NATURAL MINERAL wATERS.-S0Lr
BY all grocers drugaists &c.
iSARis-Purc. sparkling Water for table use.
HuSYsDi JAsos best natural Apcreny
GENUINE only with agents name, MCCULLAGH co.
New York. on Labels
husYapi JAsos-As laxative ! prefer the Iunysdi
Janos and other mineral water and for the
following The dose all III. taste L. not
pcasant promptly Is does Cypress the stomach.
IL does not grippe ana IL Il efficient
j. MARION SIMS ". D., Now York
JULES MUMM'S CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNES.-
Sold ny all groeers, wine merchants. Sc.
OLD RELIABLE
PiPER.HEfDsEfCK.
the oldest ana most popular brand OF
CHAMPAGNE
In the United states.
known ono from
MAIN. TO TEXAS
and Westward to the
PACIFIC COAST
The only wine that H. always the same.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOX MAKING ALL
atea beverages .,,,.,,., -,
TELL, YorR DYSPEPrlc FRIEND TO TRY VAN
BusslnK's isvlcosAsT; only ~ cents - Nesev st.
WIGS. roUPEEs.-G RAUCHfUss. PRACTICAL
wmv.gER, SWITCHES, crRis. IsvsIBLKs, BsNDkAcx ~
hast i2th st., near broadway
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KS MANUKAkE Pulls -TUESE,

Pills composed exclusively ot vegetable ingredients
although they entirely supcrscde the of Mercury
d. leave Gifts nJnrious effects They net directly
upon iiver and valuable remedy In all
arrangement Sick Headache, Indigestion
all Billions succumb Of them
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Kan. j uly 3. 1876.
A.-BENNEiT BUILDING.

LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET On VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS, AND INSURANCE OFFICEa
PREMISES
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BEST VALUE IN FRENCH CHAMPAGNEs -SoLI
by PARK 4 1lLrOkD and ACkkk. MERKALL n co.
Louis Duvau's Extra Dry............ $40 per
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Average temperature yesterday 20
Average temperature for corresponding datc last
year. ............. %
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DsRBys at Wholesale Is New Church ST. up stairs
A-TO SECURE GOOD HEALTH AND RELIEF
from Coughs and uods use PoRrsRs corca BALsAm
Ave ARE PROMISED SPRING ELECTION.
We tho IIAr. For the bcnefnction
indebted so KNOX and IL Is startling beauty Make
your purchases 22 Broadway hts Firth Avenue uo-
al
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D., FOR co o. AND RHEUMATISM Isl,YA ras The
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25
A Frea x Of Nature.

We are informed by E. Reinhart
who has recently visited Paradise Val.
ley, that a mare. belonging to some
FEenchmen who are engaged in farm
ing. gave birth to colt with only two
legs shout week ago. The colt ap-
peared healthy and perfectly formed.
except that it had no fore legs. The
owners killed it, but upon being in
formed immediately afterwards that it
might be valuable as q natural Curl
osity, they carefully preserved the
skin.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25

The lumber for the proposed new
sidewalk over the sand hill has been
ordered. and is expected to arrive here
in few days. There is some differ
ence of opinion as to the side of the
street on which the walk should be
laid. How this vexed question is to
be decided by those having the man
agement of the matter remains 10 be
seen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25
The sonoIna Ranch

Farmer Guthrie of the Sonoma
Ranch. Grass Valley. arrived in town
this morning with a lot of thorough
bred Berkshirepig which he shipped
by rail to Unionville. He says that
Notwithstanding the recent cold weather
the prospects for good crop of apples
are very fair. The peach crop will be
limited, however, as only comparatively
few have withstood the attack of Jack
Frost. Wheat, barley and rye are
doing finely and he expects to harvest
good crops of these cereals.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25

The case growing out of the Willow
Point land contest WAS dismissed yes
tarday by District Attorney Heading.
1t was up for trial twice Ia Justice =
Court, and each time the jury agreed
to disagree. Under these ciFcum-
stances the District Attorney considers
the defendant impregnable. and to
avoid further expense 70 the county
entered nolle prosequi.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-five per cent of
the people in the United States are
afflicted with these two diseases and
their effects: such as sour stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness,
Palpitation of the Heart, Heart burn,
Water brash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit of the Stomach. Yellow
Skin. Coated Tongue and disagreeable
taste in the mouth. coming up of food
after eating, low spirits, &c. Go to
your Druggist. :. and get a rs cent
Bottle of AUGUST FLOWER or Sample
Bottle for 10 cents. Try 1.-Two doses
will relieve you.
Agents Crane & Brigham, wholesale drug
gists San Francisco. jan2-ly
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE {.
Sold for Taxes.

The furnace assay office, sta bles aud
other buildings of the Jersey mine,
which were offered for sale yesterday
for taxes by the Sheriff, were pur-
chased by the County Treasurer for the
county. there being no other bidders.
The mine without which, the furnace
is useless, is involved in litigation,
hence no outsider cared to invest in
the property.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25

A treat is in store for our citizens
tonight. Carl Bosco, the Prince of
Magicians, will give an entertainment
in Centennial Hall. and perform feats
that are really marvellous. The press
and the people of Reno, Truckee. aud
other towns in this part of the country
where he has performed. speak of him
In terms of the highest praise. aud say
that he must not be COMPOUNDED with
I" bilks." who attempt feats in his line,
and must be seen to be appreciated.
The price of admission has been re-
duced to suit the times: Admission
so cents; children % cents; reserved
seats rs cents.
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q The Mining Review.

Wearein receipt of the frst number
OF the Mining Review, a semi wsekly
paper inst started at Turcarora, by G.
G. 5. Wright. formerly of the Elko In
dependent. 1t is neatly printed sheet
well filled with local and miscellaneous
news. aud we wish it success.
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Eniigrants.

A special train consisting of seven-
teen car loads of emigrants passed here
last night. They were detained by a
break or interruption of some kind on
the Union Pacific Railroad, and wire
making up for lost time by being taken
through on special train.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25
DR.. wild., Antidote.

DR.. Wilds of the Magnolia Saloon
sent prescription to this cffice to-day
which the boys pronounced an anti
dote to all the ills that flesh is heir to.
Call at Che doc.or's dispensary and try
bis celebrated preventive.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25

There are two messages at the A. &
+. Telegraph Office for Johu Oliver,
who it seems was reported sick at this
place. Last night man arrived here
from the eastern part of the State to
attend to him. bnt was unable to End
him at last accounts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25

A party of tramps broke into a. store
at Palisade few nights ago and stole
Henry rife, some clothing and other
articles OF value, with which they
escaped.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25

B, +. Riley is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the silver STATE
in Paradise Valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT


200 III Valley 10c ITO Ely AZ
200 Alps SOC 30 jackson "a
400 Belmont 30 40c 700 Eldorado 100 u
$50 Leopard IL 1900 IS N Belle 16 1879
100 Gen Thos 15c 40 Manhatten
522 G. Prize AZ 4a0c 500 Modoc3 $40 335
400 New Coso ~ 41O 400 G Chariot $50 az
1850 Empire rs 60 $50 Leeds 75c
1920 Gala 27h $40 Con Va 26s4 27
800 G Point Az AS $50 b Il b ii III
100 Exchequer 220c 400 Imperial IS 40
AGO G &C5A5sS 10 Yellow J470
l1O HANK 1870 $50 Utah 8
200 ophir ga 81 400 Gala 27h
us Trojan 65 Coo IS s Nevada 1S5 100
l55 Overman I04 10b Is Belcher 1856
100 Caledonia IS $50 Justice Al 435
10 Bullion $40
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


Two furnished rooms, with use of
kitchen stove, wanted to rent. Apply
at this Office. St.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25

The Eureka Sentinel has not arrival
Assc. FOR almosta week. What's the
matter, gNntlsman2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-25
PARADISE VALLEY.
The Growing Crops Looking spIen-
didly.


The Growing Crops Looking spIen-
didly.
Hon. w. A. Trousdale returned last
evening from avisit to Paradise Valley.
He informs us that wheat and barley
never looked better than they do at
present, at this season of the year, and
the prospects for reaping bountiful
harvest were never better. Volunteer
grain looks unusually we'll. and, 80 far,
water is abundant for irrigating pur-
poses. The hay crop, however, will be
very much lighter than the average.
Mr.. Trousdale is an old resident of the
Valley, having farmed there for several
years. and he is of the opinion than the
farmers will do better this season than
for several years past, as many of them
are doing their own work, and conse-
quently are under much less expense.