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EUROPEAN MARKETS
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. August lf--5 p NJ
Cotton Futures steady.
LoSros, August 14-5 80 NJ
Produce Tallow Aba spirits OF turpe 26s.
per cwt.
LoSpos August I1-Evening.
Linseed oil. ESQ per ton.
yoaK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.


LIvEHPooL. August a. 1871
Pork Eastern dull at TOs Western steady Sis Ba-
con Cumberland cut dull at SIS rib dun ~
3Is ID long clear dull at 37s short clear dull ut 3's
tams-i.ons cut steady At J2s. shoulders steady ~
SIS Ga Bec-IDda mess steady Il v3s extra mess steady
ut lUis prime hrmcr - sSs Lard Prime Western
steady l3 81. TsOwfrne c.ty hrmor at lis lurpcn
tue Spirits steady lbs Kosin common dull NJ -,
tne dull los. Cheese Amercnn choice duh ~ ola
Lard oil strapy As Fionf--Extra atue duh NJ rs
hhet-No spring i2s Id. No 3spng stead, ~
lis I'd winter southern ,tcady at ~ I'd winter western
In the Coru-Mixed sOt steady AT 2's 80
BRITISH cRAiS TRADE -
IosDON. August H. 1877.
The Murk Lane Erpress. In It's weekly review OF tho
British In the home conn ties the most
striking thinness oi The wheH plant on tho
GROUND, and OF the ear shows them To 10
poorly lcd distinct OF b lht and mil
dew. eating but win such weather
W have having lately, the harvest WI he much
result scarcely encouraging to farmers
be especially unsatisfactory anu
where reapInx has begun tue more farmers see OF tho
wheat mo less they iket Proceeding
nners are oony the scotch reports upon
whole the growth OF cereals Is unusually
pckw,rd and even with hnt Weather vcstng will not
September. Ut late harvest
NOT neeessary siil the chan. OF lama
proacnes barley has certainly derived benefit from tho
rain have been growing last but
tclt Tor the potato
IL likely preHspose potatoes to disease present
hcweye comp ants fortunately tins ~
matter Tor consder abIo
ing rapidly, In short agricultural conflicting.
both Ia this county France harvest
less depressing. Business ri Marx Lane has
been somewhat 81 % holiday character but the
weather has caufed stcsl,ness prevail and wheat
aud ieedn corr have asntsissd ofmse values Tue de-
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Deficit 10 be deducted from earnings oil Co:
cago and Northwestern Railway Company. 756,791

It viii be observed that the profits OF the Chicago
And Northwestern Railway Company proper, after
payment Of operating expenses, taxes, RENTALS inter
Isl on bonds, including interest on the outstanding
general consolidated gold bonds ana all other items
amounted to sl,S35,ols % Tor the last fiscal year.
operations OF the proprietary Zines, which was
$3.50 0 &c. leaving profit for the united system
Of $io7s 226 ~ equal TO five per cent on the pre-
The total charges have been reduced on tho entire
railway, including the proprietary lines, from
l2 S3l0l4 W IN the preceding year. $1l 954S76 ~
IN the last year. thus accomplishing a saving to the
company oil $s79, 1850 &c.
capital stock and fractional scrip outstanding
on the 3ist Of May last was $50 100 4s0 53 of which
$2l &c. 1874 30 was preferred and 49, 81 COM
mon stock. me amount of $is4 lOl Ia of preferred
stock and $9l.965 81 oi common stock was issued
turing the year, part In accordance with The
original terms OF consolidation with The Galena
ana Chicago Union Railroad Company, aud
part thereof In conformity with rights Of holders
Tor exchanging their stocks aud scrip as ioiows:-
ment receipts Of the Beoit and Mad ison Railroad
Company; Tor stock and scrip OF the Galena
qua Chicago Union Railroad Company, and Ior
the residue OF the stock Of the Chicago and Nil.
waukee Railway Company; for Peninsula Railroad
bonds. AMI Tor fractional scrip OF tho Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company surrendered and
cancelled. great deal Of effort has been made to get
1p aud cancel all the shares OF these old companies,
aud the present time but twelve shares of the Gaena
and Chicago Union Railroad stock ana twelve shares
Of Chicago and Milwaukee Railway stock are oustand
Ing
Ing 10 $685. OO have been issued during the year In
Subs uon OF the following issues OF bonds purchased
md cancelled, to wit:-Preicrrcd sinking funu bonds,
81 100; general trst mortgage bonds $2v 100; funded
coupon bonds $500; Green Bay extension bonds,
$4,000; Appleton extension bonds, 81. 900; Peninsula
Railroad bonds, 50, 900; Gaena and Chicago Uncn
Railroad first mortgage bonds 900; Gaiena and Chi
rago Union Railroad second mortgage bonds, 81, 900;
Egin and State Line bonds 81, OOO and Mississippi
River Bridge bonds. 1000 Total, $4,000
sAIKs
The sales of active stocks to-day aggregated 1880
shares, which were distributed follows New York
Central $780, Erie, 400; Lake shore, 27.32s; Wabash,
1886; Northwestern, 900; do. preferred, 4600 Rock
island 1850; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, $40; do. pre-
lerrcd, 400; Delaware, Lackawenna and Western,
II, 600; New Jersey Central 400; Delaware Hud-
sou Canal, $500; Morris aud Essex, 2.1l5; Michigan
Central, 1850; illinois Central, 400 Union Pacific,
200; Hsnnb! anu ST. Joseph 800; do. preferred, 200;
Quo and Mississippi 800, Western Union, ~ 030; At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph, $50
orxAIsa, 6,~s ssr AND LOWEST.
The following tsO;s shows the opening highest and
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-SC. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADIER-FLoUR LOwER--wHEAT LOWER
CORN UNCHANGED-OATS DULL--wHIsKEY
DULL-PoRK DULL AND LowEI--LARD DULL
AND LowER-PETRoLEUM FIRM SPIRITS
TuRPENTINE sTEADY-RosIN srEADY--oIrs
QUIEr-coFFEE FIRM SUGAR NOMINAL
VREI0HTs FIRM
TUESDAY, August l4-8P N.
Business very moderate to-day, n few
commodities, aud prices were generally in buyers,
ia vor when not actually lower. In groceries, cotton
and other leading articles very little was DONE the
market favoring the buyers. On Change -four was
dull, lower and irregular. Wheat lower Corn with
out decided change demand fair Oats dull irregular
and nominal. Whskey dull and unchanged Pork was
dull and lower Lard dun. but without decided change
Freights firm. Cott the spot sc. iowes
Futures closed steader Coffee firm Sugar remained
duh and nominal Oils were quiet Petroleum and naval
stores were firm.
AsnEs.There mod erate jobbing demand at 41Sc
Sc. Tor potts. and 61ac. n &c. icr pearls
remained steady ilsc lie. gold. for reg
illus
BEgswAx steady with sales of 1909 lbs Southern
Gle Western and Southern quoted ut 3lc
BKooMcoRS inactive; red tipped quoted a. Axe.
&C. medium At Sc &c. and choice grccn at 71ac Sc
CovrknThc market for Rio quiet. but hrm. Sales
2s64 bags Farenngcn. at 1s5c for low fair and
40 bags, ex Astarte, 7s6 do. OK Copernicus
both private terms AZ Baltimore. 800 bags
John Wesley. sold on private terms We quote =:
Ordinary cargoes, I6s<c. IKE; fair do. Ice
a ishc good do. 1870 2o'4c prime do. ao,sc.
2e extreme rI ," for oss i7s ms s.n.os fair
bags use a5 Sts CO. ssa, mats aie as sps
s0! e .'s Ise1ayra Sc Doe jamaica Ire isse e
Domingo, ioale l7e; Porto Rieo. isc zoe; Costa
Gle: Angostura is&c 2o'ac; s"v"nlla. lsc 2jc.;
CoorrnAcr sTocK very quiet. We quote -Nolasses
SHOCKS 81 inch " th heads u 1oa sagar shocks, with
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MINING SHARE,

The following wero the opening quotations tor
mining stocks ~ San Francisco to-day
Gould Curry, 81; Savage, 6H; Choilar Potosi, SO;
ophir, 10; Hale Norcross, Az; Crown Point a YeL
low Jacket o; BeIcher, Az Imperial Il Virginia con-
soidatcd texdivid nd). Pin; Ovsrman, II; Raymond
L. Ely, IS; Eureka G. w.. 8; Best Decner 15k; Ken
tuck, 4; Union consolidated, g.; Alpha 10; Meadow
Valley, IA; Sierra Nevada, 4, Mexico. OK; Caledo
MIA a Silver Hill, Eureka consolidated, S4 Justice,
o; Julia consolidated, *.
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A COLLISION DECISION.

The United States local Inspectors of steam vessels
who have had under investigation Tor time past
tho collision took place the 10th OF June last
OIL pier SO North River between the steamers Csy
Point and Narraganseti by which the City Point was
seriously damaged have exoncra.cd Mr.. tsaam u.
Philips, master OF tne City Point from ali olain0
Captain Wadron, pilot of tne Narragansett has bcsa
suspended for THIRTY days.
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COAL DEALERS OvERHAULED.

John Mcmahon ana d W. Tamagc, Of Brooklyn,
whose official duties require them TO report all coal
dealers who TAIL to have their coal weighed scales
sealed by the scalers Of weights and measures, yes
terday presented a list OF twenty dealers for hav-
my Jailed TO empty with tho requirements o the law.
Fbey were notified To appear before Ponce Justice
" alsh aud " answer the compliant Gu Tuesday noxI
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Mr. X. H. Roane, Of Jersey CITY, who saved man
from drowning at Concy Island last week. has received
splendid gold medal from tho New York Life Saving
society. The presentation made by ths secretary
OF the society, at the residence OF Mr. RoanN who
taken completely by surprise large number Of the
residents OF tue district aiserward called aud tsndessd
thur cougratvlas,ona
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W ALL STREET.

TUESDAY, August l4-6 NJ.
The long talked OF telegraph conference began To-Day
N the oce or the Western Union Building that com
pany having won the loss for position AS the day
on slowly upon the street without any news from
Inc assembled Senators whether there was to be peace
9th Carthage or not the Western Union stock
luctuated upward or downward just as the geese in
Inc Capitol cackled. The nnai cacke stated that the
meeting had adjourned until evening, after dinner,
md the fate OF tho future telegraphy OF this great
country now hangs upon the culinary act Of their
Amphttryon. The result OF this mornings confer
snce kept supposed TO be kept secret, but II
caked that tue proposition that the Atlantic
Pacific should receive 20 per cent of the earnings
not agreeable to tho Western Union magnates, as
hey considered that TO oe TOO large proportion. II
rumored that the earnings OF the Western Union
Tor the year, calculated upon those Of the last six
months, would amount 10 $9.5OoOo0, while those OF
The Atlantic aud Pacific would only foot up 800 000
anu that the Western Union were, consequently, IN
willing that their opponent should have onc-hIth but
they we're wiling to give one-seventh. It also
stated that large shareholder In the Atlantic and Pa
ciGc who generally supposed rule the there,
rays that tho one-nith proposition will be now with
drawn and one-fourtb demanded Western Union
opened at Tx. advanced to 72X, fell to 7lH,
advanced again to 72H aud fell TO IN,
closing ut 7lx. Atlantic and Pacific opened at "a and
ell 70 49, with q subsequent recovery 70 233s, the
dealings only covering $50 shares In the OF the
market there was weaker tone. The coal stocks
were all lower, The Delaware and HUDSON mortgage
having shaken belief In that and the others SYM
pathizing with its fall Railroad stocks all
little lower, there being very apparent desire tho
part OF bulls seize OF their profits. and any
attempt at selling having the effect OF ut break
Ing the market down The Northwestern preferred
and common stocks not affected as yet by the
report which issued to-day, and from which the
following extracts Will prove interesting
Gross earnings. s1l, s77, 500
The operating expenses were
(52 5l-lOO per cent?. ia, ,36. 6SS
Tho taxes observation-disclosures. 3lU,y9l
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UIJsING QUOTATIONs--3 p ~.
The closing quotations al three y. Nj. were fol.
TME MONEY MAEKEr.

Money call lcut AT per cent to-day and closed
posy nj ~ per cent Tho following arc tho rates
Of exchange New York at Tho cities
Today -ssavannah, buying u, selling "a Charleston
sssscs lnothIng doingA u a u premium; st LOUIS 90
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

PRoviDEsCR H. L.. August H. 1877.
Printing cloths slightly easier not low
Heavy holders decline ac Tor Ucst ia square cioths.
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StyOOO Dist Col 1865.

100 do. be
27UOD Ckl&P6's19lIb3
lOU)U do. .... !
1000 Chic X n W ist.. !
1000 VI 4 Stl'CIM div
700 VI &StPlstLaCdiv l
2UD Del n iludr b 'Ol
5000 y J Cen LIST III c.
5000 Buif 4 Erie u BIS ]
5000 ID VI ~ I LIST 1898
100 ilarlst mrs coup
1000 u 4 ltlt Ist M. .. !
l4OOD U y rs land g't. !
5 shs Am FIX Bank |
20 German Am Bank.
q Fourth Nat Bank.
80 at silver Mining.
isD West I'm Tel. be
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TUESDAY, August ii, 1877
IU.ll TU ll.M A Al

lo:l5 TO ll:% A. NJ.
$1,000 u $ SIS. 81, r.. iossz
10000 y ) 5's. '8l. c.. IOyss
lopU U = 4js's. =, 'el.. iOeT
iusN DO. 49,. lOS&
1000 y : AS, c. '0i loss
, oUJu y ; -. r. 1907. lOJlR
ioooo Y > Us, c........ l25i4
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~ Illinois Central.

$1,000 U s SIS, 'Si, r.. 1l1l4
300 do. Ill N
100 U = 800 O, Is. n lui7s
300 U 5 5.2Us, r, 81 lOsI
1000 do. 100
1000 u 5 . .O's. C, '67 lOJi4
1000 U 5 SIS, i0-iO. r. lOva
1Uy0J Y ) SIS. III, r.. 1UoA
LlpvI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
The Agricultural society.

We learn from the Secretary of the
Humboldt District A. NJ. & NJ. Society
that there has been paid out for ma
tsrial and labor expended in improve
ments on the Society's grounds in the
last year, about 81, 500, and that over
$4,000 were paid out in premiums. The
receipts of the Society. from the last
fair, amounted to $1,000. Several
premiums awarded for articles exhibit
ed at the fair last last fall are yet IN
paid, but will be settled as soon as the
financial condition of the Society will
admit of its being done.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13

Work has been resumed on the Eagle
Mine, in Spring Valley. The result of
one weeks run, made month ago, and
from which about 1000 in gold was
rsslized, having been satisfactory to the
New York Company which by lease or
purchase, has assumed control Of the
property. The mill was started up last
week and We understand that the min
ing force will oe increased. so as to
keep it running steadily.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
A Singular ORensO.

Two men imbued with morbid ou-
riosity to see small-p patient, visited
the pest house, near Battle Mountain.
where q patient, recently from San
Francisco, is down with, the disease
after which they went back to town and
among the citizens. AS soon as it was
ascertained that they had been exposed
to the disease, they were arrested and
held for trial before the local magis-
trate. 1t is surprising that any sane
person should be guilty of such sin.
gular offense.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
silver City nIines.

The following is condensed from the
weekly review Of the mines of Silver
City. in the Idaho Avalanche of last
Saturday:
Work is progressing favorably at the
Golden Chariot. The flow of water in
the 18th level is increasing and the ore
body is large and well defined.
Arrangements are being made to re-
sumo work on the South Chariot at an
early day.
There is an abundance of high grade
ore in the Belle Peck, and in few
weeks Mr.. Peck expects to be turning
ont some of the finest bars OF bullion
ever produced in Silver City.
The Potosi Mine continues to look
well and arrangements are being made
to crush several hundred tons of ore
taken out during the winter.
Baker Il Co. recently worked "a tons
of ore from the Trooks & Jennings
Mine. which produced bar of bullion
valued at $1,000.
Affairs at South Mountain are pro.
crossing favorably and in few months
the furnaces will be started up.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13

In the Senate. yesterday, the follow
ing bills were introduced:
BY Baker-To appropriate money for
certain claims.
: BY Farrell--Relative to sstray ami
mails.
BY Blair-Concerning proceedings
in civil cases.
BY Comins ITO amend an Act to
provide revenue for the State of Ne.
vada. .,.
By Shepherd--To amend an Act con-
corning juries.
BY Stewart--To prevent cruelty to
animals.
BY Cassidy--To provide for the pay
mentof the services of the late G. E.
belong in the State Prison case.
BY Garard-To create a current OK.
pense fund for Esmeralda county.
BY Ross-Rslativs to County Com.
missioners.
In the Assembly--A motion to re-
consider the House of Refuge Bin, was
carried.
The following bills were introduced
BY Cavauaugh-To incorporate the
town of Eureka.
BY Sawtelle-To exempt homeste Ids
from forced sales.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
BUSINESS LOCALS.
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from DJspep-
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, Palpi-
tation 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, DC. Go to your
Druggist. and get rs cent Bottle
of AUGUST FLOWER or Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Try 1.-TWO doses will
relieve you.
Agents Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists San Francisco. jan2-1y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
The Chinese HOLIDAY.

All the Chinese gangs employed on
the railroad have suspended work to
celebrate their great annual holiday.
The Chinese have no Sunday, and the
poorer classes in China work every day
In the year save New Years. This Gus
tom they keep up in this country, and
while they have no conscientious seru-
Piles whatever about working on the
Sabbath day, they are strongly opposed
to working on New Years. and will not
do it if they can help themselves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
Feroc,ous swine.

While playing in the yard attached
to the Lafayette Hotel, to-day noon.
Frank German, aged three years, was
attacked by boar that was running at
large on the premises. The little fell
low was knocked down by the infuriat-
ed beast and received an ugly cash on
the left side of his body. doubtless by
one of the animals tusks. Being a
flesh wound. the injuries are not con-
sidered serious.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13

The trial of Thompson, alias Huff.
was resumed in the District Court yss-
terday. Capt. Pierce answered the
question asked by General Buckner.
counsel for defendant, relative to his
being charged with having committed
criminal offense while in the Assess.
or's Office at Eureka, and explained
the charge in manner which excul-
pated him from any intent to commit a
crime. Eleven witnesses were put on
the stand in behalf of the defendant
for the purpose of showing that he was
addicted to drinking to excess. Drs.
Hanson and Steele were also examined
as experts by the defense to prove the
effect of habitual drunkenness and
also to establish theory of the de-
fcnse that McRavy was afflicted with a
disease which tended to produce sui
cidal intentions. DIR. Hanson declined
to answer certain questions upon that
point upon the ground that the rela-
tons of physician and patient were
strictly confidential. The Court ruled,
however, that witness must answer the
question and the Doctor testified that
ncRavy was afflicted with no such dis
ease during the time that be had been
his attending physician. The evidence
was all in last evening and to-day the
case is being argued by the respective
counsel. District Attorney Grass
opens for the State, and Gen. Harris
for the defense. Gen. Buckner will
follow for the defense and NJ. s. Bon
pifield will close for the State. 1t is
expected that the case will be given to
the jury this evening, and the general
opinion is that the jury will agree upon
q verdict the first ballot.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
There 10 me Article Like it to Clea nse
and Restore.

3
WOODS IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE
is unlike any other, and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores gray hair to glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores, dresses, gives
vigor to the hair; restores hair to pre-
maturely bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eruptions; removes irri-
tation, itching and scaly dryness. No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it. call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and don't be put off with
any other article. Sold by all druggists
in this place and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturer
prices by C.. A. Cook d Co.. Chicago,
Sole agents for the United States and
Canadas, and by all Wholesale Drug
gists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
Rye Patch.

Rye Patch stock sold at SIS per share
on the San Francisco stock board last
evening. Those who let their stock go
for fifty cents per share two or three
weeks ago, undoubtedly wish they had
not done so.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
EUREKA VS.. RICHMOND.
The ecis ION i'm the Great Mining
Suit,

Suit.
The Eureka Sentinel gives the fol-
lowing as the decision of the Court in
the great mining suit between the
Eureka Consolidated and Richmond
Consolidated mining companies: 81
do not think that the defendant in this
case is the proper defendant. The
Nevada company is not a myth, We
are not here on writ of quo warranto
to dissolve the Richmond Mining Com
pany of Nevada. The only question
is that of entry or custer. I do not
think that the English company is in
possession, nor that Mr.. Richard took
possession in the name of the English
company. All the evidence goes to
show that the Nevada company are the
real defendants in this suit, aud in pos
session of the ground in dispute. The
mere fact that the Richmond Consoli-
dated Mining Company (limitsd) CON-
trolls the Nevada corporation is no legal
objection. / think that the testimony
shows that at the time of commencing
of this suit. and at the present time,
that company was, and is in possession
of the ground in dispute. The motion
for injunction is denied, and the re-
straining order set aside.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13

BE-. Riley, Geo. Carrel, b. Riconz-
oni and l.. Bryan, of Paradise. leave
to-day for Carson, to prove up their
homesteads in the valley and get pat
ents for the same.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
Lafayette Hotel.
JOS. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.

VIM Arson, Wadsworth.
Frank Lish, ;,
T b Hood. ;,
VIM Seymour, Truckee.
John Gilmore, Mo.
+ G McClelland, Humboldt House.
A compagnon, Harmony Canyon.
ID Pascal, /, ;,
@ w Gilmore, Pitrsburg,
John Terrill Jr, Silver City.
b j Chambers. Battle Mountain.
A Chamberlain, Auburn.
n Daugherty, Wsdsworth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
German Band.

The German Military Band, which
gave an entertainment here some time
ago, when on their to California.
passed through to-day going East,
after very successful tour in the
western part Of the State and Califor.
mia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
Assea lament Leylad.

The Comet Mining Company, whose
mine is located in Indian District. near
the Eagle, has levied an assessment of
ten cents share. See notice in an
other column. =.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Winnemucca Hotel.
d. GERoUx. PRopa1EroR,

D. UEKUUA, PROPH1kTOR.
W B Todhunter, San Francisco.
George Carroll, Paradise.
Bat RiconZoni, ;,
John Roth, ;,
- Fournian. :,
J II Kerry, City.
Tom Smith, Summit House.
- Altouba, Quin River.
William Lay, Golconda.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-13
New Machinery.

A new boiler and lot of machinery
for the Arizona Mill. at Unionville, ar
rived at Mill City yesterday. The mill
Is being thoroughly repaired and will
be In first-cass order in a few weeks.