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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

State bonds were a fractinn higher for Louisiana
cnsols % 7S2 and steady for Tenn e,scc old ut 1872
City bank stocks were quiet again to-day ana
prices were without essential change. Nassau sold
at 90, Park ~ lO6 and Commerce ~ l21. ,
Railroad bolds were strong for Chicago and North,
wost gold Is, Toledo and Wabash seconds, ONO and
Mississippi seconds, and New-Jefsey Central con,
Vertib!es at a. advance of l2a2 per cent. e. u and
J. g. iirsis deelinnd per cont e. 32. The 81 ram
ISSUES and Hannibal and st. Joseph cOnyeItibles
were also slightly lower.
Gold dropped from 1911; loiIl the lowest point
| pr cent for borrowing AID nat. The Ass slant,
Treasurer paid Out $4,000 in coin interest ana
,SZlBOOO M redemption Of bonds he day business
40 the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
S2GG2q 600: . I'D balances. 81 49,. 800: currency
balances ~ ,a73,2Gt. The gold quotations were as
follows:
10 1o4rl 1880. iOla li.9O. 1OiSl I..10ias 31oiS
The foreign exchange market waswcak, and prime
bankers lun- sterling Was reduced half crut. 70
- SOL with actual business III 81 Sii2aTA 81.
Demand bills are about 81 81.
Money without change today, and borrowers
cali 81 The Stock Exchange were suppiied ~ 2aJ
i,er cent. Discounts were quoted at - az per
ccnt. JEc United states .iensury az WasmnSton
to-day crived T1OD,O1D National Bank hlt Tor
redemption The customs r-ccIpis w,Ft TVdVOU,
and Che internal revenue receipt I20O,W0.
lie following IS the Clearing House statement to-
day: Currency exchanges. STO,9O9.363; Currency
la auccs Fl,l7h9i4; Cod exchanges, Hlo'iIe'-
Os2: Gold balances, - .4l3,1SL
from London to-day we learn that the specie IN
the Bank of England decreased t2sloyJ during
the wenh and eoS.O0O additional was drawn on
balance to-day. The proportion ~ Inc BANKS re-.
soryr to m, lia uiiics which IS per cont on this
DAY q week apc, II now al. The rate OF discount
remains at per cent. COusOls ard Ainercan y y
crnucnt securities were firm, dnd showed iEs-
tioual Improvement United states Railway stocks
were strong. presumably IN yLpnthy WIN the
New-lofk market. hentes ~ Paris were hlthef
ami the Bank of France gained oOO0,OUO irahcs
specie during the week.
me rross earnings ct the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railway for tho seven months ended july 81 Weie'
,s-g 1877. Increase.
Gl.uiRI- *l,ouu.SVf f-o'"Ao
The earnings and expenses II the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway for the month OF May, lo''' are
reported a. plOws:
Otnss oarniues ....'ttSoJE
1o,al expenses '-'' -
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tery as TO l0olsc lower low grades should have read
S. is Es sSS. s g go g POO SSs
Low Grade Extra 81 7jas5 50j mainly s5 o0a$j 35i In
q uS S II e cGm Rn5
s. oo@5 % IS Tor ali y % 1913 g West
- 20 SCUM Ameca Inferior TO Common Ixtla Round
Family Good to cboer IS IS With Fancy
Tk com more % COOP HnS coy ws, I've odd 1fS S
Ghoc@ 90 Straight 81 50aS9 25 Good 10 Choice Fancy
cat5t go Common 70 osf Esrs s. S5ss5 IS FAINT
" " ~ hiod1S 10 sour 81 25ase g5: 81: Them
n9 9g f p g GsGd New Ezra g 1885 40 Good to
q sag 20 BYE FL6UR nnehapsedj sales Of 100
9es.3 si4Si q supcrhne. MEAL steady sales
sSG Rrandywne 50 SoasS 35 1000 bags Coarse city
GRAIN.whea spot 2s3c lower with a moderate bust
% sa n a,yec{ ay as oc a. SSi &C.; sSeS
Henery. AZ ii y can" sses $1,000 bush. No Rad
81 s e, cash. Il ~ dSoS s sS SGp August
- 80 ID, - - astei september ~ 81 bid, ~ 81
@ cash 81 81 3D. 81 q asked "a August 1O 81 S5
iobe bad "a 81 asked 10 spring, saos, $1,000 bush
sg,cmGer = 29p 1000 bush. October, Il 49, Closed
q 9sssc fier ii a. NJ .ca sales 5000 bush spot,
ia asla rs S dG 49, raii Sa iSE u$7s
81 81 isrSaea et and Amber Western later choice Acn
9ate = Al Amber virginia 81 10 Poor red fesss 81 800
Amber Wa rrB M Rn syteIn 5g9 sb very S
Rel ars Ten Gays september q s. 1000 bush do aeiy
CO. a 5s halt 4, ssPs@ger "a So 1899 bush o. al
cheaao. nrat I'm days septic a6er 81 % A.
~ "a p m Gu so bush No 2id, seP!emeer q 1915
81 - hid, Al $50 asked September 81 3y'I bid, 81 81
askeii oeoDT q Ss2 b, II - askei Ne Amber AZ a.
asked October 81 30 Bit Al 2s asked No spring, aals
Il ~ a 9c 6coS = iigs giG sf at b ISf
nomnai Riley MALI quiet; safes 2.009 bush me,
Wc-iea car los G5ss7e; Goo6 bush no wssera oeo,
ta safes 5a ac Go1s sj6 'SSa asa 's so ay
- \ IL.
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financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
"A. NEWYORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANaATIlAN GAS SrOCRS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and all kinds OF Brooklyn and Gas securities dean
nby GEO. III. PhkSIISS,
Room % 30 Broad st.. N. Y.
RUFFALO, NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL-
ID ROAD FIRST MORTGAGE RENEWdL
PER CENT BONDS,
DUE 1918.
COUPON OR REGISTERED.
INTEREST PAYABLE JUNE AND DECEMBER IN
NETWORK. FOR SALE BY
PERKINS, LIVINGSTON, POST & CO.,
% NAssAUsT
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
N fOrmery Union Pacific hallway co-Eastcrn Diysohl
ST LOUIS Mo, 20. ls77oce Is hereby given ths
Bonds secured by the following deeds
above Company, namely Mortgage aed January
l. 1906 o. SAID Company. between Lawrence
aud Leayenworth TO J. r. Thompson aud H. NJ heran1er;
mortgage dated August 1862 OF the main Inc o. SAID Com
pany from tho lot 70 tho Teeth nlep2si Thereof vest ro
WyanhOt same and mortgage dated June 1906 OF ihs
main line Of said Company rom the ioth % he 3yth nile
thereof HyandCt,. 10 J. r. Tb0mpsna and
hd0phus Meierha' said COnpanY WILL on M0atay, the Sd
day september apply TO the District Court Douglas
County Kansas, appoint RUFUS J. LAKELAND 81 ~.
Louis No. Trustee O each ~ said mortgages deeds u
ROB r. CARR President.
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Banking 5ouses ano Bankers.
Diuioeno Notices.


ILLINOIS CENTRAL PAILROAD CONrASY.
NEw YOFK, July Il, 1871.
A DIVIDEND of TWO (2) PER CENT has
- been declared BY this Company payable on ne s day
~ September next the holders OF the capital stock " his
COMPANY registered at tho close OF the 4th day q August
no1 which and until the 9th day OF September. the
Transfer books will De closed.
LV. F. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
CHICAGO AND ALTON r. Il. co.
" CHICAGO, Aug 2, 1877.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-A CASH DIVIDES D OF THREE
AND ONE HALF PER CENT on the preferred and CON-
Of this Company has decaie payable at the
Office OF Messrs. NJ H. yesup Paou CO., 10 52 "iamst.
NeY-IoIk. September ), 1917.
The Transfer Books VIII be closed the 10th instant aud
reopened September D. 1871. - - --- -.
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W. Fl. HAYNES sold 81 st7aesc

A. Van Vert sold ~ 0rassers az 81 each.
and Jersey city making with lew Lambs e
Mssse 1910 head total snee SATURDAY S ~ sccn@nis
nearly clear than they have been for Prices nm
far 20 good % Lambs are quoted 81 ordinary
toprne. eyt as alone reaching o.c, ruriy SIC ho 40
ID az he 30 state lambs 63 70 5sc. IL ob4 ~ osc
lG2 S 20 X s a 1te so S % o . Orc ee n
state sheep - b. BIC ~ state limbs 90 ID, 0@c os
c11 Tir DO :og n 81 80 per- es At o sheep and
lambs IS n, 6ac. "a state dambs "a n, 6c 81 do % d.
MeGrnw 20 state lambs 81 n. 4'c ssdo 90 70
6o;i 40 do. 20 H. SIC. o..- 49,. no ~ Al.
5iss d6 Iam5s ii rs Sc; ~ do. &c h, nc
Eye ( Otis sold 81 state Lambs 90 n, at 6sc.
20s Otto IS S az &C. al Michigan ii i D. 5ei Al can
alta I0 Is, Sc; 2ol Pennsylvania Lambs 80 H. eed lt'
A. Van Vert sold 5iG Kentucky Lambs % q. at 5,e
Newton & Holmes sold 1874 Ohio Sheep, 10 ID al as0 100
Kaso 4 Pdcoek sid "a Pennsylvania Lambs, 6la b. at
5S4c.
Peters Poncher sold 81 Jersey lambs 10 n at She
HOGS-Aryas cars each At Forethsf ana Jeasey Siy
t tSts sis's SATURDAY iSss9 I've gre qaO'so
O. W. reid s,ld car, 100 10, Ohio at % g. Dresser "e
nearly unchanged
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
BrgfALo ~ Y, Aug. tE-Reeeipts to d l 50 81
week increase O SO consigned through El9 cars no
sKKp AID Receipts TODAY 100 head total for the
week Tins far $1,000 head against 1850 head last wetk
saos Of 8 cara stock remaining unsol -
HoGsRecepts today 200 head total Tor tae weSS mus
800 head. Demand and offerings light sales of cars best
workers. at $3.50 Michigan do At s329 best HeaYy NJ
CHICAGO, Aug 3.-CNrLs-Recdpts. 1900; shipments,
5000 shipping a1ly active Colorado sSGsi 90 lexanS
Receipts 1900 sipments 100 Best - OgtC 2y
Moiirm - 1895; Pacsng 81 761SI 30 Light - 500
sazir-oa unchanged sales at IS 1854 25.
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Transferable orGors Obtalnapie AZ ll.Ooc-
FLOUR AND MEAIS-rifr Flour market was steady WIN
fair business export The renks VI yes
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Aitt1 II o. M Gail spot sales l2lOlO ush; 4Sc d5Ie
aud Warm; 30 56C. UngTIded J5c High Mixed - re-
White 53Djic. steamer MiNe biloH55c; No. Mixed
Cosri. I:ij Up. m. Cal-salo, 5000 bash No Mixed,
August 5lia55 &C. 5000 steamer September 5jc. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

opening to-day hut frmer tone prevailed In the
laio dealings. We annex closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

.A0 fR.,ns 80 PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

I'D AsEe0 Hid. Asken.
t4t, ~ new ll3 IlG4 SchuylklN. Pref
d I, IL ~ +. J..i2f 1-I4 SoitHctuCcu.R.i4 IS %
%. n p - Zgi, -git IrhIcu Nay. ...... - lJit
r.,5,i. n Al. ... 10 Ios !1tss. 1IL q Buf.. SO 80
irhcl valley H.. 80 800 iiteonf.ilo f.. I30 l,'s
gafsrvfss PREF 20 30 tfutt2i lfaua.--- - ~
Phn & fl7s g. e..
The following table Of prices of the promineus gold
AID silver mining shares, including the opening
prices of today ~ received b. telegraph from San
Francesca, Is frrnlshed by VIM. Ward, Drexci Baild
Ing All prices Ia gold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
NAIL STEAMERS.
NEw-YURK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
Jew. York. Havana & Mexican Nail s. s Line.

q SteamrTs leave Pier 3. North HUeT. az p. D.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
CITY OF MEXICO Mcintosh SATURDAY. August %
cry OF VERA CRUZ Deakeu. WEDS DAY, august 70
Cry OF NEW y DIRK, Zimmerman .WEDNts DAY sept
FOt VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANs
Via Havana PrOgreso. Campeachy Tuspan TamploC.
CITY OF MEXICO, Mcintosh. .SATUR August 20
FREIHHr AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
T. pd Broadway.
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NORTH GERMAN lloyd

" STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN ,,,,,.,
CONPANY'S PIER foot o. SECOND-Sf- HOBOkBS. .
YVES Err. SATURDAY. Auga-t2j DoNAU. SATURDAY opt
MOsEl.... satunnv, sept. ] ODE Sat1fdat >fp. -
RATES OF PASSAGE iron NEW YORK 70 SOUTHLAND
TON, uAVRE. OR BREMEN = - .,.
FIRST CABIN, SlOD gold SECOND CABIN, 500 gold-
STEERAGE, $50. currency. 81.
Rcurn Tickets reduced rates Prepaid SteerAge CeFcu
Gates $50 currency.
For freight or passage apply 20 - n .,,.,,
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CHICAGO AND ALTON r. r. co.
Ocean Buccaneers.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
"a HETWEGN NEWYORK AND HANRE. via PLY

pier Of company No ~ North River foot OF MoTtoast
AAERlQU - POuzolz W ednesiay, August - O. m
LABRADOR Sgngler o.. ....... Wednesday sept 3 p.
"Wednesday, a.
LOU H. DE BEBIAN. Agent, No SIS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

And The following were the receipts at aud slip
mcnts from Buffalo today:
/ grCIrTs SHIPMENTS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
Taken si6k.

A gentleman named F. D. Wall, on
his way from fockport, Indiana. to
California fer the benefit of his health,
was taken so i'll on the train yesterday
that he had to remain over here. He
is now stopping with his family and
yeung man, named Scott Thomas, at
the Lafayette Hotel, where Dr. john
son is attending him. Ee is a member
of the Patrons of Hnsbardry. and is
anxious to have some members of that
Order visit him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
Tae Concert.

At meeting Of ladies' and gentle
man held at Centennial Hal. last night
to make arrangements for the concert
to be given fer the purpose of raising
funds to bald sidewalk on Bridge
street it was decided to have tue
entertainment take place tomorrow
friday evening as it is expected to
wind up with a dance. The Brass
Band have offered their eervices for
the occasion and Cox and Euckner will
furnish the music for the dance. The
programme will be published to-mor-
row
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
An Old HumhoIdter.

Thomas Rockhill. Assemblyman
from White Pine county. arrived here
to-day on his way home. Mr. Rock
bill is an old HumboIdter. having
resided in Star City in early days, and
he goes from here to Paradise Valley
to examine mine which he discovered
fourteen years ago, and which he
believes to be valuable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05

John Cox has removed here with his
family, with the intention of remaining
permanently. His friends will frd
him at the "Cornet Saloon. g.
s. Varian and g. II. Stoddard,
who have been here on visit to old
friends, left last evening for the west.
-. Hon. w. H. Howard arrived to.
day from Carson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
LETTER FROM THE BLACK nlLEs

stormy Weather and Hard Wines
Plenty of Work but Poor Ply
-Bar-room Lawyers ard Miners
Meetings Iadians Making it
Lively Markets and Fares
HAYWARD CRY. March 49, 1877.
EDITOR SILVER STATE = Since my
last affairs on Battle Greek have been.
almost at standstill, owing to the.
stormy weather which prevailed from
the latter part Of February until few
days ago. The weather is pleasant
now, but looks little dubious. Sew
eral companies were nearly ready to
sluice when the bad weather set in and
knocked them out of time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
Board Of commissioners.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday pursuant to adjourn-
ment, ali The members being present,
and transacted the following business:
Commissioner Wood protested
against allowing bills for labor and
lumber for inclosiug the Jail yard,
upon the following grounds:
That the building of said fence was
not authorized by the Board, aud that
the same was not necessary,
A petition Of citizens of Buena Vista
District to appoint George NJ. Miller
Road Supervisor of that District was
presented.
On motion the prayer Of the petition
ers was granted, and it was ordered
that q. III. Miller give bond in the
sum of 500 for the faithful perform
ance Of his duties. and Tile the same
with the Clerk WITHIN twenty days.
Petition Of citizens of Indian Town
ship to appoints foad Supervisor for
that District, was rejected upon the
grounds that no road district had been
established there, and that said petit
ton had not been signed by sufficien
number Of the tax payers as per last
assessment roll.
A communication from B. T. Riley
was read, asking that he be released
from the bond of IT, Luther, aud
on motion he was released, and
it was ordered that Luther be
notified to file a new bond.
Ordered that the Clerk be authorized
to purchase from the Secretary of
State SIX volumes of the complied laws
for the use of the county.
On motion Sam Hazleton was APP
pointed Constable for Lake Township,
and it was ordered that he file bond
in the sum of $500 for the faithful
performance of his duties with the
Clerk within 80 days from date.
1t was ordered that the Auditor draw
3 warrant in favor of S. s. Grass for
So % cash paid 10 Frank Cunningham
and INDECENT person.
Reports from the following County
and Township officers We're read and
accepted: Auditor and Recorder,
Treasurer, Clerk and Sheriff; III. G.
Wingate j. p. Lake Township; Job
Davis j. P. Union Township; john
Wentworth ]. p. Sierra Township two
reports; James Elliott j. p. Paradise
Township.
A petition from citizens of Union
District praying that j. Z. Bannister
be appointed Road Supervisor of said
District was read and the prayer of the
petitioners granted, and it was ordered
that said Bannister ale his official bond
forthwith.
Bond of ]. H. Mcmillan J. P. of
Buena Vista Township was read and
approved.
Pending the consideration Of bills
the Board adjourned until 10 A. M.
to-day.
A Most Refreshing and Healthful In
stitution is The morning bath, and 1t is
doubly beneficial when Glenn's Sulphur
Soap is added. Use it in preference to,
the costly scented soaps, which some
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
a CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood, etc..lI 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 T.
IEMAN. station p, Bible House, New York
City. aA w f5e. 8s saI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05

Eshigrants.

Six cars, carrying over two huud-
red emi6rants, passed through last
night.
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Winnensucca Hotel.

d. GEROUx. PROPRIETOR.
- Dick, Quin River.
J.. Black, wife and chiltSren. Paradise.
John Chiaely Camp McDermit.
Frank Chld and wife, Chicago.
Sam Straws. Sacramento.
$ ii Thompson.
W I Dumont. Cornucopia.
~ ii Mason, -
W Winters, Paradise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
Grand Prize Rullion.

The Grand Prize company. Of TITS
'carora. shipped west yesterday three
bars of bullion Of the assayed value Of
S5,0l5 A..
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Lafayette Hotel.

JOS. GERMAN, PROPRIETOR.
W II Carlow, ogden.
J A Albertson, Elko.
Chas III Tenili. silver City.
Richard francis. '' q"
ID RASCAL, armony Canyon.
NJ Shields, Irucl e.
A W Mcsher on, Wadsworth.
A Sinclair, Washoe.
c Singles, Z. s. Deputy Surveyor.
j s 0'Brien, Grant Point.
j McClane, Humboldt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

No Auction or hand me down goods,
but for Quality, and style. go to F. @.
Robins.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
APPoRTIONMENT OF SCHOOL
MONEYS.

EDITOR SILvEr STATE The follow
ing is my quarterly apportionment of
school funds for the quarter ending
June 30th, 1877, as made under the
operations of the late amended school
law
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
Gold, silver and Currency.

God, Stiver and Currency.
SAX FRAwcIsco. April S,
Silver 500 6
Trades 81 o. 96H.
Greenbacks So a. 96E.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
Az.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05

A Most Refreshing and Healthful In
'stitution is the morning bath, and 1t is
doubly beneficial when Glenn's Sulphur
Soap is added. Use it in preference to
the costly scented soaps, which some
times iniure instead of fNproving.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05

100 Ophir 49,

1oo O,b;r 1SaI
X sfav,...u ~ ~
90 GonId :, ~ 111I $40
van y {. z Jt3zfbi0
100 O., i.
ao0 Sagao.5l/ ~
80 80 - e. II TX
Ioo Chall,, -
a aGo II 8 n sf5 ~
Ia ig - pa1n, ~
or 1.,,,a.'al IN lI5c
81 KIN
en- - IA
IA -. - e1<
an ! NJ ~
oe0 1-,ab Ira -
~ ps'1lia, - to1<
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05
TIMES ARE VERY HARD


knocked them out of time.
TIMES ARE VERY HARD
Here, and will be until spring opers
in earnest. Many OF the claims on
this creek are deep, and / doubt II
thirty feet would strike bedrock in the
deepest. Several quartz hedges have
been struck in this vicinity lately.
Some Of them show free gold and are
large, well defined lodges. We have
NO WAY or TESTING GRE
At present, and consequently no one
Knows what it is worth. Hayward is
not increasing in size nor population
very fast. There is good deal of
work being done around here. Very
few are working for wages; in fact,
work for wages is rather hard to get,
though not so hard as the pay.
There have been several
MINERS MEETINGS
Lately, some to pass or amend laws
and others to settle mining disputes.
The latter bring out crop of bar
room lawyers, who quote laws that
were never heard of. and expound them
in style that wonld make a police
court shyster ashamed of himself: The
victorious fawyer is rewarded with
few dollars and unlimited drinks; the
other is ept to herr remarks calculated
to ruffie his dignity.
THE INDIANS
Have not bothered anyone in this
vicinity nor stolen any stock; but they
have made it rather lively for stock
near ceadwood, and hive shot several
men.
oRUD is NOT VERY HIGH:
Flour is $l2 so per hundred, bacon 30
cents, sugar 80 cents. and butter 60
cents per pound. For fresh meat we.
have to depend on deer, elk and noun
tain sheep. We have to pay about 10
cents per pound for it; but there IS
very little to be had just now, as these
animals have been hunted so much
that they are scarce and shy. Bears
are plentiful in the summer, but have
not made their appearance yet. tn nay
next / will endeavor to give you gen.
eral description of this part of the
country.
FARE.
As some of the readers of the SILVER
STATE might wish to know how much it
costs to get to this country. 1 send the
following: From Cheyenne to Caster
the stage fare is $35: from Custer here
So; from Custer to Deadwood SIS.
A third class ticket from San Francisco
to Omaha costs $45. Cheyenne is the
best point to fit out at present.
GOLD SEEEER.
= 4 IN 90
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Last EveasslG's Board.

5 Ely AZ
355 Eureka II Is
$50 Alps
375 Leorard 81 81
100 Panther -
IS N Belle Il
800 Manhatt Il GH GL
100 Gen Thomas 30
100 Grand priza 49,
: 765 Modoc 3 90
1000 New Coso 40
500 Leeds 2
200 II Island l5c
as b Il B rs 70 25M
225 Overinan 561s 5GsZ
275 Con WI ~
$50 Gonld tnrry ~
100 Ophir IS
800 Alpha -
625 G Point G2
45O yellow } 4ckef 81 0%
30 Bullion il "a
1856 Mpxicqr 80 1875
I45 Gaia ~ -
80 Union 90 65s
$50 Imperial 10 I15
4l5 Excbee ger 40
so , Nevada -
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05

SAN FRANcI~co STOCK REPORT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-05

County School Superintendent.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-24
w G. BE NINETY
ATTORMEV.ut-NAW
NOTARY PUBLIC and
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

Weston, ". Va,
viii practice In Lewis and adjoining eeua.
tIes-as Agent OF the National Co Operative
BusineES Agency Company, will procure
American aud Foreign Patents, Prosecute
Bounty, Pension and oil other kinds Of
Government Claims, aut collect debts Urey-
cry description 10 any part Of the United
States. he will also act as Real Estate
Agent, and as such possessed unequalsd B..
ciIItss Tor the buying and ssi!tus II hasd
and Real EHlts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-24
Political Memoranda.

The United States Senate adjourned
on Saturday last.
There will be an extIa session oil
Congress in Juno.
Senator Simon Cameron has 70.
signed, and his son Don has been
elected in bis place.
Fred Douglas has been appointed
United States Marshal for Washing.
ton city.
Governor Hampton proposes to re-
sign and run the race, orer if Hayes
will do the same.
General Mcclellan has been appoin.
ted Superintendent Of Public Works
for the State Of New York.
The Southern Senators have acted
wisely III determining, 10 their consul.
tation at Willard's on Wednesday Ov-
eniug, 10 abstain from any active at.
tempt to itaueucc the course Of the
Administration 10 relation to Southern
affairs. I.c, tho Administration mark
gu, its own policy without lot or hind.
rance. nnl then there is no room for
rusrieious Of trade or intrigue between
the parties Affected. II tie Admins.
tralicn shall adopt just policy toward
ali. then give that policy Au honorable
.Grrnri; ifSu unjust policy, then urge
saiast it manly aud uucopprouisips
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