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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

~ TIE Legislative Assembly ef ISIS vsseA
cosea lis lAhaFs the 6,h iz<;-, viii Be 7ez0rz-
bic oae j. the history of these islands Il coC-
lsacea is izoorz % tie S1Sa Of Aa-, 80 thai The
azrztiou q ne sezsiou Vas jusi three routAs 4ac
az ears Tae VISION % sae legislation Of the ses-
s211 Eu1si ez tex-e1 by tine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

E- We CAL asIeatiO1 70 the advertisement OF
the op=rilc 81 01h1 Colezs tov the couinE yesr,
aaasr TIE asW corps q Professors aut TeaeAe-s-
Tais IassisE;io1 o1srS a 1ae opportunity 10 oar
71iE-zs 10 seae their eAIia-S1 where tsey can a.
ezi-s f-ss class e1neaIioa, 2a5 deserves the pa
r-or..r If ne rearle N thsse fstkaak
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

F TER rev steamer Azlli TO the order Of r. 5
Prza, ESQ. ras 10 have lsf San Fraaeasco Tor this
Po-s On t2e 27lA III, and may be booked Tor a: any
moment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

EE- Tie Regular sua-ssriy meeting q tie YoaaE
Meas cArissi4a ss<OoiGiio0, vii se held AZ the l
csun o. Frsa1y eveuius, Argus,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07
EXPORTS.

Nor SE- F-Anrssrn per c-F & SE1usF. Azr s-rG1l5s
n era q aas LIS rsca -1- slEzE. S e
80 ~ pzE - anzAz Il Assaa IsaEss q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

- Taoz4s G T=ra@- Ese, has furnished tAe
fa--ssIrE sztia&ss oi sas cp1.a,ioa Of ;hs HAHAl-
iaz EslEz5Ss RoPsaziiSa per eS1szS 81 lS72. Sd
erosss q arrivals s =9l; ta;4l PoqliAiloa u Ia
ssIi1a lsi4aes, December 81. lS7-. s. 81. Tss
PoPl.l.io- q Hoaolala December Isl, Was i. So
Wh5ea NJ Tarsz thinks IS 4eoaE me P-gsszt P0pu-
latEn- II - csrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

4 L-sEEAL EArsE-aT the instance ard recu4s.
q Els MfissiE, Tie legislative Assembly rzised Il.
sslA-ses q lie J16Ess Of TIE ssureos Cou-s- tie
Ministers lu5 so1e othtr e7Plo!ees Of the Cor
er1le-i. ezs Ts lLtzk IA1f while taei- h.15 was
II tasT Ega1 have 145s sssEE-s cssl al roz1s, OF
luc-z-iuE t1s Jz1Ee Of TIE infe-5e, Cc1r.s and
ssrs-z Clerks who have been Ovs-i0oksa- We
s1;s agree viii His NEissig EAsa he s4Fs th1s The
esi q iFIaE il Soaolulz Las greatly increased IN
few Ee4rSs e-i Z Is Las, tie cos7 Of liFi1g Of al
1Gs rlsers An. therefore al G0Fe-n-erE employees
Should have o=el izclzcuc in The incrzzse ot ssi1-
res- The z-Er-suf Eescn Els N15eS-T used II
tAVor Q. tie SucEz Should have been equally coz
F1zscznE 70 I1-1ce re Asss-cir 70 make TIE IT,
crease Eezsrzl thing. Bzt TIE Hoo- members cid
Tot seen 70 TsE i in This IgaE or perhaps il VIA
1oi 50 Es-f 70 t1sz, and hs7cs TIE OMISSION.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

~ We ciree- the ssizali0a 81 the inier-dslAnd
irArsaaS raaaic TO TIE tf-ae tase in car .sr--ts-
Ing oolaza. Of Capt Eaeroa's new steamer, the
Kflza-a Hou
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

tE Last evening the steamer LiSeiike sailed for
WincwArd Ports with an uuusnAlly large number Of
passengers The kilAzca Hoa also had fair con-
Psenens Of passengers for ports CT KsuAL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07
y on nd.

IN The owner Gil rsc.Fer. ~ GEling CRY
AArEsr EEE4zz street. and PrgTzlg prgFezTy- E0BT.
CzAHTog. rs IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

oCIoK woxk.-The rev Building Of Captain
ThoEzks Cazzi1s. on Fort street. which is being
erected nader tie szperiatezdsact OF Mr.. Baker,
ard eoz7edjoas structure, and is &C ornament 70
TIE city TaiS s9b1sag has eeea P1ssed 10 Its pre-
sent forward coaiilSn by the energy OF the cor
1-aeso-, who has proved himself r1<Aer when be
pats himself down 10 bis work The premises are
hy the terms a the eoaE-4eI 70 Dc completed by the
Is; q September aext, sai frosa present appear
Aaees il ~il be finished il advance CT that time
This we voala say Is easeS vo-S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

~ The Friead for August IS on our table, look
iuE As o-tsaS ard zeat usual II Is e-irl fsU Of
choice matter, xzaouS which is an exceedingly well
written Anc rzsy letter from Berlin, GesuAuy from
the pen Of 7. ". Damon, Esq. Of the Hawaiian
legation al the Court o. His Majesty tie Emperor
William. We read the letters Of Mr.. Damon Hi,a
real pleasure because they are ALWAYS interesting
and Instructive. They Of TIA; esSss q CORES
rondeacs that produce vivid Impression upon The
Eaiua, Of tAs scenes and persons described ~ the
wriss-, UAie2 Is Gisi3sr1,na il newspaper eor-e<
FouGeuts now-4-iAys IN a word, there j. not
auysAius silly OF R1ssso1sly sentimental in them,
and therefore hey ARE Sosh pleasing Gud izssrIc-
tive His letter in tie Erie1a OF August Isl, il
vel worth the time tzSsa is pezus@ and saould
oe Fex1 hy al WHO desire 10 ls4-n something about
the PAST history Of the continent Of Ear0pe and
cSleorisicS 81 pass are, Ell IS I5s prominent
1SGESk N The foreground q the p-cSe1i times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

E f N GCSsokT AEETsE-Tais VIZ YES
Sc srT-ve1 in or A4-eor o. MaaiEy las, and e.
changed sll1ies Win ias battery o. PzaeASoui
Tas krsEse- Is ! -Sso ton vessel. Carrying GINS.
llsi iro1 San F-z1czsoo. roaie for Jspza- Tie
following IS = Isl .. Ter 0zeeFs. Sc
c \, SzsszuE, CsP:aias P Z, Boyls, Coz1Gp-
Der. Y. ?. NsrAszf. FIRST LisGIeuxEI: " P Pt-
5AEkA S-saa1 Lle1tea1ai- q. /. R45lot. Third
LienselAzs En5 P1FzaEster. ". y. Sz<au1E. F0Erla
Ls11e1G1T. y. NJ aarz1soacE ~ ! At4IaE5ct "
P JGurG15skr. n p L4Z2astf- Sub LieateazHsS :
y. Z CezP-oE. Nsvlg4iilE O1cer; K ?. Jr410z.
P 4 Fz-4a1z ASS NzVss1lfaE Q7ez-S. 4 P
-s0ltir1. C15et ElEiGee-s l. L Zen. y a Blsr-
slx5;. Asst EaEtoes<; 5 n Afa.srzsl, Docsor /;
AZ Isl o. 4 crew
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

II Oar thanks are doe 70 the parser Of the City
% Sy3aey fo- l1ie zie< ana aeaorzadA Of voyag~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

F Els Majesty wess 70 Kauai o. the klausa-
hon. o. TnesaAv ereaIse. 70 Be absent. sAa-. time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

Rama Ss1a-s, io-zo--aW evening eoz7tzezg 81
- o'eloek he faloufaz Is tie programme:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07
Notice

Notice
Is HEREBT GIVEN THAT THE SUB
IL sczsAeys have Been daily Srpciased execntrtx and
executor % TIE WI % Duncan MeSry6e, lste Of wahl
in The Island 81 SaaA deceased. ses,ste aud have
taken themselves that by giviag ooads the
law directs ali perseas hAvn< demands the estate
Of the sad dcee&sed reecied EXHIBIT the
Aai al perSsos Indebted said called upon
make payment
ELTzARErH AMELIA McBsyps.
wsAiawA KansL
John n. WRIGHT. KOloA, Ksn@L
June ssh. ISIS US At
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

II he mage l1sisEa exaIsl;Ioa II kzH4is-
Ato Care O Saturday eTs1izg As, aads- TIE
-11aAse-ez: Of NJ Geo-ge Castle, E4s one tEll a
4---ss-1su. and Instruction, and sAozla have been
Eitaesse1 n u9c- larger audience thai was
present o tie s5ove--le1sloae1 ereaiaE- The-e
GPPe1s be false l5eA F-sFaleli 1ooaE E2te Ian
is-u e--lolsious- Thai is. PsoF.e thizk IaAi s2ca
entertainments z-r Only to- esI.5-ea- This IS {.
great zis-1ka- TIE sc=1eS and izci5ezts ForsrEys1
% s-E E1Elc -E-:e-1. 1l5s- able r-Ez4ce1e1f. are
s-scsFcls e At Almost iu1l5te variety. &36 ezz K
rlz1r 70 Ee1-D5 in nsih i-si-1e-i0a vel as
1-21se-2eat 10 a. c-1sses 81 al SEsS We hope
NJ. Castle III. so11 repeat Is 1s-tc iGrts-1 ex1i
billions, G16 s1Ai fAe people Of Euaoial1 Sui 20
see t5sZ- SccA iu8So-uI Glls=1s-ss s17s45 he
encouraged u CIR hes czIzrS1s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale or Lease.

nsM THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES sFRe
&E,s IN Eile, Isaad of Hawai- at present 90 S4&
III capted ny L Severance. Isl. The hease Is -~-
swv-Ssory {ls rOogass With hath house and servans'
quarters, ss&hle. etc Terms heesSA Apply 70
raS J. q. coNEr, Hoaolain,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

AUCTION SALzs--Tae AHcsioz sales 6E-i,g The
pas week ~ Tie Az-.i1a Ro9-s ot Nr Z P A.
ans E7a n c : BG-top. ~err uszszSIr s.t-Ic-
live and tee oe o. gods Ozs-e5 for sale az z-si
c-Ess c1I-e.er We hare aos ne aggregate Of sales
maze ~ lie gWo a0zsa< referred 70, hi We know
tatT ~i-l 800; NJ hr-s a10aat- TIE sise.aaaes
&. tae<s s1css1 sales Is gase large, sAosi1g Eeo-
e-4l olspos5;59z 70 keep b-siasss moving. oas Ct
re sa<l sF1soces re hare q he Increasing bzzI-
ness q thee ISE11s Is The excessive sales Of e--
c1x16iS= q Al k-1cs -1z- are ciszse5 Of BIZ G-e1scn
I. Ho1c---- s2c1 Srsek q tie vsa-. We cal The
a1ieztl71 @. or rs4csrs 70 the E5rerfxezsasI q:
Mr. = ; 54-.oS. IN to-1Eys isSEe OF as excessive
sac A. ms Rooms co1siSii1g q zsso-g1e1- Of
Eeue-L -ercAEnoise- Tins Is Al opporzs-ify for
Purchasers 10 make good szrE1ias- 60 Szs 20 al.
20 ne GZczzoc sale a. Mr. B1rroEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07
Notice.

TTAvIEG FORMED CONNECTIONS WITH
FN Railway Stuck 4aDuf1ctareFs IN EnglAud ard The
Tnted States. prepared % lay down Marrow Guage
Railways and Steam TrzmEays from $500 per nhs and
upgar1s--zot lne971ing bridges
7s8 an CHAs. v. HOUsAAS, Civil Engineer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

81 TIE Hawaiian CLie5o1Iza CAB 1as: &, tie
Ak,l 0, tAE Pacific Hose Company. o. Frt5sy ere-
ui1E l.s;, C-ist ClzEao-a presiding. Tie Eeeti1g
WIS rs-a-ar ssz.s5 meeting a. EA5ca considerable
ezs1aesE EE< Erzasscse5. via good zI-ea5socs o.
zezse-s u--s--- TIE Secretary NJ. :. N M.c5o-
lAla READ lie F-ocs=-ipgs Ct re Previozs STATED
Desi2E. al Asa detailed st4ls1sat o. the tran
sac-oas Of ne e-ae, siucs is LAST STATED meeting
Fra tbs sszlsze7I Z IS evident tAEi the cab Is in
G12s-is1irE ce15itol. All us ze1hersAs2 izc-eK<-
IN In u-zos-x IS vel - is lSef1l-sss NJ
E1Ea McIuEyre. Trezs---- Of the elzs. Rad rs
rss1-1 W.5c1 SLOWS I-L1 j. las OF LzU1 hE-5so-ne
oela7cs, an a. hills PAID - 70 este After Tie
E-zcszcslo1 q rcEtf1e Business which E1s carried
On i srr. o tr4.e-n4f feeling TIE cab a5ozrz-
e - Enssz E--Li1 On 1-s sS-1 q Oe-oAz- 1sxf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07

H7- Tas Sse4=s- Vs.. razzizg a. sais--
Easaazs hsAi lsars z1zal1a fl- szz Fs@a1ssss
wr~S Esssr a-zsvA * me -szl1- ssse- s-0= sAz
Frzzcssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
FIRING AT A CAR CONDUCTOR.

One Of tho Finy.ninth Street Cross rowr one horse
cars driven by James Carney, OF No +3i West Fify-
sixth street, nailed late on Saturday night BY Q
drunken fellow the car, at the time. was we'll nlled
with msIe and female passengers. Tho man, whose
name 10 Philip T. Devauey, got aboard and remained
on tie rear platform. with no Intention Of depositing
his faro In tho box. the driver rang . number Of
times called Devaney's attention TO the fact ne had
not paid, ana did all IN his power to collect the
fare Devauey felt In nghtng mood, and
positively refused TO pay. He abused tue driver
and uttered vile language. "Cotne now get of" said
Carney. "Put mo on, I" said Devancy. The driver,
complying with hs request, dd put him OF. Devsncy
no sooner found himself IN tho street than ne drew
seven shooter and pointing " AT Carney nrsd three
snots In succe ssion at him. The passengers, when
they saw the revolver drawn dropped 10 tho bottom
OF the car their hands and knees. They escaped
injuries by 30 ooina, MS they heard the balls whistle
over thor heads Carney, who was attending 10 his
duties ran great risk Before Devancy could nrc any
more shots officer came up aud arrested him. Tho
revolver was taken IRON him and found with four
bullets still In IL Carney, the ofncer and several OF
tho passengers appeared yesterday morning IN tho
Fifty seventh street Court ms Witnesses against De-
yanoy, who was held In 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
SCHNEIDER'S VOYAGE.

Frank schneider. young man living at No 2+&s
Second svcnue, late on Saturday night slipped from
It's moorings a rowboat belonging 70 Mr. Booth, Of
Macomb's Dam, aud stored for the Hudson River
on nearing the perous rapids In spuyten Ddyvil
Creek tho boat ospszed. Beng good swimmer
schneider struck out boldly for tho shore. but the
many little whrlpools In tho stream ex.
hausted his strength. II" managed to reach =
float and renamed there IN PROSTATE con-
dition until Orncer Trsinor, Of tho Thrty-second
precinct came TO ms assistance IN another boat On
gaining the shore schneider shook himself and then
babe the officer good morning Irainor, however,
laid a hand upon Schneider's shoulder and invited
him to take Ia the Carmansvilc police station
Schneider PLEADED previous engagement. bot
Traigor was so anabie that he felt obliged to yield
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday the ofcer ac
cused Schneider OF stealing Mr. BOOTHS boat, aud ~
the prisoner admitted taxing It Judge FIimmcr
United him Tor triaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
LXPEkf BURGLARS.

Between ten and eleven O'Clock on Saturday even.
Ing burglars entered Isaac sommers' wholesale
liquor and cigar store, No. % vsssy street. and Is
supposed, carried away some OF tho stock. They
must have sccrctcd themselves In pump room on
the second noor which adjons Henry Turner's print
ing Office, and after the doors had boon locked for
the night bored through tho incn board partition
walked through the printing Office, winch occupies
Nos 20 and 2s. TO the west side OF the room whore
they bored thirty nuTcr holes aud cut through tho
Ioor and plsscring aud descended into the nqunr
STORE below by n belt which they took IRON one OF
the press puiieyA The amount stolen IL unknow %,
as Mr Sommers' store was locked anu could not be
entered The thieves lett two skeleton KEYS but II
could not DO discovered how they made their exit
The officer The beat said that the store was all
right At O'Clock, but at eleven O'Clock he
cred tho puIley oeLt hangIng from tho wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
A COMEDIANS NEW ROLE.

self A. White, OF Lafayette, n. J., walked into tho
Fourth precinct station house with clothing but
hts shirt and drawers and somewhat startled tho
geant In chnrgs, who at FIRST thought the man
crazy. As far could be gathered from his story,
which littie confused, u was ascertainod that
he had brought into the dark precincts OF tho
Grand Duke Opera House by some young mo, ana
while there stripped OF his clothing lie also lost
500 IN money which was IN the pocket OF his pants-
looms since then Detective Carr has iBvestigst
ing tho matter aud Saturday arrested tho come
atan OF tue Grand Dukes Theatre. Mr. Terence Su1l.
van. sullivan admitted TO the detectivc that ne
with another msm Der OF The company n med PADDY
Miles mad taken Mr. whitc's clothes, but he denied
all knowledge OF the money. sullivan arra sned
before Judge Morgan yesterday, but was rema nded TIL
to-day to allow the com painant time to appear Miles
hes not yot been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

August volpe OF No. 273 Mulberry street, while on
his way to hts home about twelve o'clock on Saturday
night and passing Jersey street, was suddenly SGT
upon by thrce young ruflians, one Of whom. named
Peter Foley, caught him around the neck. whis the
other Two, Thomas McGovern and James Mullon at-
tempted to take hts watch. His cries attracted tho
attention OF an onicer and the three arrested.
They were committed by Judge Morgan al tho Tomos
yesterday 10 81, 900 bail each 10 answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
REMARKABLE CRUELTY.

Tine police OF Long Island city are looking for
man who, on Saturday afternoon, was guilty OF tho
shooting OF George Il 20, lad about ten years old
The boy was accostcd by young man respectfully
dressed and wearing 'nard" hat, who offered MIN
two cents for the berries In his pail He declined the
Offer and started to walk on, when tho scoundrel
drew a revolver from tho back pocket OF hi panta-
looms and nrcd sbots after MIN. The first ballet
missed him, but the o'her passed through his lett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29

u ung ARTIFICIAL Teeth 81 gum, as, warranted. new
YorS Dental Rooms. 2d2 9th av. established IstL
DR. MBADER,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05

We are Ia receipt of communica-
ton from "Bung Eye" which we
would gladly pub ish were it not for
the fact that the person who penned it
did not sign his name TO il. We want
the real name Of the writer attached to
every communication 10 the SILVER
STATE, not for publication, but as "a
guarantee that IL is written in good
falth. Unless this rule Is com Piled
with. COMMUNICATIONS will not be pub.
listed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05

This may not be true as regards
States indeed We know it Is not; but
1t Is absolutely true as regards those
delicate organs, the human lungs.
When they are dlsorg nized and partly
consumed, they cannot be restored 10
a healthy condition. BIT bear Ia mind
that this misfortune c4n never happen
II HIDES Honey of Horehouui aud Tar
Is administered AS u Remedy tor the
cough which always precedes pulmo-
nary consumption. Sold by druggists
everywhere al 90 cents aud 81. Great
saving to get the large size.
Plke's ioothAele Drops cure tooth
ache IN one minute. sod By all drug
gIstS at - ceutS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05
Indictments Found.

The Graud Jury have made partial
reports 10 tue Court, in which they
state that they have found indictments
Us follows: Robert johnson, for felony.
two indictments; j. IL. Harrison, for
felony, Two indictments; Charles Mil.
Ter, Tor felony, one indictment, for bur
ghry, one indictment; Del Christman.
tor felony. one indictment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05

Some very rich ore has been found
III what was known in early days rs
American District, twelve or fifteen
miles south of Unionville. We have
been snowa "a specimen of it which is
ABOUT one third horn silver, aud re-
sembles the ore found ia the Moonlight.
IL lndIan District. Il only requires ii
few tons OF such ore to make boated
capitalist OF the prospector who found
the ledge
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05
local 4nTel.,cEncE,
mumbsIdsI. q D. company.

ID. b. Merry, Civil Engineer of the
Humboldt Irrigation aud Development
Company called to day. He informs
US that the Company have about 20
men and large number of teams en-.
gagged on the canal, and that the inten.
tion is to complete il to the Big Mead
ows before next summer, 50 as to sup.
ply farmers with water during the ir-
rigating season. The heaviest cut not
yet completed. is under contract to be
flushed by the first of January.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05

AN old legend asserts that the great
Gothic cathedral of Cologne, Of which
the devil, it says, furnished the plan,
will never be- complsted. The great
advances toward completion which
have been made during the past forty
years have unsettled somewhat the old
belief ia the Legend. This. huwevet,
has of llte bsen revived by the asser.
ton of Prof Helm of the University of
Zurich, that the blocks of stone. taken
from the Drachenfes, which were en-
ployed tor the foundation aud pillars,
are fast undergoing chemical de-
composition. aud that prob lbly before
this century closes the editice may fall
to the ground Another fact which has
excited superstition is that the new
clock, constructed from canuou taken
from the French, has not been In work
ing order for year, aud that all Efforts
hitherto to render it sergiceable have
proved ubortive.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05
Nettlesi LloWn

Johnny Barrett, who made things
hVely here during the political cam
paign, by ruuulng foot races with Dolby
John, lecturng the Piutes on temper
ance, aud making political speeches at
"Bung Eye, has DOW settled down to
blteksmllhing In ruscarora, and, &C.
corGlng 10 the iIlnss- Review, is doing
"a rushing business
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05
Idaho Isuiiion

Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S Express brought
down from Idaho yesterday. seven bars
OF bullion, valued ut So. 100, from the
Black Jack mine; one bar. valued at
Sl.06I 30, from tue Potosi mine; aud
three bars, valued at s., 202, from the
Buffalo mine. That from the Buffalo
was shipped east and the balance west
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05
riAe Big Miming suit.

The Case Of the Reese Company VS..
the Rye Patch Company is progressing
III the District Court. II is one of the
most important suits ever tried in the
Court here, aud considerable mauy wit
nesses are beng ekamined.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05

II Is stated AS fact that trade dollars
are being imported from Cniaa to New
York by way of London. They Can bs
purchased. II Is said, IN China at a rate
which enables the importers to get them
to New York tor 92X cents, II is
probable that this rumur was started
and given to the public by the Nsw
York BANKERS to influence legisl .tlon on
the silver question.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05
Licenses CoiIrctedi .

Deputy Sheriff Burns paid into the
County Treasury yesterday, $462 80
collected for licenses last mouth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05
smyrna Eig..

Smyrna Figs just received by f. C.
Robins, the freshest and incest ever
brought to this market. dec5 1w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs.

a IL kNICH - Or PTTHtAS,
vited to call on L. SAL)MDN at N. Levy's
store, with view of org .nlzing a Lodge of
the Order In Winnemacca.
November 10, 1878, I'm
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Cornncnpin Rllli0n.

Three bars of bullion, valued at
80, lSl 81. from the Leopard mine at
Cornucopia. We're shipped west yester-
day.
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Caution to- the Pubic

HEREBY caution the p iblic not to pur-
IL chase e-tain prom.sJry Jte, drawn in
fa or Of ). s Thomas by William Moulder
and tndorsed,by fhom IS Gain, for the sum of
$3.50 with interest, said note having been lost
by me. and paynen. Of the sauna stopped
s. 81 THOMAS.
n December sl87S- st
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Two Car loads of merchandise ar
rived here yesterday for Silver City
and the Paradise Cooperative Assooia-
tim
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itstiroad Empioyes.

An exchange says: The Central Paci-
tic Railroad Company employs Ii. 800
white men and 800 Cinnamon. The
wages paid 10 machinists are 80 to AZ
cents per hour; b'acksmiths, 81 to 40:
helpers. 22H to 271s; boiler makers.
20 to SO; carpenters, % to s.; painters,
20 to 80; engineers, $ll0 to $l22 per
month; fremen. 70; passenger con.
doctors, $liO to $ll5; freight con-
dnctors, $50 to So; brakemeu. 500 to
$40; track foremen, $50 to SO; labor
ers. s! to 50 % per dav
The elegant new establishment of
Uncle Harris. No. 22l Kearny street,
west side, between Bush and Sutter
streets. 'has bsen opened. twas a great
necessity to the many thousand custo-
mers, who, since 1851, have given their
patronage to him His motto has
always been fair dealing to all, and
thus his stores are crowded daily with
the best Of our citizens.
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LANDER COUNTY jail Is untenauted,
and the Rsvei.ls susgests, as a matter
of economy, that it be- rented to some
family or business firm.
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Range Of temperature at the Signal Office
yesterday Highest, 81 deg. lowest, 10 deg. /;
range, AZ average. 81 3 deg.
Vote In the column headed :" Min. Their
mometer" the figures indicate the 10 Yves
temperature dldog the night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY,
Corpr signal Corps, u. n. A.
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov20-'7S Iy.
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a CARO-.

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This great remedy was discovered by u mis-
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