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WINNEMuCCA,
Humboldt County, Nevada, 1873.
$4,000.
Speed Programme.

First Day TUESDAY. OCTOBER iszx.
RUNNING:-Purse $3.50; four or more 20
enter, three or more 10 start; single
dash OF one-quarter Of . mile; fires Tor
all horses raised or owned ia Humboldt
County. Eastern Oregon and Idaho.
First horse. xi2o; see0n.i, x15.
RUNNING Purse 500; four or more 20
enter, three az more 90 start; single
dash Of one mile; free for all saddle
horses. first horse. SIS; second. SIS.
TRoTfING:-Purse s3UU; four or more to
enter, three or more To starr; mile heats,
two al three, free for all horses raised or
owned In Humboldt County, Eastern
Oregon and Idaho. first horse, S900:
second, xlU0.
Second Day:-WEDNESDAY. OCT. is d.
RUNNiN6;-Purs- $3.50; four or more to
enter, .hree or more 70 start, sipgie dash
OF three-quarters Of mile; frse tor
all two-year. oids owned IN Humboldt
county w days previous to race. First
horse, <2UO; soco1d. &lOU; third, $50.
RUNNING :--Purse $3.50: four or more TO
entsr, three or more u start; singla
dash OF one mile: free for all three
year-olds owned Ia humboldt county W
DAYS previous 10 race. fIrss horse, 500:
sesond. $l0O, third, ESQ.
THorrINa:-PurseS $50: fur or more to
enter, thrce or more 10 start; mile heats,
Ewo IN tilfse. free Tor ill dDntAe teAaus
ownea In humhUldt county. Eastern
Oregon and Idaho. First horse. $I27 ";
see Jrla, save entTsDc Teams 10 b. driven
toge.hcr ior TWO nsoltns prior 10 race.
1f1srd uay:-raU asDAY. OCT. i7rH.
enter. three or more TO start; one-half
mile heats, - IN hree, free for ell horses
raised or owned IN humboldt County,
Eastern Oregon and Idaho. First horse.
$50; SECOND, $40; third, 6O.
RUNNING,--Purse $500; four OF more TO
entsr, three or more TO start; mile heats
two IN three. free for all horses rails d "
owned In humboldt County. Eastern
oregon and idaho. First horse, $Jvo;
second. Sl25; third. SIS.
Fourth Day,--FRiDAY. OCr. 18TH.
RUNNING: Purse $500; four or mora 10
enter, thres Or more s.art; single dash
VI one male: free for ali horses raised In
HulDboidt County. First hJrse, $3av
second, 500.
RUNNIN9:--Purse $500. four or more TO
enter. three or more to start; mile heats
three In nse; free for all. First horse,
500; secoul. $l2o; tnlrd, sTo.
An Lquest ian tournament Will take place
On the Fourtl Deg, several valuable
prizes will 10 distrAoIted TO tho cons
tsstanis,
fsuaes OF the Track.
FIRSTr-Speed con ests will bs governed oy
the '.itacing and Betting Males OF tha
by District ralr Grounds Association.
SECoND mo entry Will be considered with
out it Is accompanied by tno cut
money. ALI enirles will % c.osed ~
o'clock the day preceding each race.
In ali the above races four or moe must
enter. three or more must start.
An entry fec Of II per cent ofthe purses oom.
peted for mus Do paid to bn' oec1o'afy
Ut the time Of ENTITY.
All the above races lsxcept those for Hum.
L,,ldt a relusiyo.yl are fires 90 all horses
raised or owned in battle Mountain and
ali points north Of sne central sacina
hAilroad.
FRANK NARAMoRR. President.
DAVID VAN I.ENNEP. Secretary.
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DAILY SILVER STATE.


Referring to the workingman who
were indicted BY the United States
Grand Jury for alleged violation of the
Bnrlingame treaty at Unionville 10
1869. Mr.. r M,Daggstt. then. as now,
editor of the Territorial Enterprise.
says 10 q. recent issue of that paper:
"And of those in Humboldt who still
bold u grpdge against him for his acts,
Els safe to wager that not three out of
the whole party have ever paid so much
rs poll tax, and that those who re-
menber them longest cannot. remember
png day Of their lives when, the, world
would not have been jnst as we'll of. il
they had never lived."b n
OF the men here referred to many
are yet residents of this county. and we
could name q score. Of .them whose
names appear on the tax roll now. as
they have for several years past. A
half a dozen of them have been elected
20 responsibIe positions. and, though
their dislike for Chinese is perhaps rs
intense now as it was then. they are
amongst the most reputable and re.
spectacle citizens Of Humboldt. Many
of them are Republicans. and some of
them have been elected. to Office
GU the Republican ticket in
this county,. because of their
svowad opposition to the Rurlingame
treaty and unrestricted Chinese immi-
grafton. Will these men stultify them.
selves and kiss the hand that smites
them by supporting Mr.. Daggett for
GoDgress2 Will they at this day, when
the whole countrY. East. West. North
and south.is beginning to realize the
magnitude of the evils resulting from
the ,Bnrlingams treaty. which accords
10 the barbarous hordes of Asia all the
rights and. privileges of subjects of the
most favored nations. go back on their
record apd pledges and support for
Representative to Congress, a man
who. through the columns Of his Jour.
nal. denounced them as the "off.
scouringss of creation" and eulogized,
the Chinese as their superiors socially,
morally and intellectually This was
years ago. when Mr. Daggett as Clerk
Of the United States Court and editor
of the Enterprise, endeayored to preiu.
dice the public mind in favor of the
Ghinese and against the white working
men of the State; now he attempts to
senew the feeling BY asserting what is
fAlse--that not three Of the white men
pdicted by the United States Grand
larry in la69for alleged violation of the
Sorlingame treaty ever paid even
POLL tax.
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fHE Chairman o.. the Ohio Republi-
aan State Central Committee has is
sned circular letter to the national
banks ofthe State reminding them. that
the Democrats carry the election the
banks will BE- losers. as asts TO abolish
w shheM will pc passed by Congress. and
eii:ns them that the only way to pre-
Nent this - to come. down with PEI
aia'ary assistance and respond imme-
stately with goodly SUN fos the relief
~ our cause" Il plain words. the
Committee asks the banks to give the
ssasnsy ofsihe Stockholders, nfinepce
1nAters. Phis is OHIO Republican ism.
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Application for Order of Sale.


In the Fourth Judicial District Court Of the
state of Nevada in and for the county Ct
Humboldt.
In the matter Of the estate OF william samp-
son, deceased,
N Office is hereby given to the creditors
IN and all persons having or claiming any
interest In the above named estate that on the
10 day OF October. 1873, a. 10 O'Clock A. M.
U. A. Rnggies. Administrator Of said estate.
VIII apply to the Judge of the Fourth Judi
cia! District Court Of the State of Nevada In
and for the county of humboldt ut the Judges
Chambers in the Courthouse in the town Of
Minnemucca, in said county. for an order to
sell all OF the personal proper ty Of laid estate
~ private sac on the grounds that such sale
VIII De Tor the best interest Of said estate.
TnAt ct said tine and place any Of the
creditors and all persons having or claiming
any interest an said estaee appear and show
shall not bs made. c. A. KUGGLES,
aVcs-o' eaf administrator,
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Ranch forSale,

NOR SALE at reasonable teams, a rsnch
IL in Paradise Valley, twenty miles
tom ~innemu,ca. known az the Wash,
o. ell Ranch, consisting of SO0 acres OF
meadow land, 400 acres Of agricultural land,
with good water right, Is head of Durham
cattle, II head OF workhorses, farming iwple-
ments OF all kinds
The land is secured by title direct from the
United states Government.
For further particulars inquire by letter or
In person Ut the SILVER arATK Once.
NWiDnemacca, September 20, 1878. II
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NOTICE.

o,ioE IS hereby given that on Friday.
~ vctoper nth, ut p. NJ Priyeleoes far
Oar restaurant. Ice Cream and Fruit Stsnd
ana Pools will be sold to the highest hide,
,sr cash Ut public auction in front Of tha
Postofice. Nv E,su Vi tue
w,. secretary II. d. NJ. " Al. SOCIETY.
Sinnemuccs, October z. lS7s, =
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TEL ECR &c.
EASTERN DISPATCHES


sac S1A11E& Om AZ 88sss& GEG3s
9T NEw YoRK, Oct. 8.
A dispatch announcing that the in.
sdffection In Santa Cruz is drawing to
an END says: l. French and English
men.ot.war are. protecting the towns.
while the Danish soldiers and loyal
volunteers are securing. the country.
Occasional CONGREGATIONS are occurring,
but the majority Of tbs rioters are seek
fling to save themselves by flight.
! Many of the leaders are in custody.
Seventy sugar estates are reported
burned, aud the report that halt of
Frederickstadt is in ashes is confirmed.
The Renegade Chsyennes In Me-
.s# stree bra ska.
OMAHA, Oct. 8.
"A dispatch received from Thornburgh
says that the Indians have scattered.
The dispatch confirms the previous
kilograms, but gives nothing later.
Captain Mauok was forty miles behind
the Indians. Major Dallas. with 100
men, started from Ogallalla yesterday
to ,overtake Thornburgh. Colonel
Carleton. from Camp Robinson. has by
this time reached the country between
Snake Greek aud Niobraras river.
through which the Indians are expected
to pass.
"A Sidney. (Nsbraska) dispatch OF
yesterday says: A courier from earle.
toms command on Snake Greek reached
here At 5 p NJ, and reports that Carrie
toms advance discovered the advance
scouts of, the Cheyennes on the night
of the Sd, thirty-fve miles southeast of
Snake c reek Station. II not disco vered
by the Cheyennes, Carleton would en-
gage them the next day.
PFemiilsnniai Advent Of Jssus
Christ
New YORK. Oct, 8. ~
Preparations are making for the Con-
ference of the believers in the premil.
lennial advent of Jesus Christ. This
is to be held at the Church Ut the Holy
Trinity. in this city. October Both and
3lst aud November LIST. A circular has
been issued, setting forth the object of
the Conference. and giving the names
of the Bishops. Professors. ministers
and others who unite in approving the
call.
Remembrance from the New York
Clsaring- House.
New YORK. Oct. 8.
A remonstrance has been sent by the
Clearing house to Secretary sherman,
against his recent order requiring
ssnders of national bank currency, in
tended for redemption. to pay the ex-
pressage on 1t in advance. It is
claimed that the order bears unequally
on the large. as compared with the
cl1"iA Sstico uu0 toWAS.
Claimant for a Portion OF the Late
Miehsai FSssse's Estate.
NEw YORK. Oct. 8.
The Panama Star. just received, says
claimant has appeared for portion
of the immense fortune left by the late
Micheal Reese. of California. in the
person of Isabella Ancona. a native of
Panama. She claims to have been the
wife of the deceased millionaire. and
that her son Ricardo i'd their legitimate
offspring.
Weather Favorable to the Spread.
ing OF Yellow Fever.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct, 8.
The weather is settled and warm,
which 10 favorable to the further
spreading Of the disease. From 6
o'clock last night until mon In. dav %
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Odd Fellows Reunion

HUMBOLDT Lodge No. 10, 1. o. o. r.
L IL will give o Social Entertainment on
SATURDAY EvEsISG, OcroBEa 18TH to which
all Odd Fellows and Masons in good standing
aud ladies are invited. Guests will meet In
ODD Fell pws' Hall. in staunton's building, ut
O'Clock PA N, By order Of the Lodge,
k.W. WOOD,
j. FULTON, Committee.
W. II. LISSNER. -
Winnemucca, october 9, 1878,
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p SaANK. AUCKLAND. the naturalist, de-
- as that babies swim naturally. A
e1-nfpnt oae into warm water. and 1t
sssek TO u like. a duck, SWIMMING
hisklg..
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Weather Favorable TO the Spread d.
ing OF Yellow Fever.
MEMPHIS Tenp..Ot

IA khAS Tenn, Oct., o.
The weather is settled and warm.
which 10 favorable to the further
spreading Of the disease. From
o'clock last night until noon to-day %
deaths were reported by the under
takers.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1873
THE JAPANESE INDEMNITY fUND-nEpoar OF
THE COMMITTEE on FOREIGN RELATIONS
Senator Wallace has mndc n report, acco mp anyinq
The bill in relation TO the japanese Indemnity fund
from the Committee on Foreign Relations IN which II
k stated that the Japanese Indemnity iuud 10 a sum
81 money amounting 10 about 81, 600 O0o invested
10 United States securities and under tho con.
troll OF tho State Department, never having
been covered into the Treasury IL Is tho proceeds
ana accretions OF tho sum OF s75oooo in gold paid
10 tho United States by the govcrnmcnt OF Japan
under the provisions OF convention made October
o. 1904, between the Tycoon Of japan ana rcprcscn
iaives OF Great Britain, France, the United States
OF America and tho Netherlands by which tho former
sgreed TO pay the four Powers above named the sum
whatever nature for past expressions on the part or
tho Prince OF Nngato, whether indemnity
ransom for Shimonoscki or expenses cntalIed
by tho Of eratons OF tho allied squadronau
0nefourth Of this sum has been paid by japan In god
and constitutes the fund named II is was stated
by Secretary seward, January s. 1865, IN our hands
without substantial equivalent Tno committee arc
OF opnion that the whole OF tho fund originally re-
ccived, namely $4,000 In gold, without interest,"
should be returned TO tho Japanese government with
out conditions that out OF the accrued interest there
should TO set apart for the officers and crow OF tho
Wyoming sl25 0C0 to be distributed under the Prov.
SONS OF the BILL ana that tho remainder Of the interest
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SOLDIERS AT CHURCH.

The members OF tho Forty-scvcnth regiment as
sembloi IN full dress uniform, with side arms, at
their srmory, corner Of North Second and Fourth
Streets Williamsburg, last evening, and marched 10
ST. Pau's Episcopal Church TO listen to tho annual
sermon Of the Chaplin, Row. Nowland Maynard Gen.
cra Ira L. Bccbo. with hts stn together with Colonel
Joun Rsngcr aud the officers OF the Thirty second rcg
mont accompanied tho Forty.scvcnth. Tho military
portion Of tho audience occupied the nearest tho
altar all the way across tho church, whio tho re-.
maindcr OF the cdince crowded BY friends or tho
regiment and members Of tho church UNTIL unable to
get In hundreds gathered outside tho building an re-
NAMED there through tho services The spoke
oil the claims OF duiy Us against inclination, conipar
ing the duty OF the members TO each other and 10
their country as citizens soldiers, TO thor iuty to
themselves and TO God as Christians Ito showed
by tho events OF the past year how essential
90 the welfare OF tho people the militia
were, aud hoped Abat these organ zat,ons properly
managed, properly ofccrcd nud adequately sep
ported, would eventually put an end 10 the vice of
war by rendering this country, always prepared for
H. Tho address closed WIN eulogy Of the late
Thomas 3. DakiD.
"BattalIon, rse,' was then commanded by Colonel
Browncil and alter tho regiment had marched GU. on
the stroot u was dismissed.
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THE COMMITTEE AS DECIDED UPON DY SPEAKER
RANDALL.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10. 1873.
Speaker Randall, OF tho House OF Representative s
left this CITY for Psburg tonight attend tho DEM
ocratc State Convention. Before leaving he
decided upon the following as. the select
committee OF eleven tho Potter resolution,
which will be announced tomorrow by Mr..
Sayler, Speaker pro tenn. :-Messrs GARRISON N. Pot
ter. OF New YORK; William Il. Morrison, OF Illinois
Eppa Hunton, OF Virginia; John A. McMah0en, OF
Ohio j. s. Blackburn. OF Kentucky; w. s. Singer
OF Pennsylvania; Thomas X. Cobb. OF Indiana demo
cratsl B. r. Butler, OF Massachusetts; Frank His
cock OF New York; j. ID. Cox, OF Ohio and Thomas
d. Reed, OF Maine trepu0icans).
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Captain Ps,er NJ Boehm. Fourth cavalry March !,
1878
Captain George S. Galupc First infaprry. March 1,
w,M the Retired Pay Of Colonel Under Act March Is,
Lieutenant Colonel John Pulford, United States
Army, retired, TO date from March Is, 1878.
CASUALTIES
Resignsd To-
Captain Charles S. Do Graw assistant surgeon. jan
uary l. 1878.
Captain William r. Buchanan. assistant surgeon.
:, FRS, Lieutenant Samuel Craig, Eighth Infantry.
December 81. 1877; Harry T. Hammond, Ninth cavalry,
March ], 1878; Alexander s. Bacon. FIRST artillery,
October 8, 1871; Harry c Johnson, First infantry.
March 81, 1875; Frank o. Briggs, second iniantry,
December 10. 1871; Henry F. Wells, Fourth infantry,
Expired by Constitutional Limitation, December g. 1877
and Since Reappointsd
Squares, Thomas J. Clay Erastus W. Maxwell. Thco-
dore Mosher. Jr.; William A. Nichols, Stephen
0'Connor.
Colonel Thomas Q. Devin, Third cavalry, April 8.
Colonel Charles Thomas (retirea,, February l. 1878.
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis A. Edwards, surgeon, No.
vember 8, 1871.
Lieutenant Colonel John d. Kurtz Corps OF En-
glneers, October 10, 1877.
Major David Taylor, paymaster, February 81. 1878.
Major Thomas II. Halsey tretircd), November 10,
Major James Curtis tresired). January 10. 1873.
Major Nathaniel u Aacrae (retircdh FeDruary .,
1878.
Captain Andrew X. Long, commissary OF subsist-
cnce January %. 1873.
Captain Charles Meinhoid, Third cavalry, Dccem-
Der IL, 1877.
Captain owen Hale. Seventh cavalry, killed in nc
ton with Nez Pcrces Indians on Snake River, Mon
tana, September 80. 1877.
Captain Charles r. Trowbridgc, Second infantry,
February o, 1873.
Captain Campbell D. Emory Ninth infantry. March
II, 1873.
Captain Robert P. Wilson, Tenth infantry. March
Captain Daniel Hart, Twenty-anh infantry, April
IL, 1878.
First Lieutenant William +. Reynolds, Jr., First
tillery. November %. 1877.
First Lieutenant Horace p. Sherman, Fifteenth In
fantry, October O. 1877.
Second Lieutenant J. Williams Biddle. Seventh
cavalry killed IN nciion with Nee Perces indians on
Snake Rivor Montana. September 80, 1877.
Chaplain Aqua A. Reese (retircd). March 7, 1878.
Professor Albert e. Church, Military Academy,
March 80, 1878
Dropped for Desertion
Second Lieutenant J. Wesley KosenQucst Fourth
cavalry December T. 1877.
Dropped Under Section 1,223 Repised Statutes and
Opinion Of Attorney General. dated December IL,
1877.
Captain Adam Bndcau (retiredl TO date from May
10. 1869. Ut Is reported that Captain Badcau has
boon restored to the rolls Of the army what
known as the Crawford Act.''l
Dismissed
Captain Thomas Little. Tenth cavalry.
Captain Howard Il. Stansbury, eteenth Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Eugene Wells, First artillery.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIE PowHATTAN COMING TO NEW YORK
WORK IN THE oosPoRr NAVY YARD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, May 10, 1878.
TIE flagship Of Roar Admiral Trenchard, the Pow
haitian, Captain T. Scott FiIlcbrown commanding,
sails at day break TO- morrow morning for New York.
Sho will lay Oft tho foot OF rwcntythrd street until
the LIST Of Juno and then 60 up to tho navy yard to
ccve boilors and DO ovcrhauled and reatted for
the reception OF Rear Admiral John c. Howell, the
now commander tho North Atlantic and Suit squad
rons who takes command on tue LIST Of July
GosPoRr NAVY
Building s now going ahead briskly on the new
sloop ofwar Galena, which, With tho repairs to the
Canandaigua, liz the only work Ia the navy yard.
The officers OF the station have again ceased to DO
paid the whole force or clerks and writers OF tho
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names. recognize them OF friends. They
do such natural things For instance. what could
have been more natural than for tho Dean TO forget
his cloth and pitch the lconaitoned Marquis into the
fireplace And the way Lady Mary answered her hus-
bands accusations regarding Jack dc Baron was just
right The story Is long and homely, but IL Is capt.
tai satire on tae British arstocracy and will 60 fur
Their toward opening their eyes to tho absurdity Of
some OF their ways than rounds of abuse tons OF
iractr II has heen SO long since have had thor
oughly good novel 10 review ina, have read this
one with genuine pleasure. BY the way, tnis tho
initial number OF Hlrpcr's "Franklin Square Ii
brary,"a plan OF tho Seaside and Lakeside
Libraries. but printed on much better paper and in
clearer type than either OF those. All to the
sFranklin Square Library, /" which gives a for
fifteen what he has heretofore paid dollar and
q half TOR.