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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-20
Al6po jerks,

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Highland Iowa County, Wisconsin. Agent
Aetna Insurance Company. Collections promptly
attended to- 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-20

Wilson & McuhOn,
A TTORNrTS AND COuNSEIOEs - Office In
n the City Bank, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21

The liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health aud happiness OF man.
When it is disturbed ia its proper
action, all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements o. the heart and blood.
The action OF the brain aud nervous
system, are ali immediately connected
with the workings OF the liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green
August Flower Is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with dyspepsia or
liver coaplaint, ani ali the Numerous
symptoms that Result from an un
healthy condition of the liver and
stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents Positively sold Ia all towns on
the Western ointment. Tbrse doses
viii grove that il il Just what yoa wasst.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21
Daily SILVER STATE.
OPPORTUNITY LOST.

The Territorial Enterprise, edited
and published by r. NJ. Dagsett. a
prominent candidate for the R-publi-
ran nomination for Governor, poured a
broadside into the Nye county Central
Committee of its party for usurping
the rights OF the masses In appointing
delegates to the State Convention and
instruc,ing them 10 vote for rival can
didate for Governor. Everybody APP.
proyed the course of the Enterprise
and conceded with its opinion that the
action of the Con- Ilttee ''snlcxe1 of
sharp practice if not downright perhdy
and corruption" Persons of every
shade of politics appiadded Diggett for
his outs poken condemnation of the
Committee and his manly def use Of th-
Fights Of the masses of bis party. He
was the hero of the hour. an fJr II day
was perhaps the most popular Republi.
can in Nevada. The next mail. how
sver. dissipated this feeling It
brought intelligence that the Rspubli-
can Cen raj Committee of Lincoln
county had appointed deleg stes to the
State Convention aud INSTRUCTED them
10 vote for Il. NJ. Dtggett for Governor.
The admirers of that gentleman eagerly
scanned the Enterprise to see his
aommsbts on the action of the
Lincoln Committee. They knew
he had fired shrapnel shells at the Nye
Committee and expected he would
ahrow Greek fire at the Lincoln Com
nittee. To say they were disappointed
and disguised at learning that, instead
# condemning the Lincoln Committee
sor following the example OF the Nye
Committee. he actually defended its
sonduct, gives but faint idea of their
expressions. They saw that h. NJ
Daggett Was using the columns of his
paper, which cliims 10 be the exponent
% Republican principl for personal
purposes. and attempted to excuse the
GiEcola Committee for doing tor him
what the Nye COMMITTEE. whose action
De denounced as corrupt, had. done for
Gonnor. He let tue golden opportunity
which the Lincoln Committee afforded
him to show his unseishness. pass,
and instead of increasing his popularity
by denouucing the fraud on thspeople,
host all his new-made friends. and
made his old ones. Jake warm by de
tending it, and the lion of yesterday
became the ass of to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21

G0VEsSNO. klNKEA ID.

j. II. KiDkead pass d through yester.
day on bis way home from Eureka
We understand that he was cordially
received by the Base Rangers. and the
following from the Sentinel indicates
that not only Repnbiicaus. bat Demo.
Gratis. were iavorab.y Impressed witb
the Hluboldter. Fiat jonruai says:
"Governor klnkead is very nffable
gentleman. mud makes a splendid in-
preston whereyer he goes. Indeed,
We tblnk there is more latent strength,
more outcome Ia him thaG any R5puo-
lc4n candidate that has yet been
named. He is tue sort of man who
grows with. tue canvass, 1t has been
qlietly whispered, in a contiGentiai
way. for some time. that if Klnkead
should receive ta- Rspnbhc,n nomina-
ton. Certain irG leuces you'd be set to
WORK to keep Governor Bradley off the
track. Be thst Us it may, Governor
hinkead is TO be regarded as among the
most formidable OF the candidates thus
far brodshl forward by the opposition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21
SH =NaFr'5 SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN hXE,lU ZION 35UED
10 out III me Ils.rlct DodrL vi tus rOur4n
ou4Icial Dlserlet IA md Gorlho 20 !At o. 4Liin-
AIT, state VI .NeyaIa, "a tae rs IA ,tay uf JAY
Al. ioto and . nlc u4eSt q anu ueIl tuTCd.tJ a
Judgment rseJVereI Ia said UOdtt. On tns IUtn
day VI Jane, y u. 1915, III favor u. j. a
Clark, plaIntih, ant a. .snsG tne Paeinc sui
phur Company. dof-nd n, Tor The san uf
1901 10, tOgc her Win costs anu aisDarse.
nents, ain laItIn5 % tic sum OF al 40, and
accrulng costs, | ave on this, tte lTtn uay oI
Augdst, A. -. 1913. 10 led On aud takun IA ex-
ecutiJn the following described pro .erty, 10
wit:
one two-h, Sc spring wagon, one set Of
oag9y harness, one scs Ut Lumber harness.
Two norses, one COW, lwo blacksmith anvls,
one blacksmith bellows, one vioe, one ore
car, one large cook stoyc, hve kettles, two
hJluS pan Two dri piug paus, two large
eoilee pOes, two Large 81 lrOn al phar meIt-
ing pans, Two wrought II II hulphdf me .tIug
paAs, one patent p~rsaole fo.Be, > KY SUI
phur MOUNDS, two truck ono wash boiler,
one stew pan, one breal pau, oue dlsa pan.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
TUESDAY. THE 27TH Day OF AUGUST,
a. ID. 1918,
Between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
morning and hye O'clock IN the afternoon.
VIZ: al nine O'Clock A. NJ at tn wright a. bD ri
sulphur mine, humOOlatCuun y,Neyaal Ulll
oHef Tor SAFE at p0Di1c aucti IA, ali tie rigut
utle am interest Oi s.lI de4eadant, the
Pacific sulphur Company, OF IA anu TO the
above oescri ped lroIert., To the highest
DID er FOE cash, to satisfy said execution,
costs and aecfulng costs.
Sheriff Of humboldt County, Nevada.
~ q. y. OSBORN, Deputy.
August l7tn. 1915. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21
cooLNess IN TINE or DANGER.
Tho PEesence OF Mind OF a Eureka
TOPPER.

From the Eureka Sentinel.
1t was III the Corner Saloon, aud he
had Just been invited TO take a drink.
and stood leaning on his elbow on the
counter when the avalanche of water
atruck South Main street, and the
alarm was sounded by the shrieking
Ehisilss and the frantic ringing OF the
1se bells. Men and women wen.
aearly crazy and the widest excitement
prevailed. but he did not waver. or for
moment lose his presence of mind.
he called for whisky sour, and drank
It "ph a GOODNESS and rare presence of
n'nd deserving OF honorable mention.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21
Speed Programme.

First Day:-TUE5DAY. oCroBEB 18TH
RUNNING $780, four or more to
enter, three or more t. art; single
dash Of oue-quayter of Iuiir: free zoe
all hotses Iaisel or owned il Hdmb Jldt
COu ty taste II oregon and Id sho.
Fi,st horse, sI2j; seem, S25.
RUNNI g. Purse 500; four or more tp
enter. three or more 10 start; single
da.h of one mile; fl for all saddle
horses. first morse. SO; second S25.
TROT lING:-Purse $780, four or more to
enter, three or more to star single dash
of one mile, free for all horses raised or
owned in humboldt County, eastern
Oregon and Idaho. First horse, S20J
second, 500.
Second Day:-WEDNEsDAY, oCr. 10 H..
RUM NG:- Purse s40o; four or more to
enter, hree or more to start; single dasu
o, three-quaTters of NIT: fee Tor all
two-S eae olds raised o. oanet L Hum.
bo.dS C"aaty. Eastern Use ,ou and Id4nJ.
fIret re, $50; seeo adj s.iu; TIL a, so.
RUSalNG:--Purae SUI; foas or moe. to
ent, r, hires or more sta {; RE b. All
-yeag-olds Iaissd or 0. ned III .Iunl
bJIdt Cuun y. t.Is hl.se, slzss second,
$50; third, save enir4nce mJDvy.
TR0frING: Purse 500, dr or more u
enter, thIes or mose 20 tarI mile heats,
u
owae IN hunb1ldt louuy, Latte u
Oregon and id.EJ. First Lofse, 81:
second, $50. Teams 10 be driven to-
ge'her for two mon.ns ptIOr TO race.
Third Oay:-THUAsDAY, OCT. 18th.
RUNNING:--turse 500; four or more to
enter, three or more to start; one-hali
mile heats, t. in hree, free for ali horses
raised or oT led in humboldt County
Eastern oregon and Idaao. First horse,
$3.50; second, $780, third, 90.
RUNHING:-- Purse $500: TOUR or more to
enter, three or more 10 start; mile heats
two in three free f5r all nOrses rais d or
owned III uuln0oldt C,uaty, haste II
Oregon and IAalO. kiTst horse, 500;
second, $40; thlld, SO.
Forth Oas;-FRID, oCF. 1STH.
RUNNiAG:. Purse $50; tour OF more to
ent +, tiIrse or aIJte STA {; siagle dash
OF one mic; free fJr all A1r CO .a4sed Ia
Hume 'lIt '>od0fy. Rrss Ii Z Z, 500;
second, SiG0.
RU~AISG:-purse 500, foar or mora to
enter. three or 4ilOrc t. STAR; nIliv heats,
three iii i've; free Tor all. First hUrse,
500; seco4i1, $I25; tnirI, S7j.
AN iqlest ian Tournament wall take place
on the tonrth D.y, seyct.l Va.uAble
lr zes VIII be distroIled 10 the con-
tesSania,
Ruies OF ths Track.
Sr:-Speed Goa ests Will b. governed by
ths 'hacIn5 and Ds.4iu,; l.4Ias oi me
Il y DistIIet Az dsodAds Assoc.al1oa."
SECOND: NO eatry wiz D. ! n,tI.rsI With
Out 1T Is accJ.np .1i5i ~ I'll, eat. ancu
Iii 5ney. All e-lsrtes wilt D. e.os-d a. .
o'clock the dsy p.,cJd * e.cA race
In all tns above -Gce, iJAc o. M c must
enter, three or iaOrc Iu.ts. s.art.
An ent fee VI Il y cent. OF the purses c1m :
petc1 fJr m.Is b. p-iI 20 sa1 oee cary
al me Tune VI ent.y.
FRANh NAaAMOAG, Presid mt.
DAVID V an LENNEe. Seer ,ay.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21
FOREIGN DISPATCHES


ROME, Aug. 20.
Oae policeman was Lllled aud two
caroVueers wounded, ytsteEda;, in IA
couhgct with the parlisaus Of the EN-
thusiastie Lszareiti.
Austria. Bosnia and HsrzsgovIna.
LONDON. Aug 20.
A Vienna dispatch says: Count
Z4chy has informed tue Porte that in
the event OF more bloods she'd in those
provinces. Austria will definitely annex
Bosnla and HrrzegoVlna.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21
The dead BODY of an old man known

The dead body of an old man known
as "Yank. fisherman by occupation,
was found Monday in Douner Lake.
"Yank" was native Of Vermont. of
misery habits, and q resident Of Boca.
Many rumors ARE ahpat about large
sum of money left by him, buried
somewhere. Whether his death Was
accidental or otherwise Is unknown, as
also seems 10 be his trGe name.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21

1se Independence Company. of Tus.
ssfess. shipped to San Franei go YES
Sisa'-2. 'l,saa csssr Of BULLION. valued ut
$aiss.ss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-21
r e. 6 g r AP HlC.
EASTERN DISPATCH Els
Batter Addresses His "FeiiOtv Work.
ingmen'' ia New York.

ingmen'' ia New York.
New YoRK, Aug 20.
General Batter ad rsssed a meeting
of several hundred workingmen yester-
day afternoon. He said there had
never been u far division i'll this
country, or within the last generation.
between capital and enterprise. nor be-
tween enterprise and labor. for the
reason that most of the money invested
III enterprise was borrowed cIpital, aud
must pay large interest, aud thea wheh
the Interest WAS TO De got "a .ia it must
be got oot OF labor. The whole legisla-
ton of this country for tia past six
teen years has been ia favor OF nouey
AMI inca of money. Let all property
be taxed once aud no more. then the
taxes would grow | So. Il. suggested
as remedy Ter the over production
caused by the extensive use Of macbin-
cry, the cattIng down OF the hours of
labor to one hour day If necessary.
Shun any m4u who speaks of the
destruction Of property, for the destruc-
ton of property is the destruction of
so much l,bor DON'T send any man
to Congress who shall vote that the
man with capital, dong nothing for the
good of his k,ad, snail have a better
opportunity IN society than the min
who works eight or ten hours day.
Eli CT men only VINO would work tor the
workingmen.
The Yellow Fever scoargs.
GRENADA { Mss }. August 20.
The mortality here is terrible. The
scene cannot be described. Doctor
Vaudeville. an experienced yellow
fever physician, says he never saw any
thing that could compare with II; that
it is fearful beyond description. The
total deaths number over 10, with no
abatement, aud no hopeful cases 70
ported. Several deaths have just been
reported. 1t seems that none are to be
spared.
VEcKsBURG. August 20.
| The Health Officer is unable to give
official figures but says there are over
100 cases aud increasing rapidly.
There were four interments to-day from
! yellow fever. There have been Is
deaths to date. The City Council
abolished the quarantine this evening.
Leste's Insanity.
New YORK, August 20.
The journals have the following de-
tails of Leete's Insanity: While in the
Courtroom he said, 'Ohlit terrible!
terriblr!' walking exeitediy up aud
! down the corriior. "how 80 many men
with decent face, eau keep Inc away
| from the only III Al who eau save me.
| | Referring apparently to Tildsn I
| Iuere. Is an honest man somewhere; |
| know there is bat | can't find him"
said Leete. weeping. lie Was put into
tue cell occupied by Tweed. He will
neither eat nor dnuk anything that is
offered him. He declared that be
would not eat unless it Is in some very
puohc place. This is necessary. b.
thinks. because oniy in public place
can his enemies be prevented from
poisoning his food.
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DR.. |. j. CzkPKAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL iNsTsTuTe

200 Kearry ST, San Francisco,
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
For the Permanent Cur OF rIB SPECIAL and
Chrnnic Dt--.srs, l-O II Female
Com uIHinEs Hnh Di eH~es OF the
Nervous System
TFNHE TsIME\SE DFS RUCTEnN OF HI
I man life annually from and chronic diseases
caused this old and reliable institution be established
first in Philadelphia p, nm, in 1850, and Afterwards in
Francisco CaI in 1854 private dispensary in ord
afford the afflicted the best medical and surgical treatment
for the above and all other affections and complaints
Consultations at the institute or by letter, FREE
To he AN l,ct-ds
Dr. L. j. C2apkay would spectully inform tho
public Of the Pacific that at the
OF his numerous friends and hundreds Of hose unforu
Iatey afflicted with disease he has ry0Jened his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practic,
II his profession The doctor would remind all those
need Of medical aid that relnquahng his
very extensive and successful practice Francisco he
has visited the principal cities in Europe inspecting dill
gently the renowned hospitals and gathering the
perence Of the most learned in the profession the benefit
from which he offers all in need Of his Rheu
and kidneys, liver complaints etc. successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and nscreton9
of YOUTH nervous weakness, physical and mental debility
assured Of permanent Changes moderate All
communications strictly confidential Medicines sent by
express. Address L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D. S.n3
au25-lv 2G9 Keany St, San Francisco. a
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND or

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND OR
der OF sale issued Of and under the seal OF the
Honorable Second Judicial District Court in and for the
Omsby County. State of Nevada, the 18th day Of De
eambeT, a. u. 1877 and atescd the 20h day Of De
cember A. d. 1877 in favor Of Jacob Muller, plaintiffs,
and against H. f. ClOut and Agnes ClOuette defend
nAnts in the of 81 092 50 principal and costs Of su
taxed at s2 So also interest since the 18th day of Decem
br A D. 1877 1902 so at the rate OF two 2) per cent
per month until paid, and interest 500 35 and S42 80
vests at the rate Of tenQOper cent per annum from
date until paid, all in United States gold in. together
with Clerks accruing costs in the sum of 90 IS, and all
SSts which may hereafer to directed
nAndng me 70 sell certain real property described in said
bree, and In pursuance thereto, have levied upon and
w1n expose at public auction the highest bidder in
mont OF the Court House door in said Ormsby county on
tne lsth DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1878. between the
BOUTS OF NJ and P. NJ, TO wit: at o'clock P. NJ the
real property set out in said Decree and described as fol
lows 70 WIT All that piece or parcel OF land situated in
carson Clty rmsby County, State Of Nevadt and known
and designated the official map thereof as lots mum
6ered eight @ and nine (9 in bio numbered thirty three
@ OF Sears Thompson and Sears Division Of said Carson
City, Nevada together with the tenemens hereiitsnens
and appurtenances thereto belonging.
S. T. SWIFH Sheriff
Carson City, December 24, 1877.
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N @ T | C E.


IN TUE DTSTRtC" COURT OF THE
United States District Of Nevada In the matter OF
J r. johnson and Noah 81 rssom, bankrupts In Bank
tcy Notice is hereby given that petition has been
file in sud bv j r johnson and Noah Blossom, OF
Genoa in Douglas cnmty, in said District, duly declared
bankrups under the Revised Stat ties Of the United State
Title LNI Bankruptcy and the Acts anendatory there
of and supplementary thereto for diIchar3e and ceru
cate thereof from all their debts and other claims prOvahe
under said Revised Statutes, AMI that TUESDAY, THE
10Th DAY OF MARCH, A D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A Nj, of
said day before the District Court of the United States
in Carson City is assigned the time and place for the
hearing of the same when and where any creditors who
have proved their debts and person in interest may
appear and show cause any they have why the prayer
o. the petitioner should not be granted
7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk of said Court.
Marrh ID IS1S
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CARD OF THANKS.

WYE. THE UNDER-I NED. WISH TO
Agent and Mr. James H. MARSHALL, City Agent, OF the
Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF San Francisco
for the highly satisfactory and unre edented in
which the representatives of the b)Ee named Company
have settled their portion of the loss which we sustained at
the late fire Frsbies We take great pleasure
in recommending the Home Mutual Insurance Company to
insurng public for honest square and hgh toned
dealing. HANCOFlSu o1OS-
Carson January &c, 1873.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

Carson City, March ,, 1873.
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t4c!es Musical Ins,rum :nts, Toys Cutlery, Per
fumerv, Combs Brushes, Sc lars Tobacco,
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Just rec lived new Guns, Pistols, ami Annu
uiun ut every description.
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FROM so TO rs CENTS.
The LOCAL DEPARTMENT

The L"CiL DEPARTMENT
VIII no mor, than ever. the sDecial feature
If tb. naner
rur por,r,Cs or rt.r .ppr.,
viii be. as ALWAYS,
s,.,ot,x p,oo,, eo,h,;oo or..poa,co,.
,,5 tho od;to, o,+;o;,o+os ,y;+b nI.as,ra tb,.
availability that IN s,Innorting the next Re
publican candidate for the Presidency. he
viii s,,,,oo,t
crGYp.r cp.~T ~ 1880
Meantime the Appr,7 will nail the OId FLAG
/ 10 the mast and neither surrender to the
| Nor give its support to policy which
co,vo,;snea the nenoh,,cau parsv Of
the South.
And sought to
In short, the MORNING APPEAL will keep
on an even keel and stand by the friends Of
hepubhcan principles, Rep"ohcan usage ana
'iio iNe''''-i'''ii i'''''o'S u 'ile' ''''N'
but the APPEAL Will be especially 'S'l""ole
90 oil ,nxsnxr,x,xe unn,rn
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
BASEBALL.

TIE rLYAwAYs DEFEAT THE wIroKAs ON THE
UNION GROUND AND TIE ALAsKAs DEFEAT
THE JERSEY cITYs ON THE CENTENNIAL
GRoUND-orHER GAMES.
lns game played the Union Ground yes
terday afternoon between the Flyaways, OF this city
and the Witokas, OF Brooklyn. The contest was one
OF tho Metropolitan championship games Tor the
pennant and silvor ball, and was witnessed BY large
number OF spectators Tps game up 10 the eighth
inning was splenddy contested. the folding on both
sides being OF the snarpest nature. Not run was
scored until the eighth inning, when the Fiyaways
made three which were the only runs scored
during the game. Nolan, the arss strixer In the
eighth inning. thrown out al first base by Booth
to Reid. Towart, the next striker mado sale osso
hit and Laughnn followed, with two base hit. Pur-
roy gave Bass chance to do some pretty work, but
Bass did not avail himself Of the opportunity, and
Purroy reached first base. single base nit ny
Cramsr gave the Fiyaways two earned runs. Fleet
hit 10 Bass made another bad error. letting Fleet
90 to first aud Purroy his run. The next two
strikers easily disposed VI In tho ninth Inning
both sides retired In one, two, three ORDER Parroy
pitched with telling effect throughout the game only
three base hits being made or his pitching. Bannon
also did good in the pitchers position. Palmer
played splendid game at short STOP assisting eight
times. Marslapd caught in nno style, playing the
game with but error. On the part OF the Fly
Rways. Fleet, McCanD, Towart and Warehaln did
some excellent work. Following is the score:-