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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15


U. s. Survey or Lot No. 80, 4. 81, N. R. 81 E
sHEBA LODE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CrTy,
Nevada, November, II, 1878.
NOTICE is hereby given that Peter WOOL
lN cock, whose postotfice address is Mill
City, Humboldt county, state of Nevada, has
this day filed in this office his application for
q patent for nine hundred 800 linear feet Of
the sHRBA LODE, bearing gold and silver, with
su .ce six hundred l6oUI feet IN width, the
s ne beip5 officially surveyed, plated and
descl -sed as u. 8. SURVEY OR Lon No. 80 IN
township Thirty-one, North Range Thirty.
four kast, Moant Diablo Base and Meridian,
situate in the star Mining District, county of
Humboldt, and State OF Nevada, and COM
monty known as the Heydenfeldt Claim on the
Sheba Lode, aud described by metes and
bounds 1T the surface according to the plat
ana field notes on file in this office as fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning at "A post marked No.
/, U. ). survey No. 80 from which the south
ern monument OF the DE sofa Company 8
claim ON the said Sheba Lode, being also
the northern monument of thus ciailn bears
south seventy degrees west, distant three hum
dred AID fourteen (3l4) feet; a cu6 and incline
on the ledge fifteen feet deep bears south 80
degrees Is mlndles west distant 40 feet; u .
>. monument No. l, on north side of road 10
oheoa mine. being also Post No. OF u. D.
Surye5 No. 81, bears north forty-tvo eIIees
hheen minutes east, distant sixteen hundred
and twenty five tl625) feet; the said last men
TONED U. ,. monument. No. /, being situate
at point bearing sodth seventy six fibj
degrees fifteen. tl5l minutes west, distant
thirtt en- Thousand three hundred aid fcEty
tl334O) feet from the northwest corner of sec
tlon Nineteen III Township hirty zone t3ll +,
North Range Tbitty-tve 1851 East, Mount
DIablo Base and Meridian; thence from said
Post, marked No. l, L. 5. survey No. % from
which the foregoing bearings and distances
are CIV
eirst Course, South two (2l degrees, forty
five t.5D minutes, East 40 feet to Post
No. 2, U. ). survey No. 50; thence,
Second Course, South seventy l7OS degrees
West 61S feet 10 Post marked NO. 5 &. s.
survey No. 80; thence.
Third Course, North two t2l degrees (45I
forty-hFe minutes, West 80 feet 10 Post
marked No. U, ). Survey No. 80. thence,
Fourth course, North seventy (70J degrees,
East 625 feet 10 sad Post 40. /. the pl4ce OF
beginning, containing IL A. igOacres. Courses
expressed from lrae Meridian with Magnetic
varla ion at II degrees East.
Said claim is bounded on the North by the
De D ITO Companys claim, aud on the south
by the Woolcock claim, upon the same lode,
and is recorded IN Book at Page 14j of the
record OF mining locations of said district,
kept at star city humboldt county. Nevada.
ANY and all adverse claims must be filed
in this office within sixty days from date uf
first public Ation hereof.
q. y. HARRIS, Register
November 10, 1875. 6Ud.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15

The District of Columbia is bank
rupt. The Treasurer of the United
States refuses to pay any checks drawn
by the District Commissioners as there
is not dollar standing to the credit of
the District. The Rug which had full
control of the affairs of the District
few years ago involved it in debt to
the amount OF about $22, 600, 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15

OF New York is Crittenton's immense
Medicine Warehouse. No. z, Sixth
Avenue; and.this ''liou" estabishm eli
has It's lion preparation Hale's Honey
of HorehouDd aud Tar II for the cure of
coughs, colds. inhaenZl and Bronchitis.
No medicinal agent introduced during
the present century has created more
profound sensation among all classes of
the community than this absolute
specific for all ordinary affections of the
organs of Respiration. Sold by drug
gists everywhere at 80 cents and 81.
Great saving TO purchase large size.
Pixies Iootbache Drops cure tooth
ache in one minute. sod By all drug
gists at % cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15

EASTERN DISPATCHES
Wholesale Body smatching.

Wholesale Body sRatching,
GAINESVILLE (Ohio). Nov. IA.
AT 4 O'Clock this morning q police.
man on the bridge had his suspicious
aroused by the movements of a party
in wagon. Upon pursuing them
fourteen miles they left the wagon and
he found within it four bodies of
prominent citizens. lately deceased and
buried at Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Blackboard Exchangeo
squeiehed.
Nsw YORK, Nov. IA.
Judge Donohoe. of the Supreme
Court. has granted an injunction re-
strainlng Todd IL Go, who carry on
the Blackboard Exchange" for small
transactions in stock, from continuing
business.
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sea

STEPHEN L. GAGE, we'll known in
railroad circles, has succeeded to the
hon0rs aad emoluments of the late
General d. d. Cotton IN the employ of
the Central aud Southern Pacific Rail-
road Companies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.

The report of the Central Pacific Rail-
soad Company. AZ published, shows the
earnings of the road for the six months
ending June Both. 1878. to be 10 excess
OF ths same period in 1877. while the
operating expenses are considerably
less. The gross earnings and expenses
OF the road for the first half of the cur
rent year as compared with the same
time in 1877. are as follows:
Jan. to June 80. 1877 1878.
Gross earnings 81 ,466, I3S 81, s39, 537
operating expenses. 3,926,124 1850, $50
Excess earnings. s3.540,O14. s4.2os 67z
The number OF miles OF road oper-
stsd. was increased from 1850 in Jsnu-
AIRY 1877. to 2.U74 IN January 1878.
The capital stock of the Company is
$54. 25. $40, and the funded debt, S54, :
7S5. 900. The bonds issued by the
Government to the Company amount
10 S27 500, go. These bonds draw ill.,
terest at the rate of 6.per cent. per an-
num. aud so far the Government has
paid this interest. The total liabilities
OF the Company are Sl52, 22l .238, foE
which there are assets, including ST.
23O, 900 in cash, to balance The as
ssts embrace the road bed, rolling stock,
lands, offices etc.. of the Company. The
Government holds a second mortgage
90 the property of the Company as Sc.
surlty for the payment of the S27 $780,
$50 in bonds. and the interest paid on
the same, amounting to about So. 900, :
900, and the funded debt is secured by
q first mortgage on the same property.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15

The published statements affecting
The Presidents views on the Southern
question seem to have been exagger-
aied IN both die ctious. The facts ap.
ear 10 be thai the Administration has
decided upon no new steps. but that
the President is thoroughly In earnest
IA his intention to protect United
States citizens when their rights are
violated, irrespective of their political
saith
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15

THE diss ttisfisd STOCK holders of the
Manhattan mine at Austin are investi.
gadug the affairs OF the Company
They find the cost of extracting one ton
OF ore from the Company's niue 20
have been 1913. and that tue monthly
letters from the Superintendent on file
III the Company's Office, show an ex.
CESS of SSp,D0 in DaIhou for the
mouths of March. April sud May
over what the journal shows foE these
mouths. The cause Of the dissaiisf.c.
aon and Investigation is an assessment
when dividend was expected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15

The Washington. Post publishes a
dispatch from Richmond giving an ae
count OF an interview with General
Sohustoa. the newly elected Congress
man FROM the Third Virginia District,
III which that gentleman is represented
NJ expressing his views un lIter,bly in
favor vi hard money, aud hoidiug the
shs opinion that long osfoce 1881 the
solid South and solid North, will be for
gotten. The South n1w ia as close q
part OF the Unioo as New England; Vr
GINA has the sans Interest in the gen
sral prosperity OF the country az Mas
sachusstts. and the representatives. OF
she South will be found as active ia
supporting Measures tending to the
general good to all sections of the
apuutry as gentlemen from Maine or
Vermont.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Withdrawal Of Italian Fractional
silver.

LONDON, Nov. IA.
Ii appears that the Convention with
France. whereby Italy agrees to with
draw from foreign soil her fractional
silver, really postpones to 1884 what
Italy had undertaken to do ia 1882.
The witndrawa currency will be re.
deemed IN silver i've franc pieces. not
in gold.
The Marqui. and Marchioness of
LOrne sail for Canada
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL.
The Marquis aud Warehouses of
Lorne, accompanied by the Dake of
Connaught Prince Leopold and suits,
arrived at 6 O'Clock this morning. At
III o'clock the royal party went to the
Town Hall, attended by military escort.
The steamers were crowded with people,
who gave the visitors a hearty recep-
ton. After the usual proceedings, the
party proceeded to the landing stage
and embarked on tender for the
Steamship Sarmatian. After a warm
leave-taking. the royal princes returned
to shore, and the steamer proceeded to
sea.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15
NEW TODAY
Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No 358.
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 80, 4. 81, N. R. 81 E
NJ. d. NJ.
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WIZ DO delivered daily in Quantities 10 ..,,
customers In any part Of town. Order, -
WA. Irousdais's will be promptly allied
stock pAstared on reasonable terms.
WA. TRoUsDALE Il Co
proprietors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-15
Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 3S7,
U. 3. Survey or Lot No. 80 t. 81 N. Il, "a 4.
M, ID. M.
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Application for a Patent.
SHEBA LODE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITy, /
Nevada November - 1873

NOTICE No. 3s9.
U. 8. Survey or Lot No. A., T. 81, n. 4. "a E
III. ID. NJ.
SHEBA LODE.
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Wagon for Sale.

A Freight wagon Of 5000 pounds capacity
IN for sale at a bargain. Apply to
J. II. B0REANDlN
Bye Patch, October %. tt
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Death Over q TOy-ShOp.

That it Is as dangerous to sleep over q
toy-shop a. over q powder magazine was
shown on the evening Of May IA in Paris,
when q small stock of ammunition for
drawing-room pistols exploded in the
Rue Beranger with such force that 1t
brought to the ground house inhabited
by over 100 persons. The terror which
the explosion caused in the immediate
neighborhood was immense; and the au-
dieDce in the Troisieme Theatre Fran
Gals, waiting for the curtain to rice, rush.
ed from the house in alarm. The ground
floor of the house vas toy-shop and
mandatory owned by q man named
Blauchon. Above the chop there were
twenty EIGHT rooms, all of which were
tenanted, the total number Of occupants
being ninety 1.-TWO; besides the Maison
Blanchon itself, which employed sixty
wOrkmen and women. The explosion
took place, luckily, at the Paris dinner
time, about 8 O'Clock, SO that most Of the
people were away. At half past 0
O'Clock followed second explosion,
bringing down the walls Of the contigu-
oas houses. This caused another panic
for the moment. Many of the women
had tainted from fright, and were brought
down 10 the arms of the firemen. Others
tore up their sheets and blankets aud
made ropes to descend with. One poor
old man who had been paralyzed for
years was rescued just as the floor Of his
room was about TO fall in. Three little
girls, who had been locked up while the
mother went out to fetch some bread for
dinner, were found playing in an attic,
unconscious of the danger which sur
rounded them. Many other striking es-
capes occurred, such as that of little
girl who was found buried in the ruins
with a table over her, which had to be
sawed in two before she could he rescued,
when she was found safe and sound. The
rescuers worked oil night at the ruins,
beneath which the groans and shrieks OF
human beings were heard. A dozen bodies
were found before morning.
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WANTED. Cun,srrAN You've MEN

WANTED, CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN -
The Washington Star says: A gushing
young damsel in Hin lis, who received a
letter from the dead letter office latel y
bearing ON it fac simile OF the auto.
graph Of Mr.. A. d. H-zan, the third rs.
sistant postmaster general, and 81
struck by his eminestly Caristian sigma
ture that she felt acquainted im,he ii
ately, and addressed letter to Mr.. ADJ
tazcn, ut the dead letter office, in which,
after a few preliminaries, she confessed
that she and her sister "wuuld like to Il al
some good Christian man to marry
She goes on to say: II Thought per.
haps you would get couple If gon'
Christian young men to correspond with
US. Please excuse me for writing this
to you, but l felt more acquainted viii,
you than Others living far oil. Bling
tired Of living a single life We wish t.
settle down." Mr.. Haxen has not ye,
made any recommendations, his ac
quaintance among good Cartstian you y
men," being limited. Applications FIR
appointments, by persons having tue
necessary hsracteristics, will Ike received
for few days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-03

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sssass1 - $4,000 = - . hsasi -
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roossasak - 80 - luslnkas QiEia
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s~ls<s 81 JsAes Hsisa. ~ s4nisisfss.
~ GO szucssas. 20 vhstAer sksJ Vst shsss
sis< kesAs tsessAsr sd ss-sissa o. -
sh< si-hes II ~ dssd vAslassAsstiss q
ss1gAs, b . s.<ssies ne a - pespse
% ass9sr. Ia ne xssv skssus the 0aa-
~ y skaf fke kneei 80 ssarsed spa
priseie,ss which insured 10 fsiiuse fsso
NE ssrd g. II ksA sSs ssisgie eseDsEf
AZ ss1cs~s iscarPsrsssA is iss massage
meat Tse prscs vese tss high ~ ssst
sk< psrses a thu ~ooea faf ukass &C.
cso1s<isfian IL uas osteasibly bsilt, and
Tho rsssriesi"ss iePosed up q tosrdsrs
sere - mean and tyrsanicai ,hst - M
time did the vast hosaslry eonssia above
City paying innsfes- Il wss lusirg
moeey ~ the rate Of . Thousand dollars
dag, which MAS little moec than Ao.
Sewsrts philanthropy cosld stand, and
tine result ~ss that last week the idea of
making IL home for women ~ho earn
their livelihood by the toll Ut their
hands was abandoned. and il Vas en-
vertei into q regular hotel. and is nov
receiving guests Of every description and
charging them prices corresponding with
those of other first class hotels. In .
word, the whole thing, % far - philan-
thropy is concerned, has fzxled out, and
it is broadly intimated that it never was
intended to succeed - homo for work
ingwomeu, Mrs. Stewards love of money
inducing her to consent to Q tariff Of
prices and ~ the adoption of series of
regulations which proved more effect
ual bar to success.-Ths Sunday Prsss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-03

LABOR. Department Of State q
Washington il gsthe ring statistics rela.
tive to the prices Of labor in different
countries. The United States Consul
ct Belfast. ireland, sends the following:
'sIn this part Of ireland, farm hands
receive about % per week, With board
and lodging /; railway and other labor
era $3.50 per week and mechanics,
$40 to 36 per week. according 70 abil-
ity. The cost o. living II about ten pm
cent. greater than ave years ago. whils
wages remain about the SAND. OF the
necessaries OF life, -four costs IS cents |;
oat meal, 80 cents potatoes, "a dents,
and Indian meal, % cents. per stone Of
IA pounds. Rent varies from $40 10
$85 per annum. The complaint 10 gem
eral that trade is very unsatisfac. ory.
The linen mills run from 6 4. n. 10 8
P. n, with two hours interval for
meals. On Saturdays. they Glove at 2
Pm" M
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soxr few years ago Jacob Frazier, Of

SOME few years ago Jacob Frazier. Of
Umatilla county, commenced sheep
raising on small scale. He told NJ
that he was practically unacquainted
with the business; yet he has prospsred
ever since he commenced. This season
he skeared over 10000 pounds Of wool
from his sheep-which, st 20 cents per
pound, makes the snug sum OF $l4 600.
He is also partial to the Spanish merino
sheep. And not without good reason.
From 4-year old merino buck he
clipped 40 pounds. and Sc pounds from
another. We are acquainted with
others in Umatilla county who ere
growing rich by sheep-rAising. A con-
temporary il Of the opinion that the
wool-clip Of Umatills county, this year.
will not fall much short Of 500, 600.
gold coin.--Daytoa Ners, W. 4.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-03

Ar HoMH.-The highest style Of being
''at home" grows out Of the special
state OF the affections rather than OF the
intellect. Who has mot met With indi-
viduals whose faces would ba pass
port to any society, and whose manners,
the unstudied and spontaneous express
sions Of their inner-selves, make them
yisibly welcome wherever they 60, and
attract unbounded confidence toward
them in whstever they undertaken
They are frank, because they have moth
ing TO conceal aAable, because their
natures overflow with benevolence
unflurried, because they dread nothing;
always ct home, because they carry
with themselves that which can t1ust
itself anywhere and everywhere -pnri-
ty Of soul with fulness OF health. Such
are our best guarantees for feeling q
home in all society TO which duty takes
rs, and in every occupation upon which
it obliges Ms TO enter. They Who live
least for themselves are also the least
embarrassed by uncertainties.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-03

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Eissrs - ss.sAD - luny fe.1,
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sse1pssu1s - suUu&sA Hsain-
49, asAsf ssy.si.s - ~
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- esnsss 80 - - sve. az -
sse.ks - - $4,000 - seiAA
| Ne =. .s.: q s:arissi,g ~
6snas - hso susiss1 q 60 e o.
LOaa bspisa;s Mn sus8ssA eusa
sunia.
fSseauss e hssssis b kigAsy lasAsi
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&c fsssA vsssAs- ID spysiessin !.
0orA 0sse kenliag - Q feesss saas1
- sssAef ssasr asuauiags - Soy fxu
81 fst
xisrie Gid ef shs ssds.sry esno<r
eisi sssx.eth siii sso-sss issa rzss fraa
sSfhes giaD - esrskssssse. II nay b.
sPvted - Dssss Il . r.g sssa On Tie
80 II . ssS~k, gssne ease h.sag sskss
49, shs s<i< 49, - ssscA III skis -
cisshisx-
a .isssss Il ssa lead, Isdisa meal,
sEd 1siassn viii bs ssgxriy essea b.
paches, ssd Gill ssss sxssruiss,s
th<a- Rsris Rssss, pAssphorss, ss sr.
sesse are soOetiDss s~ea, tot ore vsry
dsagrsess- Boar, 10 which roach |,
have great sstiPsshy, viii drive them
away
A cigsr, properly made and in good
cooditioe, should be elsstic to the Irss.
cure of the 6ngrrs, emitting . slight
cracking sound chen 20 pinched. TIM
crepiistioa heard when pincaIng q cigal
ciGse TO the ear, 10 with many smokers q
favorable test Of the character Of cigar,
- il certainly 10 of ito condition.
Glycerine. which 10 very cheap and
has the property Of not becoming vols.
tile st . high temperature. may. says M
eminent French authority, he burnt in
the ordinary lamps % long ae the q me
10 kept ON level with the liquid, for it,
cOusistence prevents ito ascending tn,
wick. 1t burns with white fame, snd
when combined with substances rich IN
carbon. has sufficient illuminating
power.
Something should te done to stop thu
manufacture and use Ct poisonous wall
paper. Formerly suspicion fell on green
wall paper only, and there was certain
reason for this, because there 10 really
not the slightest excuse for using arsenic
in even the brilliant cOlors of any othel
shade than green. Psr:r-stainers, We
are told, have found that it IL such On
unusually profitable practice that now
they are not content to use arsenic in
green wallpapers only. but are introiu
eng it into even the palest white draw.
ing-room papers, aud especially into
those which have an enameled ground.
DR.. Lancaster, of London, recently
analysed man, and presented the re.
suits of his investigation in palpable
form to his audience during . chemica'
lecture. The body operated upon
weighed 1884 lbs. The lecturer *.
hibited upon the platform 90 1 lbs. car
bon, 80 lbs. lime, 223 ozs. .phorus,
and about OF. each sodium, iron, potas-
STUN, magnesium, and silicon, He
apologized for not exhibiting $685. cubic
feet Of oxygen, weighing, lei lbs; 105,-
900 cubic feet of hydrogen, weighing
1854 lbs, and 90 cubic feet of nitrogen,
likewias obtained from the body, ON NC.
count Of their great bulk. All'of these
elements combine into the following
i21 lbs. water, 10 3 lbs. gelatin. SO lbs
fat. 8 lbs. fiDrin, and albumen, ~ lbs
phosphate Of lime, and other mineral
substances.
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Dignity vs.. Familiarity.

Some people think much of polite dig
nity and others think more of cordial ia
miiiarity. The following pleasant story
is happy illustration Of the fact that the
same man may command the respect Of
persons of both preferences. At least, so
It Was in the case Of the late DR.. SprxGue
and his worthy son in their relations with
one Of our most genial pastors. This is
the case in proof:
The late DR.. Spraguc, Of Albany, was a
gentleman Of the old school type, Of re-
narkable courteOusness Of manner and
Of corresponding reverence Of feeling.
lie never trihed with the names Of promi.
nent men, and Il 10 hardly probable that
he could suppose that any one would nee
his name with undae familiarity. Ose
day II the tca-tabie, one az his soss, then
in busiaess in Albany, hot livisx 1t his
fathers house, spoke u s-Chsrisy Bsidg
aan.- Tke ns1s sssesssd his fsihes' a.
sestsca and Ae cid:
M 80. of vksa ass - spsakisgl''
.-oi Mr. Brsdgosa. fstss,- vss tse ~
ma e rhs R-s. Or. nriAg.ss. ssrssy,
wIss~nr-
-wAy. yes. fssa<r. Gag s@sf~
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ssii~sssy e~s.4xses vi<h . pue@i~<3'
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~ 60 stisssA r.rss - -. u s.y.
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