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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-24
PROBATE NOTICE.

MOTT e - REEsEkY GIVEN THAT
~ o. NJ 3eckatead has fled in my office petition pray
ing Order Of the Second Judicial District Court in and
for Ormsby County. Nevada directing william r. Mus
grove executor Of the last will and testament Of William
Patterson, deceased to deed to said petitioners wife, hrs
Jane Beck5tead lot three ( in block No f0ryseven (1
Of Mussers Division Of Carson City, Ormsty County Ne
vada Said petition will be heard in said Court at ITS
room in Carson CITY q 10 o'clock A. MAY 18TH 1873,
when all parties in ntcst will be heard in that BEHALF or
in opposition thereto.
By order of his Honor, S. II. WRIGHT, Judge OF sal
Court
Carson City april l.. 1873
lawAW eALFiiED HELM, CLERK OF sald court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-24
$40 Reward !!

OST ON TUESDAY. MAY 9Th, 1878,
1 4 between the Mountain House, the Aurora Road
and Cradlebaughs Ranch Memorandum Book, contain
ing valuable papers letters and some money The finder
vii receive the boI reward by leaving it IT, Mountain
House the A AIrOra rOa1. JERRY
,Iay 18th 1873. w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-24
MAGNOLIA
EAI. !. ] NJ

The HrAevo11A BALM is II enre device for creating
. pure and blooming complexion.
II conccals all natural bemishes in the most sur
vriSjug ana effective manner.
L removes all roughncsss cruptions, rednesse
bIo+cbes treckles, and tan with magical power
1t drives away all evidences Of fatigue and e1-
element.
1t makes the plaincst face beautiful
L eives the complexion = dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, and ;IIns appear graceful,
rUt'lnd, and plump
Il makes a nlatron of IS 10 look not more than
90 wears cid, and changes the rustic maiden into
cultivated city belle
yag ua9nolia Balm, re5nores all 5Iemaghes and
lTrs crfr1 Gfalodack 10 beauty aRd, 0hale ii as as
h1oisgs q ao1ter, at IS i|eijkc R as cJectS Gs
tie ciosest obSe,Jer cannot detect iiS G4Ss. Q
I.7ics who want to make themselves attractive
am make an absolute certainty OF 1t by using
FAaAY-s MAGNoL1A BALM, and We know OF no otEer
zyav It is the cheapest preparation IL tie WGfIo.
all things considered, aad My ae A+o at Sny 1FOs
eG2Te.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-09

They are perfect,
harmless, can be tax
en- By young or OLE
without restraint OF
diet or occupation.
PRICE . CZETS.
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g. - b. = -- - -
LIZ SA--' )
zane &c joo"s SUI c5.p"rts.uu fteHFe.
&c temps de Tep"s ctait necessa5te
pour les ienmes, les cntan!S ct les
nla'ates; il ne letait pas moins
pour lGs m~iilnauE fpnlses. Qal pour
ra'ent Sc refaife IA milicu dc ces
riches rraigies, on lis troaE#:eot !e
patnrage ct feau Ell abundance. Les
cIariots demanJuicut DIES Itpara.
tons !; il failait raccommoder les
traits rompus, les harnais dtchires,
ct sc prtpaler aux fallgoes De la der
niGIe purtie du a
Ia ait. 6t,;4 .dmirah).rocnf choi.i
de,ra d6.,i,ont ,oo oo,,ha -
oiao en- for,ne de fer = cheyal nresen
f,;t snr f,ois cat4S nnn harriare diff
c;n n,aeb;r nom, he's rrdiens. It
mi ,'rv;1n,it Que non de- ~srryeil-
'ance. lie camp n'ttait accessible
qae sur uH point, ct queiques sent.
uelleS places sur res hanteuls GtS,
Pics-Noirs d%ominaient 'a PLANE ct
ponvaieut dounor laiarme en tetars
ntiie. De &c cote. les chariots bar
faient lie passage et ~opp">a:eaf q
tohte attaQae Il ASH' de aetefSe
hien &ardee. Rien ech0pP"if "
I@Ii vIsiIaht de Farley Pratt, III IN
eSS'eo iiosSP' Ill cue r'o' a'aflae' III
ni wagon ma charge ia iiaf:tl an
s"if. IL Ilspeciait ~I'i-hne'he epS oe-
'a'.S E"'SaifeS doh' "eF'"" sotNfht
o"''S les Ff"if'es 'e saul o'e cara
'ah'' Nh'eou tfaFalI'"II sous se7
''"''S' S"lN'''' Sf' io''eS' stS as.''-
'n"eS' ''S A'''iihfS aux &F"s "n'fasFS
''N i'N''''eS i fsia'eF i'S 'e'eide''S
"SeS' Il" o'"HeI'SH'se' "0A SOUS "eS
'i''"'S'
E!eono'e e Secondalt avec inteiIi
genee ct depIoEait toutes les ressonr
ee% dc "a natare active g! de sa sol
cltude Geyonee. Ellie apportalt 4 50
tache ua@ aFdear hov'eoSe qQi ira
hissaii ie d6>ir d'tchapper a ses pre-
occupations ct 4 ses souvenirs. QHeI
etrange eontr3~te entire 81 vie pre-
sent ct 81 vie. pasSte! Son mari, ses
cnianGa, saa ihterieur 81 hcureux ct
= a"'' oe"~haes e""''e YES .i"'lso'2'
i'S peru" oe ee''e existence h~o'aaafi
~'l"conh' qal Sc oF''lSS"it oe'aht ei.''
"'e"i' NefS i'G0e' enc h'a'ci&l'
sans "9eF 'e FeSaFaer en- face Pour
'al'' i0'' uf o~1'''il''I' ii ief'eaF re-
'S''"'P Gf'lo3>~"iV t"Ht ea~htFioaalF
~"''A"'''f- Ae "'.'eo "&''S !eq""l
e''e WYATT II Sltat' ues pit.iitS
! OUlhlt teS grant bDlS. les plt1it@
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ACHIEVEMENT

Par carrd De IT. iisnes -lere insert Sia
2mc 10
.. 81. - :. Insert. add 30
Toutes les ammo, ;es indignant Ia
profession e; qui n'eyctdera pas
mutt ln.acs par az -d'"vance- 10 &c
AnnoYces lie Candidats-d'avance III oc
ng-rolte annonce pulliGe par interval
les sera payde an tauX dune plastic par
cure.
ns-Toute nnonc don't lie nonlbre d IN
serti DDS nest pas specific. scrt inserec
usqu'a ii uveI ordrc. @E tauX ora!naife.
ATELIEa TypGGHAPnfQUH.
Rotary Jos PRESS.
Avant toutl e matarici uecc8sairr- nous
som mes i .leme de METRE a execution
Jus les ouvr4gcs tgpographlQues qni nous
scroat comics. Les brets davocat. carte
d'afaires. entetes de lectures. tickets d ha
bitation. blanc~. circulaires, etc. soront
imprimGs dams le plus bret delai ct any
priv les Plus moaeres.
saY1Tous les JOBS devront ctr" payer
aussit0t In liyraison ia travail commande.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-09
Large and Complete
Blacksmith, Wheehcrjght
02sG Carriage Shop.
". T'efEeass, PROPRIETOR.

ENFoRMS his friends, ard the public in
Il general. that he is prepared to under.
take all kinds Of work in his line, at adyan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
he has secured the services Of first class
worknen Of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply Of spokcs and
telloes OF first choice, for carriages, exc.
Also an assortment Of patent carriage
wheels, steel hUbs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and sm5H sized
new style Collins with glass;, imitation rose
S9oa. hiack %a.iHl ana ash.
y choice anu select stock Of ready-make
sar9u@s. 1or men, vameu and children. an
'lt!cle ot ~lo~ur5, new style, at very moder
fte prices.
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Quand ces tristesses red0ublaiant.
ellie Sc djsait que Diau Iui rendrait Ia
tache plus facile ct rGcompenserait
son sacrifice. Il ouyrlrait les yeux
de % mari CONNIE il await ouyert
les stems. Malcolm partirait, il la
reioindraf auec ses enfants. Brig
ham Young rompraIt cette seconde
union sans consideration n'6tait-
e'le pas toujnurs maftresse dele
meme, !ibre de son amour Apr&s
tant ct de 81 RIDES 6~preuves. lis So
retrouveraieat r6nnis, l0in de CO
monde on dominate lie cutie des IN
t6r6ts materials, dams cette J6rusa-
lem nouyelle. refuge des saints des
derniprs jours, don't Farley Pratt
a6rivait 81 souvent les merveilles:
Ia ellie r%etiouvelait tout son bonheur,
entour6e de ses bien aimds. sanv6s
par ellie ct par ellie amenes a Ia
vraie fol.
ftNdiib . tSuipS que tdlsalI VAC
Lean ? Arrive a New York apres
une t~rayersea de vingt HUT ionrs
par listhme de Panama. il n'ayait
ttit que TOUGHER barre eft Sc diriger
Replacement sur Ia NOLvelle Orleans.
La il await scioarn6 deux semaines A.;
sans rien dire de SEES projects "a sa
belle mere. qui attribuait son retour
a sol d6sir d'cmbrasSer ses enfants ct
de prendre 4 lear sujet les DISPOSE
ton rendues necessities par lie de-
part dfElGonore. il await Ell effet
consacre &c temps a 6tudier mimi
tieusement les meilleures measures a
preDdre pour leur education ct leur
seiour pres de leur grand'mere. Ce-
Ia fait, il prit congo d'eux. les en-
brassa avec une tendresse passion
nee. donna crdre que sea lettres me
fussent adress6es a San Francico, ct.
prttextant IN voyage d'affaires dams
i~'ouest, il quitta Ia Noueelle-Or-
leans.
A ContiaHey.
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F42sgE9 T4Zz Oh gITsE,
WQEGE - HELEltt III. g.m1.


LOUISVILLE, ET.
Ar5 3, 1875
Dr.. TUTr:-Dear Sir
For ten years l have bee
a maTtyrtod d spePsia,c COZ
stiraaor, and piles, an
had well uigh exhaustc
The raattria meGica for re
lief from this living dealt
when, lr accident, vg-
Pills ware brought to ~
notice. Eherln heir ust
and the fir dose gave n
sUch re'i-s hat .CoaGEue
totake them. fam now
well man, LGveG Eoc1 ~
petite, can Gigcst til
les have disappeared
AID I have @alaei lost
i51m&s in solid flesh.
vr.Ld not t1 ". hon
,Aap Tor their weight i
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22
THE INFESIIGITORS
T StuiJi,i0Ht DemOcyGi1


When tho present Fraud invests
eating Committoo WIS appointed, :;
Thousand men anticipated yctJins !,
glimpse Of ut least one section Of
the day of Judgment. Not only did
tho rcformcrs eXpoot the committee
to expose the arch conspirutors, but
also to drive from the land their
alhcrs and abGtLVrs. Alns, how
poorly have results answered 60 eX~
poetatlonS. n loose net has been
drawn through the muddy pool Of
political fraud, but every slippery
fish has escaped. 1T seems scarcely
credible that II gang OF thieves
should have hcen abiD to rob ;m,i
steal for eight long years aud sliil
maintain their organization intact,
after their conduct had been invca-
tigated. The State has spent it's
money with lavish hand, the
country has been flooded with Son
satlonal reports-yes, detailed rc"
ports OF evidence OF heinous crimes,
bat I'LL {" no purpose. Whiic VIC
are talking about honest govcln--
mcnt, o,r consciencas robu,o us
with not daring to undertake the
honest and uncompromising eno
forcemcnt Of our laws. Fort,lnate-
~, it is not too late to remedy the
mischief. IF our next Legislature
wi.l do It's lity, without fear and
without favor, all may yet be well.
Every consideration of justice, duty
and patriotism demands that anoth-
CT Investigating committee, made up
OF men who are known to be no
lespectcrs Of persons, and who will
not only rub off white-wash,
wherever they see it, but will re-
commend the impeachment of every
official, high or w, who may be
even suspected of lenioncy towards
thieves, should lie appointed. We
have proceeded too far in this
matter, and there is too much at
stake, to allow it to terminate in Il
farce. Prosecution of criminals,
means the OK Xtinction Of tho Radical
party in South Carolina, and it may
mean much more; it may possibly
mean tho retirement to private lite
of more than one ambitious donna
gogue and mercenary patriot. In
order to be able to prosecute, We
must have evidence which may be
turned to the account of Justice,
and this may be obtained by having
a new Investigating committee to go
over the same ground as the last.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22

making it quite plain that deliberate
bribery is tho object in this country
for which the largest sums of money
spont in politics arc raised by candi~
dates, oithor among their own
friends or by contributions and as
sessments from political parties.
Apply tho measure of these statis"
tics to the othor States Of the Union,
and who will pronounce it all ex>
travaganca to say that the total
sum raised and spont for corrupt
and dobasing political purposes in
every onc Of our national elections
must amount to at least ten
millions Of dollars ?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22

TO PREVENT HENS FROM SITTING
Tic wisp Of straw, about half the
size of wine bottle, upon the
would-be brooder's back. Directly
the hen feels this incumbrance, she
gets Oft the nest and runs wildly
about the fields, striving in every
way to free herself from it. After
two OF three days useless struggles
she resigns herself to her fate, and
apparently makes up her mind to
submit to the inevitable. The wisp
of straw may then be removed, and
it will be found that recent exertions
havo SO changed the current of hcr
thoughts that she thcnceforth gives
up all idea Of sitting apd seeks con
solution for her wounded feelings
i'll diligently laying eggs.--Xear
V0lsch0aO. n.' .E. f.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22
TEXT BOOKS.

TIME State Board Of examiners of its
L recent meeting adopted the following
text books for use in the Public schools Of
South Caroline, outside of charleston,
for tho period Of fye years: Appleton's
Readers, Reynolds Readers, Davidson's
History Of South Carolina Holmes His
tory Of The United States, swinton's Fri
mary and Condensed Histories oftheU
States. Swinton's Outlines Of tho Worlds
Hist Try, SwintoRs Word Books, Web
ster's Dictionary, Robinson's Arithmetios,
Sanford's hrithmetics, Cornell's Primary
end Intermed ediate Biographies, Maury's
Manual of Geography, Westlake's. Threo
Thou, and Words. A circular from the
State Suporintendont says; ,'tNo other
text books tllan those prescribed in this
list can be lawfully used in the pubiic
schools Of this State except in the CITY OF
Charleston" Teachers and trustees are
therefore earnestly requested to max tho,
required change within the next ninety
days--within which time very liberal
rates arc offered.\ It is Of tho greatest i'm
portanco to secure uniformity Of text
books. Further particulars San' be OBJ
tained from the Board. M'' S'l"F ui''i
~ -, g, WILLARD RJCIIARDSON; .
II. r.. ROBERTSON,
..'' '.' II. MEANS DAVIS, ,'!''' '.'.
oct 8-tf County Board Of Examiners.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22
IWE TELLOW FEVER,

WAsnNaroN, October 19.-Ro..
ports to the Surgeon General of
tho Marine Hospital Service show
the following record of the yellow
fever during the week:
New Orleans-During the week
ending yesterday 97G cases and 235
de'tiIs. Rightly nine cases and Sc
deaths occurred in the last twenty
four hours. Totals-.l2, 1872 and
3,635.
AIobile-F.fty six cases and u
deaths totals 50 and 3d.
Dacatur-Seventy three cases and
IL deaths totals 155 anl 27.
Ocean Springs-Twenty~fve cases
and death totals 1913 and 20.
Pass Christianity hirty>two cases
7ud 4 deaths totals 1875 and 13.
Bay ST. Louis-Fifty-two cases
and 12 deaths totals 333 and 6S.
The foyer is on the decrease for
want~ Of material. The cases now
are more malignant.
Baton Rouge-Thrce hundred and
ono cases and lG deaths totals
2,170 and 129. ....
Vicksburg-Thirty-tw two deaths in
the city and G4 in tho county Of
Warren, outside Of the city; total
deaths in city and country 1,O74.
Holly Sprinss-.Cases 1,1l7 !;
deaths 2S5. About 200 cases arc
undor treatment. The fever is
spreading into the surrounding
country. A slight frost occurred
on the night of. the 10Th. 30
Gropada-Four cases and two
deaths. The fever is spreading
into the country. Total doaths in
Grenada and adjncont country, 327
Hernando--Fifty cases and 23
deaths totals 1872 and sc. A light
frost was observed this morning.
/ Chattanooga -One hundred and
one easos and 80 deaths.
Memphis-For the week ending
October II, 103 deaths !; total
deaths 2,892 Dr.. Thornton, in
charge of the Marine Hospital SCR
vice at Memphis, has the fever.
! There is danger for children in
every medicine which contains opium
in any form, and we therefore cheer
fully recommend DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, which is warranted not to
contain !, opiates Or anything injuri,
ops. aa ,fs = /
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22
THE COMING COTTON, ,CROF.

Tho October returns to the do
partment Of agriculture indicate an
average condition of the cotton crop
Of 50 per cent? tho same as in Sep
tember :: North Carolina 90, or n
decline of 2 ; South CAROLINA 81, on
increase Of 4 ; Georgia IS, an in
crease Of 4; Florida 81, u decrease
Of 7 Alabama 81. u doc line of 1 !;
Mississippi SO, u decline of 3; Lou~
isiana S3, unchanged Texas l03,
an increase Of }; Arkansas 80, a de-
cline Of s; Tennessee 102, an in
crease Of IL. Compared with Octo>
Der, 1877, the growing crop shows
an improvement C II per cent. Tho
October condition fully equals that
of the splendid crop of 1870, and
cxcels any intervening year. Insect
injuries are mimportant The
eastern section of the cotton belt
WAS visited by storms moving through
narrow zones and doing much local
damage. In the Mississippi Valley
yellow fever quarantine regulations
have restricted the markoting of the
crop. Texas reports n very fine
crop, some counties reporting pros
pective averages as high as u bale
per acre. Arkansas has fallen off
through drought in some quarters
and excessive rains in others. With
increased acreage the plant crop
now promises an outturn of upwards
of 100000 bales, of which Texas
will produce nearly 100000.
AN UNDEN1ADLE TRuTH You de-.
serve to suffer andifyou leada mis-
ertble unsatisfactory life in this beau
tiful world, it is entirely your own
fault, and there is only one excuse
for you, your unreasonable preju-
dice and sllepticism, which has kill
cd thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will
soon show you that Green's August
Flower will euro you of Liver Com
plant, or Dyspepsia, with all it's
miserable effects, such rs sick head
ache, palpitation Of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual costiyeness, diz-
Zipcss Of the head, nervous prostra-
ton. low spirits, &c. It's sale now
reaches every town on the Western
Continent and not O. druggist but
will tell you of it's wonderful cures.
You can buy sample bottle for 10
cents. Three doses will relieve you
'.. r
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22

Merely A NAUTICAL TERN.-He
was M artist, and ho was sparkling
the dau9 9hter Of n retired soa cap
tain. While he vas whispering
sweet nothings in his sweetheurt's
ear in tho dimly- lighted parlor, no
was paralyzed by the voice of the
ancient mariner in the other room
"Cast off That paint teri" But she
explained that her father WAS only
dreaming that he was on the sea
again, and the engagement proceed
ed. ,CtncinnQi sBreakfust. Table.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22

Anderson, convicted, and after II
tedious delay, during which tho
highest court of the State passed
upon his crime, most rightoously
hanged.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22
VEGETINE.
REV. J. P. LUDLOW, WRITES

IT'S BALTIC STREET, BROOKLYN, NY,
NJ, IT :, , November II, 1874.
Dear Sir-From personal benent received by
us uSt, as we'll as from personal knowledge Of
lols, can most heartily and sincerely recon-
mend The Vegetine for the complaints which it
Is claimed to cure. : 80 .''71 -
1850. .. JAMESP. 'LUDIOW
Late Pastor Sf Cavalry Baptist Church,
DE- = = -, ..-.... Sacramento, Cal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of an execution, to, me di-
- rectod, r will offer sale, before tho
Courthouse door, in WinnsBoro, ON the
Arst Monday in NQyember next within
tho legal hours of sale, 9;the 'highestbidc
der, for CASH. tho following qeaseriped
All that plantation or tract Of land. in
Fairfield county ooptaeiilRpiingTWo a6ApnsP
lands Of j .yB. Cloud and others, levied
on as tho property Of Henry Isbell. ut the
suit Of William II. Sykes, az, executor Of
the will Of James Creyon, deceased. vs.
Henry Isboll. 0il>,@>L Il Hage'"f
Sheriff. once, " S. F.C.
Winnsboro, S.C., &n2Hhf jtN" iS''f
October ~, 1873. c}t3f a1agiargoaia
DOT l9-tlx ltYgaJ,.se 6,,8,Er ty~e a,.t{
.sgil:ag SEE SEED D'iW91I1aEs,AtIT,os WHEAT, ssia,a
"a limited Quantity OF pure, ssoa
-EsAtWheat of my own jrajeing and, I'D.
looted by me. For sale BY I, j. {. 2. :,
oss i4.ipa |3' F, ELDkgR.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22

Norristown Herald ! Since Theo.
doro Thomas determination to take
up his residence in Cincinnati that
city has become highly musical.
Silver dollars orc dropped into the
hats of organ grinders, street sing
.ers are presented With new clothes,
and cats are permitted to organize
concerts on back fences without
having TO dodge bootjacks, etc. 4. li' I,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22
VEGETINE.
REV. O. T. WALKER SAYS :

MY. .. L. WALKEK SAYS:
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ: 49, =
feel bound to express With NY signature the
n,gn value place upon your VkGETINE. My
hcr%6us debility It Is invqluaDic, and t rccomt
mend II TO all who may need an invigoratIpg,
renovattng tonic. " Tr'''SI
o. Il. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF Bowdoin-sqYqre Church,
BostH9R.''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-22
VEGETINE.
SHE RESTS WE'LL.

Mn $ SoUTIi holland, ME-, october, II, 1876.
Dear Sir-.I have been sick two years with
the liver compla mt, and during that timo hnve
taken great many different medicines but
at nights: and mad no appetite. since taking
the FEGE'TINE rest wclf and relish my food:
Sah s recommend lne pEGETINE for what it has
done lOr me. Yours respectfully, \
MRS. ALBERT KICKER.
Witness Of the above, , - - -,
MR.. GEQRGE NJ. VAUGHAN,
" Medf0rd, Mass.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-01

4 A Paradise farmer who had leased
his ranch and irrigating bitches for the
season went to his tenant the day before
the late rain and offered him fine COW
and. calf tor, the uss~of the water for
four days to irrigate some meadow
land which he owned below the ranch.
The tenant agreed to the proposition,
and accompanied the owner of the
ranch to his pasture, where the COW
and calf we're torned over to him. Be.
fore he reached home with the animals
it began to rain; next day a heavy
storm set in, aud since then there has
been no occasion for artificial irrigation.
The ranch owner thinks he made u
very bad bargain, while his tenant feels
that he could not expect to make a.
better one.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE PARADISE MINES.
Something About the Locality In
Which They are situated.

The Paradise mines are situated
from the foothills to the summit of the
mountain. which enc4cles the bead of
Paradise Valley. The mineral belt,
which runs north and south. la about
a mile and a half wide and can be
traced for miles in length. The country
rock is slate and porphyry. In this
belt quartz can be found everywhere
and contains more or less silver
wherever you may pick. it up. Some
fifteen locations have been made and
new discoveries are made daily. Some
of these claims contain large masses of
very rich ore. No work of consequence
has been done in the district. Several
holes. q few feet, have been excavated,
but not sufficient developments have
been made TO warrant an opinion as to
the size or character of the veins. So
far as the surface indications can be
thhCh ho u tDAb 10 tuO IlCucSt
district ever discovered in this section
of the State, both as to quality and
quantity of ore. Water is plenty and
sage brush in abundance. A town,
called Spring City. has been located in
the heart of the mineral belt, where
some fae springs are found. Some
parties have located toll road up the
canyon, aud in a short time you can
drive in buggy from Winnemu, "a to
The new town-a distance OF fifty-One
miles. There is a. excellent road now
to within about two miles of Sprin.
City, which passes through Paradise
Valley, where you will fiud thousands
of acres of wheat, oats, barley. etcs.
and tine residences with all the comic Is,
beauties and conveniences of the agri-
cultural districts of the Eastern States.
Those who wish to combine bushes s
with pleasure and desire to invest in
mines, farms. or water rights, by loca-
ton or purchase. caunot do better than
to take trip to the new mines.
CASINOS.