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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Frank Leslie Arrested.

NEW 1Ohh, Jdu. ~.
The Times PhlladeipnlA Special
says: Frank Leslie was arrested here
10 night IN railway carriage ell route
flom Washington To New YorA at the
suit OF one Wngley. u lawyer, on
charge Of libel. AT midnight L5sne Wac
still looking for bail, and was greatly
excited. Leslie lunchvd With tue tsesl-.
dent just before leaving "asninslou.
Leslie caused Wrlgiey's arrest under
similar circumstances Iaet su Liuer. aud
this is probably IN revenge therefor.
Ihs McGaarahan CiA.lA Again
Revived.
CHICAGO. Jan. 81.
The Times Washington special say;
The famous McGarrauau clailn came
up again yesterday, although Tue ou-
preme Court decision receu, ~ rendered
Was supposed TO have settled 1t forever.
Representative Luttrell introduced
bill to readjust the ciaim " Con-
gresslonal declaration on tue subject.
New Orleans Authorities Luo.Alny
for High G.me.
NEW YoKK. Jan. 81.
The TSibune's Washington SPECIAL
says: The story Is given out that the
legal authorities IN New Orleans pro-
pose iudicuDg Secretary Sherman aud
other prominent kvpubilcaus who
visited Louisiana to Witness tue count
OF the vote IA that state III November,
1876. The accusation is tnat tney at
tempted to influence the Keturni1g
Board, also. preparing aiiilavlis 10 es
tablish Intimidation aud procure false
votes.
ihe Trib0ae on the Bland Bill.
NEw York. Jan. 81.
The general sentiment IN financial
circles here, iii anticipation Of tue
passage vi Bands sllyer OIL despite a
ve.o. Is EXPRESSED by tue rnb ius Ia an
article shoslug that gold goes op aud
SILVER down, DeeauSe that III sasure VIII
driye gold out vi tue country. Bat Ia
sure the remOneliz .tiou Ut silver b, the
Latln Unioa without adding m.tell.l III,
10 It's use here. and pager viii Uecome
u promise TO Ply III silver aud ~Iii ex-
Glade silver from use. Tue silver Viii
tall. aud paper VIII sink bsiow it la
value. as the promise surely fails BE-
hiud The thug promised. Il must bs
p,ain To every mau WHO knows hos
business ID done. aud where active capl.
tai Is fUuud- TO conduct II. tn4At tue
pending bill, If passed. Will cause a
time OF frlshtful disaster unless bush
aess men protect themselves by put
thug their BUSINESS AT once on u xo.d
bAsls. M. California has, DOME.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31
j. Madison Wells En Route 90
Washington.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30th.
The Inter Oceans special says: j.
Madison Wells is expected here by
ever train. He has been heard from
twice since he left New Orleans. ard Is
coming here to secure protection for
himself aud the other members Of the
Returning Board. The Democratic
members of Congress from louisiana
have received letters from New Orleans,
stating that the members Of the Return
Ing Board are desperate and That wells
has Threatened that II he has 10 suHer
for his services In making Hayes Presl-
dent. Hayes will have 10 suff'r win
h'm. One Louisla ma mtmber oi Con
gress says that Wells will turn States
evidence unless tue President protects
hun in some way, aud if he does Car
field. Secretary Sherman, Stanley
Matthews aud others of the Repnoh-
eau visitors who went To New Orl-aDs
during the count, will be Indicted also.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31
ELECTION NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned Board of Trustees OF
IL humboldt ScnOol District NO. d. IN
humboldt C1unty, state Of Nevada, hereby
respectfully give notice that ON ths
TWENTY-TAI ~ DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1873,
An election will be held 1t the RS sidence OF
DOM shelton. In Paradi Valley, IN said
School District, for the p4rposo Of submit
ting 20 the qualified electors OF said school Is
t.ict the question whether TAX Of ~, 300
sh III be raisod for tue purposes OF building
school house, farnis hing the same with
sats aud otaer necessary facilities of in
strnction and I r keeping scnoJl In said
dis riot open for iongsr period than tine
ordinary funds will ALLOW. AZ said election
the ballot VI eich voter shall contain the
words: Tax Yes" or Tax o"
AAkON ABEL,
Board ofTrustees. GEJ. ". PEIHcE,
OWN. WELGHnL.
Paradise Valley, january ~, 1875 sws
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31
a CARD.

10 Aii VINO are suffering from the errors and
hdlscietions VI Souah, nervous weakness,
eaiiy decay, loss % iliannood, etc. wiil
ss.-o ecipe that wall cure you, FnkE Or
CiiAhUI, fhis great remedy was disco vered
ny u missionary In svutn america. send 4
.Ii-aadtessed eaveiope ~ the hEs. JOSEPH r..
tAS' osAsioh v, babe Aouso,- New York
CITY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31

Two mea named Casslus Wander
isasaxk ami CHARLES Gray have been ar
ssstsd at Tuscarora upon charge OF
onsxlary Rssfssasd BY M0ilis Forshay :.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31
SPECIAL 10 GALS.
YoUR ArrEN rioN

FOR moment. Those who are indebted
On St0rS AcSV ants, Bor Owed
vi onSy or Not5j to r. y. l.obISo VIA
p.e.se ca.i aud sclt.e. 1 md chat am Jua .
due ms foot ~ - several taJisa4i liars
IAose wa, nave accounts sinai maze prep.r.-
tiols for settienIe ~ Tue lot Of every munsn
stand-ons aud Oh u mu,Ic viii n yer 40 TO
iep.enish stock wI,h,
+. G. ROBINS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31
NOTICE.

1--WE unds-sisa ID leave to-day, January
Il -tti, iIr oa;r 'nicn.o. Darin5 saeIr
-"'eAeo jLaSs Do.ry si,i atteni W tu,slr
iesAl - 'siasss. SOssIrI1s "a d enE va.
"iAoo-4i.iccl, .ilisfy AZ 1873.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31

DIR Parsons. the veil known dsotist
has arrived la town aud may be touud
at the Lafayette Hotel tor snoil llue.
The Doctor viii also Vi 1t PARADISE
Valley anu tend ~ orders lett al the
Fos'oifice there. j.u3I II.
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r Z [. { G x a r I'll c.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
sentenced to san q aentin Tor
IWetve Ysars-Not We. ia CURED.
sn..1.rz r.AAt LII 4 Ia III

oToCKr ron, Cal j 81.
Malachi Klns. an Ie,snnan, Mas ar.
rais ued yesterday before Judge Buck
ley for tue crime OF rape. He pleaded
guilty and Was sentenced 10 san y Ien-
tn tor twelve years.
The Portuguese who killed Van
Koran has hot Yet been Captured,
though the officers are in close pul suit.
WOik Suspended.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan, 81.
Owing to the continued rain aud soft
condition of the ground. the Cenral
Pacific Company have been compelled
to temporarily suspend their operations
ON the Potrero, designed TO furnish la
bor for the unempioy ed. A few men
are retained. digging dltcnes to draiu
the ground to DO work. d. aud us soou
as the weather aud conoItlon OF tue soll
viii permit large force Will be pa. on :.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31

%!losv-s Of bread h.se been made
Wsth O.se OF Loef's GaI. H.a.t ..kos.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-31
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The situation In England.


LONDON. Jan 80.
The Conservative. Ia the House OF
Commons are expected TO give solid
vote III support vi the credit THURSDAY.
The L5-rals. on the contrary are Ill
,iied. TIE Home Ru,ers have not de.
termined on their course. The maj jr
ity for lhs credit is aire ady estimated
at over 100. Meetings are being hrId
throughout the country 10 lcH .ence
Parliament against Tue credit. but most
~ by Liberal or Peace orgauiZ tti,ns.
An open air meeting at onefiir,d yeste, :
day, Tor the purpose of opposing HE
Guvernme Was turned iat1 au anti
Russian demonstration. Au ameud
ment to the original Resolution agiInst
the credit Was carried by all Immense
maj ,rlty. declaring THAI the cause vi
peace aud the interests of the Govern
msnt will be best promoted by sap-
porting the foreign policy vi tue Gov
eminent
Tranquility at Athens.
LONDON, Jau. 81.
A dispatch dated Atueus, iues lay.
says: Tranquility rvlgns nere 10 4 y,
the vigorous measures Ut Sunday n.,-
lug sooered tue populace. Many vol
nnteers are leavlog tor fnesssiy. aud it
seenis not laipossioie that IL, Govern.
meat ALI support the movement.
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a GREAT BARGAIN.

n WILL sell out to anyone wishios
to 40 into good aud sure Dusa-
ness or six years established Win
good run of custom and the best ioca'ioA
In town. | have u small STOCK OF oiass
ware, Crockety. aud Furniture IN hapd,Mnion
4 will sell much below cost TO anyone wishing
10 60 into'a good business. ,..n h
winnemucca, Bridge street, three .doots-
above N. Leyy's store, sDee. u, 1877. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-22
PIfILrp HEELS RECORD.
The Presentation of the Life Saving Gold
Medal Voted by Congress.

Collector Arthur appeared In the Mayors
Office. yesterday. with the gold medal provided
for by act Of Congress In June. 1874. as a re-
ward for the saving of human lives. and with
the medal the Collector also had a letter from
John sherman. the de facto Secretary Of the
Treasury Police Superintendent Waling and
Capt Walsh also entered the Mayors office
csrorling officer Philip Bloil OF the steamboat
police. Collector Arthur. having introduced
Onlccr Blcil to the Mayor, read the following
letter: ,,-,
NJ ril& n,a Fo'"'"" N'r i"'F M''@""" Io''''
SIN haze The honor transmit herewith life saving
medal Of Gle nr.t cns.. v-ic has been awarded 10 YOU
1871 IN recognition your services ia fcscuing from
drov ming at Tue peril YOUR gwn lic sN ler.on en- a'
tran ni;cd o. the lariucn -how That in twelve other
arrit'd uat r.. dice ie-cic. wor. iicciod prior to
uc d.ic OF Tie act ol juie. i''7i, they cannot he
ihcurai nwaricl ,or III. however. rol. that ivy
d,ii,eril.,'. which ,'o inD.iHl Aims Nv commencement,
and un' this due aclu"wirlsmoni -honll l.. made OF
M,,.. N5fcclfl could DE- ifoui,r. NOR could ANS llv
lm l ii IN .a1i.r. i M 70. 70, o iha pailii NJ
rr,ci.n noi ,ert uol -orras an" humanity 1t awe
i'm, ior iii' i"i,. ST., .n,h ,on a.. coanco ed ani
ilm mmnli'f which mn.t fanA sou "moiE the "or
iha,r ine honor TO Doe. ,ery. ro.re iml'N .
Tine Navor. Irwin. received the medal. add
dr. . orr or l..i n EGYPT .na'iy 'rr',.
II -cnclsnd ina Rue ia i.uther huN. ami nu
cN 'lcut iul tt.sil'.,ls Nu-ht p'"o"N, work.
iui.i v.ir.,, lr'... fn 4 i,hs. and las tis ILL.,
lowing W.ui-. A.t uf CON .r,--. juno 2l
i'ii. Lie saving NcIa. oi in' fir.i. h.s. o.
,lo r..rr.a i- thr iNiaNih-! To pulip &.
la.il Cps saving iDrs 90" a. AA'i.'-ii ~" PERU
oi lois li..or -iNu ''a. u-. 100 SIS. ln isl-
moay o. hrt Ni' deeds ia s.Nin- hi' from tn"
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bgs, m, brick house with lot 25xinl =. c3 Wet Firy.
pitf street north side. n o tcet wct ~ Broadway,
fi1Np
Vim. Kennel, unior foreclosure -h0' fvc.stpry
brown Stone store AMI ton nent huu-t with lot
- 2N1tOH li Canal STREET North SIDE. 3D. ct west "
Mott street. 81 ~. to- plaintiff
llarrfi aultr 'Ureclp.ure Ono I've story brick
amt utnt NJ lnrc. wifi lot 2fsTn f Icv trt Ct
west .dD t,n r. ..uih at Delaney stcc' fifiI one
piu I1uN401 t.r n,fth site ui iil f~. street.
o. sect east NttuUr :. SOON GO lih i0 one three
nl base ut hfuw stone horse win M loNi'n II
ON The nr.N r ma street - iVDt vast uf tuurh
avenue. -fi'l tn lHnNu The sl, rtt misses - west
Jw.utf -uiufn e'ri was adjourned sine III.
a u. Nirti.t Co., n.l VurnCl sal, OF promises Gu
HrlsHn street 10 Apui H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-22
MEN JERSEY IEGISLiTtRE.
The House Passes the Six Per Cent. Interest
RIlI-A New senate nm.

TRENTON. Feb 2l.-In the Senate to-day n
IN per nj interest h wa- introduce 10 meet the
probable defeat the former milin the Lower House
Tie bin was reported ny the Finance Committee nfeW
uI nut aticrWHfi Its ip -u iNn tl' 81 un April
The Huu-. 70 EeIr -,utitsge .n-i'rr the slN l"i
liil AmN.l iN..i.,. Peg fH vote NN which tir
il was tabled hh,in- been los tlr 'h'ir d.I' tili
u could not h tikpn on tir tnt The greatest conus 90
cn-lti iva. believed tAt this wa, triumph for uc
seven fcr cent mem
lN the afternoon tine House eNnur'd from the Journal
he's uuaulipnus vote ala the ~ uini'L t,ltls
rrrIig tho hlll and lou- del Ata the
I'LL WAS passed ~ tuH
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acts of Congress-
Mr. Mttchcl N,"p. Oregon said TINT 10 woull
have voted Tor tn" r"s ;oraiion 81 the fr'nNlhg
privilege II he had been in his e)at.
William A. Whnclor lad h"for" tn senate u
message from Y. X. Hayes en"lHing reports Of
the General of tns Army. Quhrtcrmasic Zen
oral. Comm ssary- (f' neral. and Chiri of Crt-
nance, showin- that ~" os'imGtcd cosi ~ the
Sioux wnr WIS :2Sl2j3l the valueot ordnance
stores expended In action, lost on bH;ti'i,rlds
OF abandoned for want Of tran ~ sat ~
S70.4GG.23: the cusuaiticr. IL ol'D ~ uuI ~
enlisted men killed. and oficcrs and % en-
listed men wounded
Then tAe SanAl- wont INTO cxncntiva snssLon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-22
A MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY.
TINE MINORS ISLAND STITUE TO
TiLK AND UHISTLE
a Man OF Thirty One evciutionixing the
vhnlc world The Untold Wonders Of the
s,c.iiug Photographic Visit to Fr"f
.rnnr,,s 4. Edison Of Menio Park, y. y.


rlis rnileman is the inventor ~ the aptOmati'
,ol.srann duadruplcN and scxtuplcx despatch
o. 49,. carbon telephone. tue stock indicator.
ha.f. .trirprn. the airaphonc. the marvellous
,n.,tins photograph. and a score or more Of
similar machines. lie Is also the discovercr Of
fl. .ru.hot. graph 10y which dispatches
ra, h.frll grsphcd without magnetism. Srcn-
m, mem regard it rs his greatest discovery,
,,1tr.df tt.utlt will some day prove OF inn
n,. Nu to.
v.n., Park ia % small lace on the limo of the
NvNlk.nl Thiiutc'i hia Railroad. twomiios
,.r... Nf..hn. Mr. Ed.on's mandatory
,,f- .rv rod. west of the depot 4 hugh
h..t-.tf- .ut fl" Wow from the ear Windows.
r, D.UNu. BE- i Ions wooden structure. some
rtf.Hk. M Hl-G-hitued Baptist tai crnaclc.
T. m.-f.N ..U.. Ninr ishiuin; rods pierce
yt...t \ d.fon telegraph wires are
loln., .'iry-lkn poles connecting with
H.. n0n n. along TIM railroad. Tho front
l.r..uru ir Els into tho OH Ire. Tho writer
sts.L Al.an -atatn table audyiu.. a mo
.m l.t..u- An inquiry iar Mr. Ellison
lrui m 81. words Goo right up stairs.
az y.uU ind him singing into some in.'id-
o. stairs wc" climbed. anil tine writer
ir,d into long room forming th' -o'oul
sN. Il was uu iWun.-c llh ruil ry N'l'
ric tr' '.l instrlmDrfs. Atd .i-Nnl .ar- 81
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.n f,rtt..i,..f.. a. . '.r,.,' ..t Doe.
tIIf ui tlff nr.''. an open ri.. j al
H.. ..,, .ir',.l ,hr',i,i,
II t king fie floor with ID 'en patch -.
49, ,,'- .,,i his
4".
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9iNi'' in w. l' H.,
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WIT. ). wioraic siA,rl~rr Il tliSs @asGe.
n.s the spiral part of a. ~'r.a. .i.ly inu 'h liner
Ivflpa sheet III t.nfDil ar,ail. flr r,iirier.
~ -Hov" ia" mouihriecc up 90 n ~i that n,
las s'.cl point touches tho tinf1i above on. ~
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THE SILVER BILL PASSED.
ILL THE SEN4TE'S AMENDMENTS CON
CURED IN IN THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Hewiu's Motion 10 Table Voted Down,
eOt 10 az Brief and Pointed Speecsrs-
Mr.. Bland's Notice TO the Bondhoidcrs.

having been reached. the Senate amendments
were read.
Mr.. Springer Dem. H. made the point Of
order that the bill must 90 to the Committee OF
the Whole
After long discussion the Speaker over
ruled the point OF order. Mr. Cox Dcm.. n. W
appealed from the decision. and the appeal was
laid on the tnblc-222 to %.
Mr.. stephens Dem. Ga) then moved that the
House concur in all tho Senate amendments.
Mr. Hewitt Dem. y. " moving to lay the
bill and amendments on the table. the Speaker
said that Mr.. stephens had not yielded the noor
for that motion.
Mr.. Springer asked Mr.. stephens whether he
would allow ono or two amendments 20 be Of
Tered. Cries of No."
Mr.. Stcphcns-Thc country rs well rs the
House has had this h'l before it quite long
cn.u..h. Wear ready 90 vol"
Mr. Monroe rep. Oiiul advocated the adOp-
ton ui The Nrnat. amend nirnis
Mr. Philips drop. KAN thought the best
Tin. TIA, Hgusr could d, was to coneur
Nr Butter Ol-p.. Ms-sl thought not. II WIS
not 9..urdlnE to tlio DIGNITY Ui the House or
According Go tl' rrot ri,y Of lT-nii9n to con
himself could en- lur. a veto. n Mr.. liHr
ba-.d - ou the GROUND that the House. which
f...Iulted fl bin hrl given him no rea. ou Co.
W., ,,i,i ,.,l ~ ih, lou.,' L.ui'l act li.nren
ii.' |tn.r Nfl ui tin Capitol
mil it rio ,,.i .'.nn .y.. MI .th.r 10 iTt,
D, ~ ,., ~, .',,' mn, .,'.. ,,r,,.. i'I,.
% o. 10 VA ~
G,rts. in., II put ha g.l,,. NOT az tho war rouil
n,.v. r. ,..i-. so i,r. l- lnd a Npi.. In gnu-
,,fl.' rutn ;,n rl.i-f IF fir t..1tl, -, Iull h.
Ill ~ r,.-f,r,d anil fft. -'fysr dollar .lUn,-ei In
n a.. ..id J"iItr Will. he v,tnI fIr in.
r.is..pf iiii a., mr. ta.ti,d ni.niust H. Bu, lei
C.n..r.4s t.lsn whit n EnI Ina .urticni.u, il
IN .n,s. h, ~ ,inu on attrorriafinn bills Il
That '.uld moi H.. ions I,,.. = I'm favor of pni,er
MON vto strike down the honahold.r-.
Ar I,yir. f,.n, bIi,. -uiI ttnt niun.toufh-
of H., ,ni'ri.'u ,,Nnir ftnnni,'l III" cDir. q.
% tn dollar nl IN ir IA ii .r, and tho NAH Kim ID
n i'....l T., n ~. m. t..tin LnI "a rigit ~ ~ 4.
n. IN, .' rt,,r...,,i ~ a., stnd 1rniy IN
ri.fin th', ,.ra.f yr,i,,, l4t Ind i.on dom. Ia
th1 rg.-,,ii. ~ ~ decentralization. This bilf
Ie ia .nn. fr,ui ii,,. s ,nutr iii II in tnrli4 re-
f.D "a rt, e.'.,t..'n III. NOS, if.0f.-,,f,
onri., of tin 'iyfr dollar on Inc rontiurnt
.i.i.i.t th. .nnil,v -hn,,id hnys more tl.,u
s9, 'i0 Cjo T.nr.. ti,' lil In ii. ur"s,.rt fnrn,
Won. +. a. commit m nj -nriiiv. IN ls.lnring
ttat Il it, sbnni,i H., itiI In .iIy.r nuI hy tn.
rv..r,,.n,.i nr..ti.,iv -trinrinu tf,r roiiut.,
Di t,'i.fl ir,l- af tlr -fft.r viii which 90 nny
tilo-.. i.it. Tiaf siilr.l IA y1ulI H. err .,ynUl
Lr attlnr.s na. w. pr SD nj Ia -,nd "A commits
-f.n ni gold mon &, EurOp, to III clay with
i.r,,. IN ',l trr, inr I'D. riirr'-. II v,,,.i nc
fr,t, liza t',fl fi.' ,.it, .nas.-i,n n,,S'
..........f
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DfJJRf -.

sNNFs I'm ihc ri.N ni y ~ NNf.. on 30 .iH, a
frhinir. i'7~ is Oh, o. No. tUrt- Ius-
tee W tie ~i. rrNr ttI f Ni .I.t Il
charles u 5000. 'u,io't oi ,aid HwAif i...tuh.
tAu-c. n.tu,tlN
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an be acquired by using Phillins's 4" Palatahe'
ud Liver on. IN combination Win ihOsphV Nutllhv.
% druggIstS lIepOl Plalt 81 ado.
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Stands for Elllotts Cartoc SNUFF, Ii cures
CatAlrh Price 20 cents, at drus stoIes-Adr
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iv!..-- H.i..ts, atA.ugths srb ,.l.. 4eNti.i.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-06

From all quarters comes the salae
happy news. Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar. is accomplishing such
cures in severe coughs and colds and
other throat and lung complaints as as.
tonish even DR.. Hale himself. To be
without it in winter, is q most serious
matter in any family.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure Tooth
ache 10 one minute. Sold by-all Drug.
gists at Is cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-06

edward Keare,' the furrier, an
nouDces that he has for sale and will
make to order, superior buckskin
gloves, coats, pauts. etc, aud will also
pay the highest price for fdrs Of every
description. deer and antelope skins.
see ad III another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUsCARoRA wORKINGMEN.
The Means Which They have Adopt-
ell 90 Get Hid Of Cinnamon.

The Means which They have Adopt
ell 90 Get tkid Of Cinnamon.
The Workingmen' Association of
Tdscarora held an enthusiastic meeting
last Saturday night and adopted more
stringent resolutions against Chinese.
An Executive Committee was appointed
to take the necessary steps to establish
laundries to be run by white labor.
We have been informed that over one
thousand persons have joined the asso
citation. Each and ali of them are
pledged to patronize no person or f.m
that employs Chinese. Why cannot
those who are opposed to Chinese here
adopt similar reso Iutions? There are
worthy White wonen in the laundry
business here who should be patron.
lied III preference 10 Cinnamon; yet ar.
dent anti-C hinese men seem to over
look that fact. Let others follow the
example of the proprietor of the Win.
nemucca Hotel, and in very short
time only the Chinese who are in the
employ OF the Railroad Company will
remain in Winutmucca. Actious
speak louder than words In this case.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-06

A drove of | 800 head OF beef cattle
is expected to arrive here from the
north this week. SO far, the cattle
shipments from this station exceed
those Of any previous Year, and viii
probably reach "a, 900 head.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-06
ACCIDENT AT ruscARoRA.


A Miner Killed fn the Hornet shaft.
Martin Tiffany, who passed here last
evening on his way from Tuscarora to
Unionville, informed us that a miner
named William Hooking, native OF
Cornwall, England, met with an acct
dent in the Hornet mine last Saturday,
and died from the effect of the injuries
received on Sunday. Hooking had
charged q hole near the bottom of the
shaft with giant powder, and setting
fire to the fuse signaled the engineer to
hoist him out. When within forty feet
Of the surface, the bale of the bucket
broke and the unfortunate man fell to
the bottom. 100 feet. following the
bucket, which broke through station
platform. into the sump below.
Though his left thigh was broken, he
climbed out of the stump and succeeded
in extinguishing the burning fuse, thus
preventing the blast from exploding.
Men were sent down into the shaft to
assist him out. and, though he received
the best medical attention.. be died on
Sunday from internal injuries. He
was single man, aged % years, but a
large family of younger brothers and
sisters were dependent upon him for
support.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-06

The Manhattan mining company of
Austin, has commenced shipping its
bullion to San Francisco again. Yes
terday shipment valued at So, 324 20
was sent west.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-06

To-day is Ash Wednesday, the first
day OF bent, fasting Season of forty
days observed by many Christian
denominations, i'll CONNIE moration of
the fast OF Jesus Christ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-06
Circus Men.

John Forepaugh and ten noted circus
performers passed through last even
ing on their way to join Forepaugh's
great aggregation, which is now being
fitted up tor the summer campaign at
Hayward's, California.