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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-07

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

n OCArlON of principal place OF business
IL No. 3l2 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco, California. Location Of Works
Star District, Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given. that at a meeting
Of the directors held ON the 30th day Of jan
uary, 1878, an assessment No. . Of SIX
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the Corporation, payable immediately
i'll United States gol1 eoin to the 81 cretary at
the office of the Company, No. 3l2 Mont
<, merry street san francisco. California.
Amy stock upon which this sssessmt Mt
shall remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY MARCH, 1873,
Will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction; unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on Monday, the 25th day of
March, 1878. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
ABRAHAM HALSEY. Secretary.
Office, No, 3l2 Montgomery street, san
Francisco, California. feb2-td
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ELECTION NOTICE.

YENHE undersigned Board Of Trustees Of
Il humboldt Schoci District No, 6. in
humboldt County, state of Nevada, hereby
respectfully give notice that ON the
TWENTY THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1878.
An election viii be held at the residence Of
John shelton, i'll Paradise Valley, in said
School District, for the purpose Of submit.
ting to the qualified electors of said SCHOOL, is
tIict the question whether tax Of 81 500
shall be raised for the purposes of building
u school house, furnishing the same with
seats and other Necessary facilities of in.
struction and for keeping q school in said
district open for longer period than the
ordinary funds will allow AT said election
the ballot OF each voter shall contain the
words: Tax Yes" or Tax No."
(AARUN ABEL.
Board OF Trustees, }GEo. w, PIERCE,
(WM. WEIGHLL.
Paradise Valley, January %, 1878. 3w
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Dissolution OfCo-partnerShip

HNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm
name Of Levy & Haskell, doing business in
Golconda, Nevada, is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent
Mr., F. N. Levy, the succel sor, under the
firm name of +. N. Levy assumes all liabill-
ties of the late firm, and he alone is author
lied to collect all outstanding debts due said
firm, d. HASKELL,
f. N. LEVY.
Golconda, New, January 7, 1873.
Referring to the above, we thank you for the
patronage you have bestowed upon the old
frm, and hope, by strict attention and fair
dealings to merit a continuance Of the same.
y. N. LEVY.
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Or. l.. j. CZAPKAY's

Private m edicai Institute,
200 Kesrny 81, San Francisco. Estab.
lished ia 1854. for he Permanent Cure Of
all rp,cial and hre Aic Diseases, as also oil
Female Complaints ana Diseases Of the
Nervous system.
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Notice to Lien Holders.

Fourth Judicial District Of Nevada, Hum
boldt County.
Warren Richardson, G.. W. Richardson, CO.
partnership under the firm name of
Richardson Brothers,
plaintiffs.
VS..
PIT Cook & Thomas Mills ct al defendants.
YUNHIS is to notify all persons holding or
claiming liens under the provisions Of
AN Act of the Legislature If the State OF
Nevada entitled, AN Act to secure liens TO
mechanics and others and to repeal all other
Acts in relation thereto" Approved March
2, 1871 upon the certain real estate in Hum
boldt county, Nevada, and described as lots
No. IS and "a IN BLOCK q, according to the
official map # the town of Winnemucca, and
the hotel erected thereon, known as the
Central Pacisc Hotel, to be and appear before
said Court on March A. 1878, at the Court
room of said Court, at said town Of Winnie
xnucca then and there to exhibit proofs Of
your said liens. GEORGE p. HARDING.
fan25-3w, Attorney for Plaintiff
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FOR SALE.

II vial sell my grain and hay ranch, contain
III ing $40 acres, 250 acres OF plowed land and
20 acres of Ray land, with plen,y OF water for
arrigating purposes. The ranch is we'll sup
piled With dwelling and out houses; also
agons, teams and farm tools. Terms easy
For further par iculars adore IS b. +. RILEY
Paradise Valley. humboldt County, Nev
janl44w.
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Territory, for lNcoMPAriBILrrY and other
causes, no matter where the party resides.
IL years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. Address a. j. OkE-
Tex, Atty, Rooms Il 9, 132 Dearborn St,
CHICAGO, ILL. Unqueationable references
given. Correspondence with the legal pro-
fession invited
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Physical and sIental Debility.

Vital weakness. Nervousness. low spirits,
lassitude, weakness Il the limbs and back.
ioss ~ muscular power, iudispositicn ard IN
capsbility for iufor ara study. weak ex-
hauhted feel ng, no energy or courage paipi-
tati, Of the heart. dulinessCf apprehension.
loss II me mory aversion to society, 1--we "
solitude. tiniioiiy, self disiruet. loss Ct man
hood. dizziness, headache, al IN the side,
affections % the eye, pinples ON the face,
sexual or cr utier ifhiMitie5 IN man or wo-
man, are cured by the Justly celebrated ply
stefan. l.. y. CZAPkAN, Nj. ID.
His method Of curing disease is peculiarly
his own unknown 10 othersl and hence the
great success. Rheumatic AFT etions, chronic
catarrh, diseases Of the stomach and kidneys,
liver complaints ,ftc., successfully treated:
DIR. CZA PLAY, ne Of the most snccessiui
medical practitioners On the iaeihc coast,
may be consulted confdentblly in reference
TO the above and all other complaints at the
institute.
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Delinquent Taxes.
OFFICE OLE 0orN1r AUDITOR

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Humboldt County, Nevada, Nov. %, 1877.
~ Office is hereby given that the delin-
~ quent tax list for the fiscal year Of 1877
has been deposited with the District Attorn y
OF Humboldt County, Nevada. and that unless
the delinquent taxes therein specified are paid
to the Country Treasurer Of said County with
in twenty (20) days from the date hereof,
action will be commenced by the District
Attorney for the collection Of said taxes and
costs. CHARLES A LAGRAVE,
County Auditor Of HUMBOLDT County, New.
dec9-td
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yCHE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF Hu.

YHNHE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF HU-
man lifs Annualls from secret aud chronic
diseases caused dis old and reliable institu-
ton tG be established first in Philadelphia,
Penn. IN 1850 aud Afterwards IN san Fran.
ciseo. Cal. IN 1854 n y lvate difpensary. in
order 10 aifuI the III cied the bort medical
and surgical treatment. for the above and al
other affections ana so up aints. ConsultE-
tions at Il institute or by letter, FhLE
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No. 400 KEARNy ST.. san Frapciseo.

~ The Doctor offers Free Consultations,
and az ks no r. fnun6r ton unless be theeis
cure Charges moderate Cummunicahons
strictly confidential. Medicines sent by ~.
press. Address l. j. CzAPRAY, Nj. d., Poss
office Box 90. San Francisco, Cal.
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MIXED Committee has hoo, .,
considerable pains to come to an equitable decision N rbe
claims OF the three exhibits competing under this head. TIL
awards claimed being for the BEST READY MIXED PAINT
FIRsT-What means, if any, have been used to secure
the continued suspension of the pigment in the Iinuid and
how far have they been successful.
" SECoND-What are the UOrkinq qualities. and which
"ouiu secure a durable and Opaque coat. at least erpense.
"IHlRD-What are the respective merits of the connect
paint ?" 0U"u
The third point is dropped from competition bv the Cam
mIttee, after testing on the first and second points. and the
report continues &" AS regards the third point, the Commit
Zee TOOK pains to inspect a number of houses where the GRub-
Der and the 'Averill had been used, and also procured a Iarge
The most promtnent objection to the ordinary Oil Paint
Is thaI after a certain time, especially if exposed to the
weather, 1t becomes brittle, cracks, and tends 10 scale off. AT
n same time becoming more or less 'chalky' on the surface.
Inns Is owing partly TO an absorption of the oil by the wood
and partly to a true '~weathering out of the dy oil from the
surface, thus leaving the pigment exposed"
referring to the Rubber Paint" the report continues.
the testimony goes TO show that it is, eUen more liable to
peel Oft than Ordinary Paint, or than the 4UeriX P1int
AS 10 It's durd6fhty, the Committee are of opinion that the
short time during which it has been used, does NOT admir- n a
falr comparison with the Averill Paint.
In the AVerin Paint a kind of Uarnish BODY is given
apart from the pigment by the SHicdte of Soda, SO that even
It's CiSlOte covering power does not fairly represent the actual
amount OF protective covering given by a coat of it. From
testimony collected, the committee are of opinion that il
mas proved itself superior TO ordinary Oil Paint, in the preser-
Vation oil a fair surface under exposure to the weather. both
as regards the tendency TO crack, and the absence of tchalkI-
ness. In view OF all the facts, the committee award to the
N"
The following is a specimen of the thousands of testimoni-
and the testimony CT such names admit of no question as TO
its superior merits.
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Baker and Hamilton.
Armes d Dallam.
A. G. Dietz az Co.
Dr. H.. Coon. ex-Mayor of San Francisco.
l.; y. Mills, Pres't Bank of California.
Thomas I. Atkinson, Esq, lI2 HYDE Street.
Il. Einstein, Esq. 1909 Cough Steeet.
Capt G. w. Kidd. 603 Suffer Street.
Ii. l.. Coy. Esq. 8O7 Greenwich, also Nos liz T.
III Pine Street.
Luis +; Emilio. Esq, Sec. Real Estate Associates.
lily Hyde Street.
John Lynch. Esq, &c Silver Street.
JOSIAH BeIden' Esq, Nos. 521 to 527 Market Street,
Col; j. 2: Marrow. 1000 Chestnut Street.
l.. Dinkelspiel. Esq. 713 Post Street.
L.. Sachz, Esq, $50 Post Street.
James Graves, Esq. Contractor. IL Aveppe Soptb
San Francisco. "1
Oliver Dale, Esq. POtrero.
n. P. Perine, Esq.
W. L. Richardson, Esq, s37 Taylor Street.
I. +. MacdermOtt. Esq, Second and Naroma SIS.
). +. Hill, Esq, % Bluxome Street.
Rev. U. L. Fitzgerald, cor. Bay and Jones.
H.. Holman. Esq, Il2 to l2O Oak Street.
John Lynch, Esq, 26 Silver Street.
Col: John l.. Boone, dewey d Coz
w. b. Ever, dewey q Cos
Jno. 7. Doyle, Esq.
ii. }. Booth, cor. First and Harrison Streets.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

Les Angeles, Cal, Feb. 9, 1878. California Paint Co.. San
francisco, Gentlemen: had occasion a year ago to express
my favorable opinion of your paint. L can only say that time
coinrms the good Impressions 1 then had, and that the High
Scnool Building in this city, which L Painted with the Averii
PANT three years ago, is the best kind Of evidence of its snna-
rlority over all other paints. Many prominent citizens have
9sed your paint here, and all seem as we'll satisfied as L am.
L should always recommend it, and should use no other myself
Sincerely, JAMES S. FRYE.
santa Monica, Cal Jan 20, 1878. California Paint Co. San
francisco. Gentlemen: Since our town was started three
years ago, we have observed closely, and have had an excel
lent opportunity Of comparing the Averil Paint with White
Lead and Oil, and other mixed paints. Our experience has
been, that the buildings painted with White Lead and the 50
called Rubber Paint, have scaled off and chalked, while the
AVerlll PANT has stood firm, showing to-day as solid as ever.
ana we nave not heard a single complaint from any one of the
numerous purchasers of your pant.
Very respectfully, w. d. VAWTER 4 Co.
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some lepers IN irons on account of adultery. Did not think
tuted judges, and certainly should not be enforced against
such unhappy wretches as the lepers. He had once been put
in irons.
~Kahainu-Complains that lepers were taxed. Their horses
and other animals in the Settlement should be exempt.
Kaakau-Complainsa about burial of lepers. If $500 can
not be procured. No coffin will be supplied to a deceased
leper. Says that sometimes he has only received three cakes
of hard bread as a days ration of food.
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TRANSLATION
LTRANSLATION1
OF THE LEPERS TO THE COMMITTEE OF THIR
TEEN OF THE HON. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,.

d TEEN OF THE HON. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
Mobiles and Representatives appointed by the Honorable Assem-
9 bly, of the Hawaiian Kingdom, appointed as a Committee of Is
you have been chosen to come hither and meet us, whom the law
has separated to patiently remain on the edge of this living grave
t put away by those who have no pity for the body or the soul
We beg herewith to present our respectful regards to you, gentle
men of the Committee of the Honorable Assembly. We feel
honored in being afforded this opportunity of laying before Won the
statement that we are not well taken care of by the Board of
Health, that buies alive the bodies of men, gifted by the Almighty
with immortal souls.
And we feel hOnOred to-day i'll receiving a message from orr
gracious and beloved Sovereign on the Throne of the country, in
structing us his people afflicted with the consuming disease Of
Leprosy, to tell to you all our troubles, which are these:
FMst-We do not have a suficiency of proper food, such as hard
poi, to which Hawaians are accustomed.
Second-SlX pounds of beef a week is not sufficient meat for IS.
1hlrd-Rice and biscuit are not proper for US as a regular diet
because we are not used to them.
FOurth-We are not furnished with sufficient clo+b;no NV +bo
Board of un- Health.
Fifh-We are not provided with a suffGency of kerosene to
light our houses.
Sixth-During several months past we have been entirely de-
prived of soap with which to wash our clothes.
Seventh-We are not provided with a suf6ciency of water buck-
nor bowls, plates and spoons.
Eighth-The Board of un-Health has not provided us with
proper dwelling houses enough.
Ninth-We are not provided with enough proper medicines
neither has a physician ever resided among us during the past
eleven years, going on twelve.
Tenth-We complain of the Superintendent and the head noTce-
nan here, for that they imprison lepers without cause, whereas the
a" is not over leperss-they are all outside of law, seeing that
ney are dead therefore why should they be twice or thrice pun
thus increasing their troubles and injuries?
The foregoing ten reasons constitute the troubles of which VIZ
IL Inc IePers, complain; and if the Board of un-Health are unable
remedy these complaints of the sick, then it will be proper that
lie sick be set at liberty to return to their own homes. We res !
ecttully tender to you our aloha.
(ignedO A. w. B. NAHAKUALu,
JOHN KAAHAInANU, q
B. KAAHAIHANU, x
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READY MIXED Pa TNm
Indicating the Highest Merit Of any of its class either in sm.5a


EhNI fOh I'LL REPORT IF III CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS.
onrEo, II possesses p merits unathnabe by the odm method of combining ro+
Eli VIII e" "my ana perfect reguhrty; dries with a rich 11y sna -, HSah De
uN.of u never spaatesB always ready forms So and I'LL VI nv
Hcn De applied " any on, whether practice rnn%r 6dn "pn
N"" ""0 P"" We committee OF 1.-THE indusrmlE Exhibition ofhe Mmhani., 1rsnh.o
San Francisco 1877.
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Medal and Diploma awarded bv the Cali
fornia State Agricultural Society.
49, 1875.

TINS paints prepared in liquid form read for ue requiring no further addition ofoH rnn
1t sf pure white, and of any shade color P"S
mo mat ns1e mp pGamObta IRE T Hmad OF Strictly Pwe White Lh Pure Am, land he present color
80 - U unng' winch y our PECULIAR process of manufacture are SO tb0nnybL
Smma om @ Ett cahotf separate: Hence, it will never chalk, rack or peel off, dsnt rn from
seams OF nall notes. and for brGancy of color and beauty fmh. It'll whhonto rI
hem TIC Pn% ~ N~ an nIgeHnt OF TINS Paint, rendeB wood impenhabeo moisture
hence mueF aants waterproof. Water glass will not burn, and conenuenGv the pain Iii 80
uGa eon OF the sum and of fire better than any other known pain
1t possesses elasticity the highest dgme acomdatnoH itself ner6rJv+ 10 hooau:--,
49, "a~U u. wPn usa applied, so thatH does note crack or aIaaea as cmm
broken "h" m"hW WHICH 1t applied
/ 1t entirely mrenehable to weather. dries with apenInr rich glossy finish oIrnurfu uIu
pmy suHce0 winch 1t is appi@; hardening with ages ehiningp ermanenuvi its color and gI
@sa aided by mahuialf force PF"" I'll" "@ powerful cheml
In the preparations of the A VERILL RJYED pAJNT +.E-a.
~ PI- TN l m"nNa ana chemical and, therefore, no one Ingredient can be acted unn
"ny ny |" eE@nt; consequently, the at is unaffected by weahr and its nnFHiH
meqquau ny any OE h1own paint, as an expIne of Deer TumW Years in the aNanfc3J
"@ Term tate ' an OF ~r neym s on the Pacific Slope has fully demonstrated
1t Will last twice as long as the Best White Load pnardi oUJ~ Iun -.
painting wthu APERILL PALNTsLs '" "N Vc11u
Theh fenceb between the AyrIIa and other rnt unmrlra, :. L.. W..
m "@ yea m IT. 2Uayw way, for ppiaton,w will soon sTamte the oil confngtt the ton
cN uN t~, %H- N Lt bottom, and warrant uniform thnkne9n it has to stirred m9
80 80 =, 80 @8 used Its tendency to separate iog great tatw when it's apnGedH
""J' - r. - @SIe eadand aaks into ue wood, leaving the lead on the outside tn he
80 - rI.1 ad IN this hot and dry climate that little oy matter has bn
IIMem UN MW o. Hra5 and destroyed, leaving the lead dry and brittle ready to cbMkI #
t m Gcepr IN was Intended, by being SO thoroughly combined with the other imTdnns|
that 1T camp #Hu ard when appHedt wood or other material forms "a ~so snTnoH mS
mpenarobA mt sc ernot1 hko IF or be aftdb by rain. O~y"
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EENL1 STATEMENT (HOake PM)
KALAwAo, Oct. Sd, 1876.
"hahiamoe, a leper ran away from this Settlement Sept. Goth
III "en TO hawele, on this Island, and stole some clothing. He
came back Sept 9th, and was arrested Oct. I'd. Is now locked I'M
and a ball and chain put to his leg"
GlgnedD w. 7. RAGsDLE.
Father Damien says that any attempt to run away is punished
with ball and chain.
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AS A HOUSE PAINT

- - H " y uniform and permanent lint, and it has The additional dyan-
IEeuu SrEG - IG can De washed and even 6TubbedW hhs soap and water. 1t
%Ton1d Snb d e WORK. over I'D work as well as new; in fac. where any paint
! uraI u thn w G Hr@ any other Houses painted with are dninuilnbe for
S'y "n" """Y Imh,o over those painted with any Omr uat
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EXPENSES OF SPECIAL SANITARY COMMITTEE IN
VISITING
HONOLULU, May 26, 1878.

IIUNVIULU, NIay 70, 100.
1, the undersigned, agree with the Chairman of the SAM
tary Committee, to proceed to the Leper Settlement on Mol
okai, on board steamer Kilauea-hou, on the 9th instant. in
company with Special Sanitary Committee of Legislative
Assembly in order to photograph lepers at Kalawao.
1t Is understood that shall receive fifty dollars $500 for
making any negatives of the leper cases during the visit of
the Committee and to receive six dollars 1867 ner dozen for
all impressions of said negatives taken.
1t I S also understood that I bind myself not to furnish
gratuitously, or offer for sale any impressions of these neoa-
tlVes without the consent Of President of the Board of
Health.
II. L.. CHASE.
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OUR WAGON AND MACHINERY PAINTS

rd9l men n nt a Mphp Reme common and cheaper cIOr,, are SPECIALLY fine and being
o so dI w LI "W9U u puhhcc completely. Every person owning a wagons any kind
T. na1 ~ "uI p4 nU ~ On hand, and occasionally give them a fresh coat ofpaiut
articles hundred times cost W WMy anu appearance the
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w. p. RAGSDAIE

NOTE A-The Kalawao Settlement has a very rich soil and nro-
duces' as seen by the Committee, very superior sweet potatoes,
corn, beans, cabbages, and tobacco. A well organized eano of
laborers could evidently produce on these lands, all the food for
the lePers, at far less cost, than by purchase as at present. The
sea coast OF the Settlement is noted for the abundance of fish
ana no doubt by proper system and management this Settlement
could be made largely selfsupporting.
NOTE Bit is stated by DR.. Hoffman, who for some time had
charge OF the leper patients in Honolulu, that in no instance had
he seen any symptom of leprosy manifested earlier than five wears
OF age Thus it may be that leprosy like syphilis requires a GER
tain degree of growth before it begins to make manifest it's ravaoes
upon the human system. 1t makes it thus a sad reflection that per-
haps the twenty-eight healthy looking children of the Leper Settle
at kalawao, are after all only doomed lepers.
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LANDING THIS DAY
ENROM Bkfue HERA, MERRILL Master.
from San Francisco,
Golden Gate Extra Family Flour.
Golden Gate Bakers Extra,
Edorado Flour,
Corn Meal,
Dat Meal.
mh23 For sale by BOLLES & CO.
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our METALLIC ROOF PAINT.

Made OF Oxide of Iron, comes the neet to bng utaUy FTmFo d a~ h n L.,
cheapest Roof Paint ever made. F0rTa Roofs ibas no J T6maMM GLn i
mohue-fs or e0snn Is upodbhG while hsu use on single roof not ov fills mn the
@ "u prevents the sngbsL from arpng so as to preserved roof d prentH its aknr ht
S "g" y quaHu@ are suh' tator thoroughly aed with it is nearly as safe Goxsfe
ISL m I9 IRON: ms feature, NehTw with sd epneN,m makes it most desirable for ware
DESIRED The ATann Paints put umn l. ], 1 and gallon cans and barrels and sold b% b" are are
yards, the coats. "4@e yau TWO Coats or 10 square
81 Co.
m4 Sole Agats fr hn Knoaum o..
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