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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
GOLCONDA NOTES.
Items of Interest From Our Sister
Village.

GoLcoNDA. New. March 10.
EDITOR SILVER STA-E Noticing re.
ports from several neighborhoods. in
the columns of the SILVER STATE, our
conclusion 10 that perhaps Line from
Golconda would be in ORDER, aud of
interess 10 few OF your many readers:
Times, have been very quiet for q
month or so past and there have been
no startling incidents to disturb the
Rip-Van.W Wrinkle repose of our little viii
lage. save the occasional visits of jolly
Vaqueros from neighboring ranches. or
the advent of some mo~ntain rancher
TO dispose of bis butter and eggs, and
yeplenish his larder with something
more substantial.
The firm of Levy Il Haskell having
dissolved, the business is now con-,
Quoted by F. N. Levy, who has on hand
o large and we'll selected stock of goods,
aud is now ready to supply the sur
rounding country with everything nee.
essary for the outer and inner man.
The weather has been delightful for
the past two weeks. and farmers are
busy blowing and sowing grain
wherever water can be had for irri.
CATION.
The Lay Brothers will soon have
their bath house completed. and will
then be able to furnish the afflicted in
mind and body with first class bathing
accommodations, the water being sup.
piled from hot sprisg on their
premises, which 10 SO lastly celebrated
for its curative properties in rheuma-
tism. etc.
Squire Meador, the genial landlord
Of the Golconda Hotel still presides as
usual and dispenses first class provis-
ions to the hungry and something more
stimulating to the thirsty. The Squire
is genial gentleman and We wish him
liberal share of public patronage. as
he we'll deserves.
Quite an interest is 'saken in mining.
and many prospectors sre survey iog the
b ills in search of hiddsa bonspzas.
The fishing in this, vicinity is frss
class, and spertsmen will do well not to
forget Goloonds when searching for
hunting and fishing grounds. / speak
from experience.
Oar school, under the able and eff.
cient management of Mrs. I. N. Holt Is
in fourishing condition, and 10 Col.
conda the young idea is taught how TO
shoot properly.
A. NJ. Sadorus has completed q
large and well appointed livery stable.
and 10 prepared TO faFaish buggy
teams or saddle horses al short notice.
FL NUFF CED.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20
SPECIAL 10 cALSs


Berck IL Powers of the Railroad
Meat Market offer for sale home cured
bacon. ham and shoulders, from Para
disc valley grain.fed pork. These meats
are superior to any in the market, and
are warranted to suit the tastes of tie
most fastidious epicures. Give them q
trial. s. BERCK q FowERs.
Winnemucca, March Is. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20

Lombardy and South Carolina pop.
lars, and California cottonwood. raised
at Guthrie's ranch. for sale at the
ranch. Trees one inch in diameter, of
the varieties named, rs cents each.
Orders lefs at the postofice will receive
prompt attention. JOHN GUTHRIE.
s1m14.3w,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20
Grand Prize Bullion !.

The Grand Prize Company shipped
west yesterday seven bars Of bullion,
valued at 500. 800, and yet livestock is
being shortsd by ths bsars of California.
street.. .%-fit.ey ,71e5. -4a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20

And saloon keepers attention: We
have been appointed agents for the
State of Nevada for the. celebrated
Budweiser Beer. guaranteed the purest
malt liquor manufactured. For terms.
etc. apply to B. RErNHART &.Co.
State Agents. Eako, Nevada.
MAIN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20

The trial of Pierce, for the murder Of
Hayes, is still progressing in the Dis
.rict Court at Eiko. Il will probably.
be given to the jury to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20

Colonel Hardin. of Quin River,
shipped TO San Francisco last. night
thirteen car loads of fat cattle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20

Freight for McDsrmit.
|. Con. Ryan's and J. f. Browns teans'
left to-day for Camp MeDermit loaded
with freight.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20

50 Range of temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest. 63 deg; lowest, ~ deg:
range, 36: average, 46.5 deg.
Note I'm the column headed " Min. Their
mometer" the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night ct the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY.
Cevp'l signal Service. u. .. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20

Last KventuR's BeaxAx
20 Raymond d Ely, 440c.
525 Eureka, 40. 39Z.
$50 Belmont, 9Oc
200 Eidorado South, $50.
30 Leopard. 60c.
620 ella Us 60c.
30 N. Belle, So.
p55 Manhattan, l0X.
480 Young America, 40c.
100 Silver Prlzs. 30, AOc.
ITO DeFle-s, 40c.
210 Grand Pre-. 67., 6s+ sl0c.
155 ArgeDta. 40, 50c.
I4Oe Navajo. $50. 225c.
500 Independence. 90c.
100 Morning Star, 40, .140c.
50 Alps. 2.
1905 Belle Isle, 10, Csc.
100 Bodie. goo,
$40 Day. los. 1000.
500 Falcon. 40. 500.
200 Belle Isle. 65c:
1605 Modoc. 80, 800.
SO New Coso. Acc.
1000 Comapche. SOC.
200 Bechtei. 5H.
500 Leeds. ~.
1856 Tip Top, 260. 230c.
100 Mexican. 10. 12A.
1895 Ophir 33H.
10 Yellow Jacket, 8.
100 Savage. 81.
920 Con. Va. ~, 1917.
$50 Grown Poipt. AZ.
1U24 Californis. 27A.
6l5 Gould Il Garry. 1854.
$40 Julia. o.
TAO Alta. 405. 40Cc.
$40 Justice. 61.. 81.
955' Best IL Beicher. TX, IT.
t55 Bullion. S.
$50 Excheqner. 325. 320c.
80 Alpha. SAr
140 Uuion. 81.
40 Imperial. 50c.
$40 Overman, 1917.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20
BULLION TAX.

NoTroE is hereby given thst'ths+sr en-
In proceeds of mines for the quarter end
ing Dc cember 81, 1877 lis now dne~ and payable
at my office in the Courthouse of the County
Of Humboidt, andathat the laws for it's col
lection will be'strietly enforced.
) JAMES BUCKNER. County Assessor.
By 8. BuuKNSR. Depoty AssesSossi-
WinnemuecAs February II, 1873. lHas
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-20

I LOffr GUTHRIE offers for sslo tiicr oass1'-
d bred Berkshire ptgssa srosAe six<1RssAss' ems
tive months old. tia#
i PRICE; $40 per pairs or $40 esshsa4
!. he pigs sre warra6ased thcroash breas
Apple stion thf6ugAa thea W iririeEAuccs F5sek
Sfzoe or ssmH rsnohssvin receive, proIApt ~ r
teniion.A 'JOHA- &JTHhSA
4 s.acms&assxz nnsa3 sSnmasNe zsEss~s lxAse
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30

than one-half. 1t was purely mat
ter of State policy, addressing itself
to the individual judgment of mem
bers ON their oaths to legislate for
the best interests of the whole peo-
pie. 1t was question, we are will
ing to admit, concerning the policy
of which gentlemen might honestly
differ though it is apparent that
those who bawl in opposition to our
position are unwilling to 60 even
this far. There was a perceptible
feeling for the popular side. Hon
est men and dishonest men voted
for and against the bill. Republi-
cans and Democrats divided in the
same way. Some of the grandest
frauds that ever found their way into
legislative body espoused the cause,
so called, of the people. 1t was in
no sense party issue, and does not
deserve to be treated as such. Storey
county owned large share of the
back taxes. Virginia City had just
been reduced to blackened ruin by
fire. Her records, public buildings,
schools-all were gone. Both
county and city were without
money to repair damage. The peo-
pie had lost their all and were in
despair. Suspended schools, ruined
credit and bankruptcy seemed immi-
nent. A wall came up from these
stricken people in their dire distress
such as no man, who is man, could
fail to seriously consider. To COM
pei a people thus situated to face
three years Of litigation in the Su-
preme Court of the United States, in
the meantime taxing themselves
seven or eight per cent, seemed to US
like the refinement of cruelty. No
body in or out of the Legislature
ever justified the bonanzas in resist
ing the payment of their taxes.
That was diabolical. But they had
legal right to go to the courts,
they did go. and the Legislature, if
it touched it at all, must deal with
the question where it found it. An
attempt was made to compromise,
and failed. So ended the matter and
there it should have ended. The tax
has been paid, and the issue then pre-
sented is as dead as an Egyptian
mummy. Not man who voted for
the Compromise Bill would have
voted for repeal of the law. There
is not a man in the State to-day, of
any responsibility, who would favor
its repeal by future Legislature. and
none know these things better than
the demagogues who are cavorting
about the State braying in an oppo-
site key.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30

,,z5WF commend to the special
attention. Of every reader of the
fIxEs' the article on the bullion tax
question Z which appears 10 to-day's
&sus. Il 10 : fun aud impartial
.tetsnsnt Of the Whole question, as
Well y . eoPhists answer to the
charge Or '"6onansaism," which the
DenidesiG havs attempted to fasten
d tAe, Republicans since the open
int 3f fiis present, 'campaign. The
FpAeks Sentinel, for which tie srti'
cie Is copied, is the leading Demo.
cratic psper Of the Eastern portion
d The Sts&1I stGgS4
W sue
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30
THEKIND OFAMANDAGGHTTIS
From the Reno Gazette. /

Calumny, like less unpleasant
death, loves shining mark. The
Democratic stump orators are ever
grinding out one lie after another
about Mr.. Daagett. One OF these
dirty DEMOCRATIC inventions is that
be has proved himself to be the
enemy of the printers union of
Storey county, the purpose of the
lie being, Of course, to prejudice
workingmen against him. Mr.. Pr
cote, editor Of the LYON COUNTY
TINES, himself practical printer,
etectually kills the falsehood by
showing that Mr.. Daggett, so far
from having been unfriendly to the
printers union, was the means Of
taking the Enterprise Office out of
the hands 81 the 6rats,, or non
union printers, and putting In their
place printers belonging to the union.
Mr.. Picotte ought to know, for he is
. member Of the union, and was
one OF the men thus benefited,
when Daggett came into control
latter the retirement of Joe Goodman
from the ownership of the paper.
To those who are personally ac-
quainted. with Mr.. naggett it seems
monstrous that the falsehoods of
such fools as Blennerhassett and
such rascals as Cassidy should be
listened to for 4 moment. Mr.. Dag
gett is man with big heart aud
would never stapd Id the way of any
poor mag getting his just dues. He
tis also . man Of tremendous force
of character and the idea of his be.
ing the plant pliant is a favorite
word with Democratic speechifiers)
stool" OF anybody is simply laugh.
able. A less plant man than Dag.
gett, when his mind has been made
up, il not to be found. His fault is
rather on the side Of stubbor pness
and the man who tries to bend him
has stout task on his hands. He
In, as his Character compels, a mar
Of Arm principles, and very, lpde
pendent principles at that. His owr
Idea OF right guides his conduct
Readers Of the Enterprise need moi
be told Of that. II Daggets DO tn,
tool -'of the bonanza or railroad
COMPANY or any other set Of. men
then there is not an honest maj
lleft in Nevada. as "
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30
MR.. DAVIS SETS HIMSELF

In the last issue of the TINES
there appeared q statement that "W.
R. Davis, the Democratic candidate
for the State Senate from Lyon
county, had publicly stated that, if
elected, he would vote for John P.
Jones for United States Senator"
Early Saturday morning, DIR. Davis
called at the TIMES Office, and, in a
very gentlemanly way, denied the
truth of the statement, and requested
to be informed of the name of our
informant. This request was acceded
to, whereupon Mr.. Davis intimated
his desire to have the mis-statement
couected By the publication, in his
name, OF the fact that he had never
made any such statement, publicly
or privately" This was also ac-
coded to. Some time afterward Mr..
Dayis left note at This Office with
the request that it pc published), the
fist part of which is a. follows:
/ positively denv that l ever made
any such an assertion, either publicly
or privately. I HAVE stated that /
am more favorable to Mr.. Jones than
any other Republican.
We presume that Mr.. Davis means
that be is more favorable to Mr..
Jones than to any other Republican;
but that is immaterial. The re-
mainder of Mr.. Davis's note we re-
fuse to publish because it contains a
SANDER against prominent candi-
date on the Republican county
ticket. The note itself we have
handed to the Chairman of the Re-
publican County Central Committee,
who shall DO With il what he sees fit.
From the tenor of the pese it will
be seen that Mr.. Davis, the leading
candidate on the Democratic county
ticket, places himself and his parti-
sans squarely before the people as
to Senator Jones's reelection
to the United States Senate. As the
large majority of the voters of both
parties in this county are in favor of
Senator Iones's reelection, the issue
thus made il an unfortunate one for
Mr.. Davis and the ticket which be
heads. The nominees on the Repub-
lican county ticket are all outspoken
Jones men; they have invariably |
avowed theH preference for him on
every suitable occasion; there can
therefore no longer be any doubt
now, if there was any before, as to
the ticket which every citizen of
this county who wishes we'll to his
adopted State should vote.
We cannot believe that the note of |
Mr.. Davis is a reliable indication of
he tactins which he intends to pursue
until the election. The campaign,
!hus far, has been remarkably free
rom the acerbity which generally
follows the circulation of partisan
,landers, and both factions have con-
iucted their canvass in a calm, dig
,ifed, becoming manner. We hope
hat Mr.. Davis and bis Democratic
friends will not now adopt a line
If conduct which is calculated to
'Dgender much different and more |
'eprehensible feelings.
~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30
Assessment Notice.


SILVER LEAF GOLD AND SILVER MIN
- ing Company.-Location Of principal
place OF business. Silver City, Nevada; loca-
ton OF works. DEVILS Gate District. Lyon
county, Nevada. Notice is hereby given that,
at meeting Of the Board of Directors held
on the Doth day of October. 1878, an ASSESS
ment mo. A of ten Q0 cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora
ton, payable immediately. in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary at the Office OF IT, Q
company, at Philip Geyer's brewery Office, in
Silver City, Nevada.
Any stockfupon which this ass essment SD ali
remain unpaid on the Eleventh day Of No.
vember. 1875, will be delinquent. and Adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment lie made before. will be sold on
the day of November, 1878
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
By order OF the Board of Directors.
SINE GALLEN, Secretary.
Office. at Philip deyer's brewery, Silver
City. Nevada y
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30
NOTICE.

DERSoNs INDEBTED TO THE UNDER
II slime wifi find their bills al the store
of L. W. Gowen, next door to the express
Office, silver City Mr.. Gowen is authorized
to receipt all bills All accounts duo tn,
LYON COUNTY TIairs prior to July /, 1878
must be settled within thirty days.
ocb-M ttfsI1i FRANK KkNYoH
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30
County Central Committee;

Chairman-J. n. MoGINNIs, OF
Silver; Secretary and Troasurer--J,
b. SINS, Of Dayton; THEODORE
vINSON, rot silver; W. r. king. of
At3ta, and DIR. q. b. BRfEREY,,.
- o..1 W f.tp.4s.sf'
% n.!o.:5uIEABa Ro2kN 3 5g3se83
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
vh.u ss~. 80 y
Gong Term
g W. suRR'ER'
(Short Term) gDr
J. r. SHAW.
e@3c ~ b.
TOR PRECINCT, ppFICERs:
II 1,S a ~ yAsts~
HoH SILVER.

fQR PREClHOI, W1CERS:
P0R SILVER.
Justice ofthe Peace-J. P. GOULD;
Constable-D. E. MERRIAM;
School Trustses-Long Term-P.
HENRY; Short Term-H. J. T.
sCHEEL; Ss" =" 80 %
Town Trustses-J. w. GRIER.
Joseph MUNCKToN and J. M.
McGINNIS, 'F.i' ie
FOR DAYTON,
Justice Of the Peace-T. r,
HAWKINS; nag8l
Constable - CHARLES MOTT
INV . So 80 ~lrs =.
School Trustees. L. CAMP.
BELL, L. A. GUILD and N. L.
jpHysoA, .TTA~ = g
III
School fustees-Long Tsrm-T.
W.THOMPsON; Short Term-H. n
saELpoN and DR.. BRIEFLY.
FOR CHURCHILL.
sessol Trustees Term-R'
n: ALCoRN; Short Terms. s,
AUCKLAND and x. 3. FITCH.
b. xislgsJ-t = Gs'.pf,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30

Having down PRICES and unPadked 100000 Worth Of
the Pacific Coast will
Public large the Greatest offered
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-30
RUSSIAN ULsTERs, Direct from Russia,

RUSSIAN ULSTERS Direct from Russia,
FRENCH KNIT7E JACKETS, Direct from Fars,
ENGLISH SATIN.LINED OVERCOATS, From London,
AND A FULL SELECTION OF THE FINEST CLOTHING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. PCS 5EoAPWA6n07 s 4
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I YcLua rnE.Inn ,s7a :. o..
Inn IN aid q ss ss.d: ,s for su
nvai ASSOCIATION. Ms,..s LANGAsrER @ and MAdSUs'
BY ,he generou. courtesy Of Miss CLARA MORRIS. with
General j. i Oway. General M T. McMcxAnoS, Gen.
yyissf4s ynss S:. Gss.' k!s fGs WI L bk Mo
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FAssIfr. ils Liberty ST.
| BgRLE,s TlvOLI TnEATsE. srn sr., BETWEEN
s%a y" the sr se cooper % , EsGa tho
song aud Dance men Erbe Rcoeson the beautiful Vocal
VIII. "o @ %s Bobby o.y Ress Sisters. @ Va.
yisun. R.,,ci i,oaoo aud .. We william s.maa.
Saturday also sunday %,a",ss "''
| RUCKfNGHAM PALACE,
III, American Jaran MablIe Paris by Sisss; I'll Ito %.
ciaeles nightly Opera BouG Music three grand parors
| To- 1873
(,iLMoRE's daRDkN
LAST onssS yS:Slo,!ri aIIi.sflc sfS saosanEss
BILLY n WARDS
MIKE f%s DosovAS
In agrest encounter with tho Gloves.
d''nsa sah sI"sfD ssfsf fq f's s LH or THE PERIOD,
Joe Co.'S s.ys rser san Johnny 2 D"se, p.o1.y srr,
aud Flynn and hundred other,
a.. -. y. =. Iii ,,...,..
Admission so cents Reserved scats. 81.
I'oor, open at 1880 =. NJ
(IItnassSi,A, IsN AT, ! 5mnhlgh lnnssr n,,..,..
fo.SiGnr. DER aaRQui;s; 'voX 'viiiiiIEssI
Box one. @ open s.y irSi " sss' sy y oes sand
LGyrTiAN nALl., SAN ST., nrAn 30 AVN.
Emense u his beaual sensational show No,h.
sas % he ,s" a's n % s"
eessn. femso bathing scene ~, The only theatre
eyenns the .pi.y burlesaas d the Beaau or ~.
mis-. M Evening. %.sass @S% 1"saay Di.
and sa,urdsy, ., O'CLOCK.
ssss SSsS.tS trsss22s sssaas ss5oS asrsrn
AND Srns M ss bs,Sfsr xsrsrs sAa.s wE xss
ADMISSION. ONE DOLLAR
TmE ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION or rnE sEw
Music . sss ss, s :. w SHss' &C. s. "%a
,s on Ten,d.y svenrs n Nay 1878 com
cocIKry socrABLEs EVERY SATURDAY EVEN.
'0"s' o'"'''' '''' o''''1 dSairsa 90. M.D.eor.
SrrhiIswAr nALL.eaAspg 9oxcEgr, MAY y
following artist. srpssri~Mlss sa. Reb.r ars Ls",
.s 'i; I"s Ss. fr. fa;nsp s,rss. ras,l,
TslbcrtI I'D Msresto Admission 90 cents Tickets
DoS,r MISS HATTIE AsDERsoS's BENEFIT TO.
e gs's .,a r, r's''' ONE and TWO DIMES BvRSross
k'rKNANDo's pANUISv tCAvEMY. 55iH ST.
Il Garner ia av -By special request the Will
continue every Thursday TO May 80 commencing o'clock
a. Fui particulars morrow when catalogues may
EuSrnLRs PAVILION. Yss BowERY. NEAR
OHouston a-Attendanco 81 BY 30 young isdics Open
from Z until o'clock.
NEW DANCE AUsiC.-''KACQUkr uALOP,r h. X.
1N simmons fv Flowers of 81 retsrsburg" wait,es.
a,s. silver Leaf mHxurka, j. \. fatt.on, 5,,c. 4
Chimes of Normandy" waltz. 3Dc Gslop. JOc Poika.
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by tbs steamer must be specially addressed aud -
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respond. Tor Germany and tho Continent be or
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THE DECAPITATION FEAT
is tho curors Illusions yot evolved from the
brains OF ''ye cunning contrivrr"
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THE nEA1HEN CHINEE,
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

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THIS DAY THURsDAY. MAY o, AT IL O'CLOCK.
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MISS HELLER
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puzzle and bcwd-r every with her astoundiu.
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