The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PARADIsR NOTES.
Farming. Mining and Political
Items.
PARADIss VALLEY. May o..


part of the residents of the valley.
The recent abundant fall of rain, cloth
ing the scene 10 one coat of velvety
verdure. coupled with the knowledge of
recent discoveries, and returns from
assays of valuable quartz. may be as
signed as the cause of such exultation.
The valley, have heard. never before
presented
A MORE ENCOURAGING ASPECT;
Promising to everyone for the coming
season an abundant harvest. Serious
fears are entertained by many that the
grasshoppers may, to a great extent, in-
jure the young grain; but as yet little
damage has been done by them. While
this apprehension may cause some un-
easiness among the farmers, their fears
are in a measure dispelled. and pros.
pective losses, through such channel,
are already repaid by the assurance that
the surrounding hills are daily giving
evidence OF their valuable wealth. Elk.
perienced miners are at work, and VIE
ing with each other in exhibiting speci-
mems of probablys
THE RICHEST SILVER ORES
Ever found in the State. Returns from
rock assayed ia your town speak in
strong language of the wealth of this
district Within ten days our neighbor
NJ. B. Carrel received two returns, the
first assayipg 1888 or. and the other
80, 365 81 in silver to the ton. This
rock was taken from the shaft of the
Red Deer mine 10 Ruby District, the
owners and locators of which will at
once commence work thereon. The
quartz promises to be even richer as
they descend, and the writer has been
assured that they are now working rock
which will assay $4,000 to the ton, and
that every preparation is being made
with a view to the vigorous working of
the claim. Adjacent to the mine, a
beautiful spot has been selected and set
apart by Messrs. Carrel, Elliott and
Palmer, as site for town, to which
they gave the name of
RUBY CITY,
And already orders have been sent far
lumber to commence building. The
energy of such men will not long allow
the claim to remain undeveloped. Ar
rangements are being made to construct
aud grade wagon road, affording easy
access to the mines with teams.
MARX your own way" is a motto
equally applicable to the enterprising
farmer or miner, and the young no.
vitiate in the Temple of Justice, as will
shortly be illustrated by the active
owners OF the Red Deer. Through
communications recently published in
the SILVER STATE, learn that
TIE POLITICAL PARTIES
Are each shaping their respective
course. The only safe and proper
course for the Democracy to pursue is
strict adherence to its ancient princi
Piles. and the pure and patriotic teach.
ings of its founders. Democracy can
not afford at the present time to CON-
promise with, or in any manner permit
dictation from. its opponents. The
coming campaign should be conducted
and fought purely upon the ground of
principle. To those who have ever
been consistent Democrats I would say,
at this late day forsake not the parent
who nurtu ed you; create not by your
utilization with other organic .tions
avowedly autagonisnc to your interests,
schisms in the Democratic party of this
State. The work;ngmen of the land
are Democratic; they have ever been so.
To them would say. beware of the
traps set by willy Republicans to en-.
snare you. The Democratic party is
the only party which ever manifested
regard for your interests.
THE DEMOCRATS OF THIS PLACE,
By an election recently held, have
placed as their representative IN the
County Central Committee man of