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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03

INFORMATION WANTED. - Mrs. Mary
Nichols, No. 2 Oak street. Charlestovn,
Massachusetts,. desires to learn the pres
Sut whereabouts OF her daughter. Julia
A. Walker. who left her home. - above.
about eight years aSo. and Who Is sup
posed to be somewhere in this State.
Mrs. Walker has not been heard from
for about . year.
The main shaft for the new hosting
apparatus Of the Yellow Jacket arrived
Yesterday. It weighs $4,000 pounds.
The last lot OF this machinery Will ar
i've here next Friday. The engine Is
being pat up on the foundation. The
pillow blocks are In place. discs on and
con al win b In shape for work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
The Murderer Hanged.

SAW RA,AxL, CAL, Oct. S.-salvador.
the Indian who murdered Paul BIGGER
last April. was hanged here yesterday
afternoon in the Jail yard at the rear OF
the Court.house, in the presence OF
some 400 invited Witnesses. he took
the situation ooolly from frst to last,
aud died quickly his neck being broken
by the drop. Just before he was taken
from his cell, his old mother, 80 years
old and unable 10 walk, crawled In to
take q last look at her son. The prisoner
stolidly kept his seat while she took his
hand. Neither OF them spoke nor man.
Tested any emotion. The prisoner spent
the day calmly smoking cigars. Father
Lerds says that the murderer fully re-
psntsd and he IL convinced that be was
prepared to meet his Savior In the next
world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
Remarks and Conditions.

Nominations In STAKES must b made to the
Secretary on or before the sOth day Of August,
1879. : Entrtes for the puryes must b made :
For Mondays races. on ths Saturday preceding
for Wednesdays races, on Monday; and for
Fridays races on Wednesday. q the regular
time for closing entries, % Designated b. the
rules. Those Wit have nominations 10 stskss
must name 70 the Secretary. In writing. which
they will start, the day before the race. steI.
4. Horses entered In purses can only b drawn
By the consent OF the Judges.
Ths rules Of the Pacific Blood Horss AssociS-
ton will govern running races.
Tbs winner Of the stake for ayesr olds to -
run at Sacramento, Sept. 10. TO carry 8 pounds
extra. and OF fridsy's . year old, then 8 pounds
extra. should the Same colt win both VI thsss
STAKES 10 shall CARY 10 pounds extra.
All horses entering for Btats purses must b
owned and kept In Nevada and California est
Of the Sierra Nsvsdas for SIX months prior 70
day Of race.
kntries TO al trotting purses will Close Sep
TENDER lst with the Secretary.
Five OF more 70 enter, and three OF mors 70
start In oil races for purses.
Nstional Trottin1 Association rules TO govern
trottipR races. Pacific Coast Blood Horse Asso-
citation rules TO govern running races. except -
above.
E.sh days races will commence promptly 1t
I O'Clock 2. 4.
All entries must b directed 70 r. .. Con-
stock. SECRETARY Of the eocisty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
TAXING FHosr Rlsx.-Messrs. Doug.

TAXING FRONT RANK .-Messrs. Doug.
lass & Thompson, stock and money
brokers. 50 South O street. Virginia. are
ready to buy. sell or carry stocks for
their friends. to give gold for silver or
silver for gold. BY strict attention to
business and by carefully executing
orders these men are taking rank among
the best on the Comstock. They adysr-
tise in the News.
AssrssMESr.-Ths Rough and Ready
Mining Company has levied an assess
msnt OF five cents per share, delinquent
November 8. See notice In another
column.
NJ. II. Frediok. the well.known jew
slsr 10 again on the Comstock.
B. schosnfeld ct. al. have attached
East Bonanza for 1920 81.
President skss, Of the Sierra Nevada,
has gone below.
High School Social tonight at Miners
Union Hall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
Farmer Trsadway and Grant.
Carson Tribune.

Farmer Tresdway was Q p~rominen.
interviewer OF General Sheridan when ha
stopped at Carson. He said: my son,
I don't see why you should DO 30 shift.
less % to pass through Carson City
without interviewing the folks. II you
will stop over Q day. my son, I'll kill q
fatted calf and give you pork and beans
and veal till you can't rest" The
farmer IL Just as anxious to welcome
and interview General Grant, and says
that II be will call at the picnic grounds
he will feed him. interview him and not
talk him to death like Boruck and Bryant
arc doing in San Francisco. II this 10
not enough TO induce o. 8. 10 call on
the farmer We are at o loss 10 know what
can accomplish Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03

track. The whistle wa blown. but
without effect, and before the train
could be stopped the ~oowcatcher struck
the man. knocking him out Of the cattle
guard and passing over his body. The
train wal stopped and the body brought
to the morgue. The remains wers hor-
ribly manRlsd, the body being literally
torn to pieces, while the head, legs and
arms were torn from the trunk. The
deceased proves by papers in his pos.
session to be Hippolyte Shofiel. o
Frsnchman, 40 years Of age. BE was
going to Sequel and was intoxicated;
He got of the south bound train and
while. walking along the track toward
town he fell into the cattle guard and
attempted to get out at the sound OF the
approaching train. he looked out Just
In time to meet an instantaneous death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
The state Fair.

The indications are that the State Fair
which opens at Reno on the 9Th instant
will b largely attended by C~omstocksrs
this year. A special train will be run
from Virginia and the fare will be but
So 90 for the round trip, leaving there
at s:l5 A. NJ. and leaving the Fair
grounds for the return trip at o:3o p. N.
This will give visitors nearly the whole
day on the grounds. The people OF Keno
are doing all in their power to make the
Fair interesting. and such OF u people
a. attend will be well treated by the eiti'
Ssns Of that town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
(u.o1.. 10 IN BOLD m. DAmr nvs.l
San Francisco Items.

SAN FnAScIsco, Oct. 3.-The six.dsy
go.as.you.pleaso walking match at the
Pavilion, is q decided point Of attrac.
ton, and Is we'll attended. There were
forty entries. but John W. Smith with
drew. leaving th~irty-nine.
The track Is built in the manner
adopted by the London and New York
Athletic Clubs. A bed Of fine loan,
three inches deep, is first laid and rolled.
Over this two inches Of siftsd binders
have been laid. It has been found that
the cinders afford considerable spring.
while not "Riving'' any TO the feet. The
cindsrs are covered with an inch Of
~whi.s-pins sawdust. The track, after
being laid, was thoroughly wet. and up
to the hour OF starting heavy rollers
were run over II constantly. The payil-
ion Ia handsomely decorated and q fne
band 10 In attendance.
The match 10 for IA hours, half OF
the gate money to 90 to the four leading
competitors in addition to the prize
medals. Each contestant IL provided
with q tent, and the enoampment IL 90
arranged under the east gallery that an
unobstructsd view OF the track ID OBJ
tainabls from any part Of the ball. The
building Is brilliantly lighted BY both
gas and electricity. The walkers with
their various colored and peculiar Co.'S
tunes and varied styles Of walking. pre-
sent q peculiarly lively aud interesting
sight. =. 80.
The score at II o'clock last night
stood: Wilcox, Bowman and Mcintyre
made 100 miles each; Carmichael, 81.
The others from SO down TO Do.
Dan Gay, q detective we'll known oil
over the coast, and recently connected
with the Roddan affair at Wheatland,
committed suicide last night in his room,
ON Montgomery avenue, by shooting
himself through the head. He left .
letter stating that he killed himself from
rsmorse. He promised his wife three
years ago to give up drinking. but had
broken his pledge.
The reduced tariff Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company went into
effect ON the LIST instant all over the
country, under which dispatches DO.
tween any two points in the United
States shall not exceed 50.
That Mark Hopkins estate bonanza,
the 'small fortune OF IS. SOC, 900 be-
longing to the estate and overlooked In
the inventory. has dwindlsd down to
one 5000 bond. with $500 accrued in
terest.
A sharp earthquake was felt at Oak
land and other places around the bay
yesterday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03

FIRE IN TEE Snow SHKDs.-A IRE
broke out in the snow sheds at Strong's
canyon about II o'clock last night. A
few Of the sheds were burned. Train
No. /, the ssst bound overland. was de-
lsyed about two hours and forty minutes.
The lightning train going west was com.
PEELED To stop three hours at Truckss.
The lightning train which arrived here
this morning was also detained, leaving
Truckss forty minutes late. but arriving
In Reno ON tims.-Rsno Journal, 0d. !.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
sierra Nevada water.

Tho water in the Sierra Nevada had
been lowered 10 feet this morning. lssv.
ing about 30 more to be raised to reach
the $500 level tUnion 24oo). The
pumps are working well. and enough
has been done to demonstrate the fact
that the water can be handled and the
incline drained. The announcement IL
confidently made that in two or three
days more the $500 level. where the dia-
mond drill was run, will DO reached.
This is welcome information to all eK-
cept the bears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
Arrivals this Msrsiag:

Mrs. Eltzner. Thos DAILY, ] H Cory and
wife. Mrs + s L~scrou,s, o @ Clark. q b
T~udsbury. W L Clark. JF Gladding. Rev
r Eastman. Bishop Whitaker and fam
lily. Nose Meyer. p Ka~tzenstein. J Boyl.
d L Hanifan. J d sibley. VIM Tamkin.
W Webster. J H Harris. I'D Barry, 81
Thsller. N Jones. c X Boskouiz. A s
Baldwin. II James. @ II Young. J Null
doom. Mrs Hunter. Mrs W B Smut. Rich
ard Dryer. Mrs A MeEwen. DR. Anderson
and wife, Jos Gruss. Tbos D Howard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
Mining Deeds.

The following deeds have been filed in
tie County Recorders office:
James G. Fair to the California Min
ing Company. consideration, $40. all
that certain mining property lying on
the Comstock lode and extending from
the ophir on the north to the Con. Viz.
ginis on the south. containing 600
acres.
James G.. Fair to the Con. Virginia,
consideration. $40. that portion Of the
Comstock lode lying between the Cali.
fornia on the north and the Best j
Bslchsr on the south. 10 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
The Fay Inquess.

The inquest held at 4 P. N. yesterday
by Coroner Brodek on the body OF James
G. Fay brought to light no new facts.
The jury found mystery on mystery all
piled up. aud gave q verdict that dc.
ceased came to his death "by falling
down the south compartment shaft oil
the Ophir mine from some unknown 40.
cideut; and, further. that no blame at
tachss to any OF the officers or employees
Of the said mine therefor"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
Departures Lass evening.

AC Psscoe. EA Comics. J Il Harris. p
NcHugh. J @ Yates. p Gillig. W A Lloyd,
II Cohen, Z 8 Garner and wife. + Burck.
halter and family. Miss MeCavitt. W Nc
Gavin. N Allen. Mrs A II Day. 1T Chat
wood. Mrs 8 J George. Mrs sutro. II L
Sargent. J Shirley. Mrs W T Collins and
children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03

Daniel Mccarthy died In San Fran.
cisco willing half his estate to "Lizzis
o'Connor, who has lived with me some
years a. my WIFE," They had never
been married, but Mccarthy had fire.
quently introduced her - his vile.
After his death the will was disputed.
but Judge Myrick sustained the voman's
suit. deciding that she wa Legally the
wife Of the dsosesed,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
BrIghtfnl Death.

San JOSE. Oct. 2.-As the north.
bound train Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. which arrives in Ban Jose
from Gilroy at 1 o'clock P. n, nsarsd
the Margaret street crossing yesterday,
the engineer saw . man rise out Of the
cattle guard, just in the center Of The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
Pipsr's opera House.

The Juvenile Company and their
"Pinafors" continue to attract and
amuse. The company 10 certainly q
marvel for one composed Of such young
people. and the more their performances
are witnessed the funnier they seem.
The company will continue to delight
those who attend at Pipsr'so Opera House
for the remaining evenings OF the week
and at q matinee ct 2 p. n. Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
Gls&s
OCTOBER sIIrH TO HLRvINfH,
%QNoLUsrvH)
TRIALS OF SPEED TO BE CONDUCT.
I'D UNDER TUE AUSPICES OF
THE SOCIETY.
Meuday-First Day.

----D--. NJ
DAY.
No. i-stake for a.vesr olds which hsvs nevsr
stsrtsd IN 4 ~. as Nm. 40 forisit Sioo
sddsd n.s su,ioncs "
No a-pusse Siso: sfas 10 orst. Gas 10 sscoud,
&c e-S s@R.,i, ., : mns: n, ,,o,ou,,,,.a a.
vssr IA sIiiss' Socissx ~ IA esSo. 40 N
ons ana : nsit mia. :,,rsrcs en Az etiv
maj bss prcyiouslv Won = rsoe shSii csryv ave
pouuds extrs: and sny niiy that hss Won two
rsces eieht poupds extrs; any nliy that hss won
three races Ten pounds extra. Second ally 70
save entrance.
No, I-Purss saso. $50 10 nr,t. $40 10 eco.
ond. $40 10 third; hssts OF 4 mIIe. frse FOR ali.
No. 6-HurdIe rsce. stske Of Sas eseh. an Sor.
felt, 500 added; one and 9 quarter mijes over
ave hurdies. three feat an fnchss hish. vsItsr
~"
Nc. 6-Trotting: 96o class; FREQ for oil horses
In Nevada; also for all horses from sierra, Las
ssn, Plumss and Modoo counties. California,
and Grant and Lake counties. Oregon; three In
a a,e purse '''0' ~ horse $780, second horse
No. = rotting; fres for al; three miles and
repeat; purse $500; nrst horse $500, second
n0f's s'z'' 'ni'a morse So
Wednesdsy-Third Day.
No. s-stakes for oil 2.yesr oids, thrse.quar.
ten OF . mile. $50 each; Sas forfeit; 500 added.
No. s-stais FREQ for AL carrying 100 pounds;
No. io-Dash OF : half mile. fee icr al houss
IN Nevada and eountiss named In o.liiornis .ad
horss $50.
No. IL Stakes Of S2s each, p. p; gold medal.
wsiabs la nonnd.' TSs ,,dsr. mnss \. mann.
bsrs Of the state Agricultural Society. OF the
Pacific Cost Blood Horse Association. or some
regular Jockey Club. and no one who makes Q
business OF training horses, or who has ever
ridden onos for money. or 10 engaged In the en-
ploymsnt OF training IN any capacity. will b sL
ligible. Nominations must DO made In the
name Of the person who 10 to rids; the horse
named TO the Secretary On Monday. the nrstdsy
Of the fsir.
No. l2-Hurdle rscs. purse S2Oo; nrst horse
elas. second horse $50. third horse Sss; heats
of mile; winner OF tbs hurdle race on toe nrst
day to carry Is pounds extra, second . pounds
extra, weller weights.
NEVADA CUP-No. Is Handicsp Sweep
stafe, $50 each; S1 forfeit; $40 declaration;
$500 added; v aud . quarter mile; second
horse to receive 500, third to save staks.
b made september LIST.
esrth nay.
NO. ltITroting, mile and repeat, free for I'll
named IN California and OREGON: purss Stoo:
nso morse s9so' second horse Sioo' third horse
20. n-r,o.,,no Ia r,... r.. N, ali, h..,
tnfss IN n,s; purse $500; nrst horse Aoo, go
0i No LII issT,os;,,e A.. u,,.. an, -. n, an.
purse ssUo' nrst horse saso. second horse $50.
Friday-Pins Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
PREMIUMS.
Raasatrianahll.

Ladies' Grand Tournament. for the most 20
oomplished and GRACEFUL lady riders, Wsdnes-
day, october 9. 10 O'Clock 4. u.
The Society ofers -four premiums, which will
consist Of the s~ociety's Silver Piste, valued ~.
sp.ctively q 500. go. 80 and 90.
The lady Who 10 sdludged nrst, shall have her
choice Of eli premiums offered. The sseond
lady shall have second choice, and % on.
Il b expected that other special premiums
will b sdded 10 this List By private oonudbu-
ton.
None bst ladies' Of the highest rs~spsctabtlity
viii - allowed 10 compets for pfises.
Ladies' wishing to compsts FOR prtses WIN
please send names to Secretary, indofpsd By
two members OF the Bocissy.
Milltary Tsursansnt 80. Friday, 10
s'clsck A. N.
Premium $50. and special premium Of cola
medal, vAlus 500 tgift OF President stsvsnson)
for the best drilled Military oompsny-no
shooting. The Company competing shall ~
port with NOT Les than forty men, and viii b
rsQpired 70 drill IN accordance with "Uptou's
u.Ur441ny Tactics, J" In the ''6chool Of the Com.
pany,~ paragraphs ifl 70 10, and In sttrmiah
drl, pAfAersphs 10 to 90.
q. @. STEVENSON, President.
Pc. coHsToox. sssrstss5. liza
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
Pay Rolls for September.

Most Of the big mines Of the Com.
stock have already paid of for work done
in September. Following are some OF
the principal amounts disbursed:
Con. Virginia. California and G.
nL. GAe 700 KIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
THOSE BURGLARS.

Henry and Anderson Grew Cesn'
deusial aad Tell shs sheriff Some
lissle Thtnga - which are Re-
esived for what They May DO
worth-Smoosh Plans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
sEPOkr.
IAN rrnncisco Board.
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVENING
100 Meadow Valley. &c
$50 Raymond 4 Ely. IL tn
3S5 Eureka Con-, "a s3o. 90 stS'sfs sA0
$50 Belmont, 55c, 6Oc, 0oc' o0e
$50 ella. 2Oc, 15c
20 Northern Belle, 81
100 Hussey, l0c
sea Net.Iiic. roc
1855 Manhattan, 8
so Grand Prize. 2 10
1900 Argenta. 95c, soc
100 Navajo, Sc
500 Endowment. soc
$40 Independence, IN
500 Tuscsrors, zoe
1878 Bslls Isle, 81, 8, 81
26s0 D,y. II, 1 As, l 40
SOS Hiil.ido. 1 GO, N
iO0 Esmburg. iOo
no Paradise, 1 10. ~
1000 Albion, 20c
$50 wales, IS, II
500 Mount Diablo. 6
400 North Belle Isls. 400
1900 Big Prize. $50
SIS Bodis, i2k. l2k
22O McClinton. Csc
800 Bechtel, 1. I 05
$50 Tioes. 2 60
Ia0 Summit. ~
10 Bulwer, IL
los Syndicate.
ioo aoodsnAn, ""
eo Aurors, <V oo.
oo DsIvioete, s ~.
90 ~SnAnp'on. So. -,
- Sn1aS pss. ~, o.
90 Sou.n nouis' 90 nm,
,o9 SooAer I'm
80 nono, o.
ASSo SresIs ~ ~ u,
10Y Con. racine,
10y Sniversi.y, s'e
S1o Dudley, = ~ AZ.
~, ~ SCUM puia an . az
Aso
o Norm Noonuay. ~,
y Oo,.os ~.
1oS W.mmo,S eL
200 pn.,nn Con-
zoo T."s,a Whi,. ~ 7
40 49,. q
soo a At
,oo nv. $3.50
100 S%s'.Saai. ,pI..S uii,., ON
q y p.S;. Ch;ss n
oSs -. s0s &c.
zoo Sus.n N r. %,
THIS hoRSiSo'
ass 0phir. 36s, sc, 36S, 36t b5
$40 Mexican. san, 32k
60 Gould 4 Curry. l0s
70 Best 4 Belcher. In
4sO California, 5a. 81
400 Savage, l2S, II
ls5 Con. Virginia. 81, 50
las ChollAr, CT
$50 Potosi. sac
10 Hale 4 Norcross. l2S
lS9 Crown Point. 4
$50 Yellow Jacket. l5a, l5h, 16t bio,
$50 Imperial, so, II
20 Confidence, %
ITO Bslcher. 8 so
42O sierra Neysds, 47S, Al, AN
ans Utah. Isk, l9k, 20
79O Bullion. st.s
ais F,chsonsr az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
SNEAK THIEF SHOT.

Charles watt Rsbs she Hale q Nor.
cross Changing Boom snd 10
Captured By the Watehman-He
ssiii Lives with = Bullet In His
Rrnlu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
P~riday.-Plnh Day.
saturday..Last Day

No. n -Trotting. free for oil double tsams;
mile and repeat; purse 500, nnt team $500
second team tl00.
Nc. eS-TrOtting. 2:as elsss. free for al: purse
500; nnt horse $50. second horse $50. third
horse so.
No. N-Trotiing. free for oil; mile heats,
three in Ave; purse 500; nnt horse $500. &c.
ond horse $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03
~REAsoNABLI f.Rms.

p.russ yishias n = r:ssiys "a asli,.
nat plaiais-"c,sssa 4; e, eSA HsI;s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-03

TnursdayesFourth Day
No. lt-rrotting. mile and repeat, free for I'll
3yesr olds in Nevada and counties above
named In California and Oregon; purse $500;
nr.t horse $2sO. second horss 1Ioo, third horse
40. l5-Trotting. 22s class. free for Ill; best
three In ave; purse $500; nrst horse $500. SEQ
ond horse 500.
No. ~le-Trotting. ave miles out, free for all;
purse StUo; nrst horse t2e0. second horss $50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-27
Shipping Cattle East.

An eastern cattle buyer has made ar
rangements to ship some fifteen hundred
head OF cattle by rail from this station
to Nebraska Evidently there is turn
in the tide of the cattle shipping bust
ness. as not load of beeves have been
shipped to San Francisco from this
station for several months. A year ago
San Francisco furnished. the only
market for Nevada cattle. Now all
that are sold are either driven or
shipped by rail east, and San Francisco
epicures must forego the luxury of
Z Humboldt steaks for breakfast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-27

Captain Asher, Commissioner Marker
and Express Agent Emmons, of Big
Meadows, are in town, having been SUBJ
penaed as witnesses in the West case.
j. f. Able and +. M. Ward, of Par
adise, are in town. They say the grass
hoppers are eating up everything in
parts of the valley. Mr.. Ward says Ed.
Lying and others are cutting their grain
for hay to prevent the hoppers from
eating it.
Fred. Muller, of Unionville, arrived in
town last evening. He says they are
making preparations to celebrate the
Fourth of July in. grand style in that
town.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-27
Change of Railroad Time.

1t is rumored that an important
change is to be made in the running
time of the Central Pacific and Union
Pacific railroads, by which the time
from San Francisco to Omaha will be
reduced nearly twenty-four hours. The
Reno Journal learns that the change
will be made about the first of Septem-
Der, while the Eureka Sentinel is in
formed that it will be made about the
list of August Both agree that east
bound passengers will breakfast and
west bound passengers Will supper at
Reno, but at what hours, if known, is
not stated. This arrangement would
bring both trains to Humboldt House
about noon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-27

What a truly beautiful world we live
in! Nature gives up grandeur of
mountains, glens and oceans. and thous-
ands of means for enjoyment. We can
desire no better when in perfect health;
but how often do the majerity of people
feel like giving it up disheartened, dis
couraged aud worried out with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feel
ing, as every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them as free from
disease as when horn. Dyspepsia and
liver complaint is the direct cause of
seventy-five per cent of such maiadies
az biliousness, indigestion, sick head
ache, costiveness, nervous prostration,
dizziness of the head, palpitation of the
heart, and other distressing symptoms
Three doses of August Flower win
prove itsswonaerful effect Sample
bottles, 10 cents. Try it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE MALIIEUR AGENCY.
A Reservation without Indians.

The Malheur reservation, for which
the Indian Bureau has ordered supplies,
although there is not an Indian within
a hundred miles of the camp, is becom-
ing theme for general comment. The
idaho Statesman says. There is an In
dian reservation at Malheur and an In
dian Agent, the famous petition circu-
lator, Rinehart, but there are no In
dams. Rinehart has been quite busy
recently trying to coax and hire the
scattered Piutes to return, but thus far
without marked success. Last summer
Rinehart deserted his post upon the
breaking out Of the Indian war, and
left the Government property which
had been in his charge to take care OF
itself. He managed, however, to keep
himself in place as Agent up to this
time, but unless he can persuade the
Indians to come back, it is probable
that the reservation Will be vacated by
the Government, and the lands thrown
open to settlement.