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DIED.


BLAKE-Tn Boston, Mass June 90 Mrs Isabella 7.
Blake wife n the Rev Lyman H. Blake. pastor OF the
lmmanuei Congregational Church, Boston lil HANDS
BURGESS June ~ Mrs Laura Burgess OF East New
York. aged s5 years
Funeral on Tuesday Gath NJ o'clock 10 EvergreeA
Cemetery She was married sixty-oIe years
CHAPMAN In Norwich, Conn, June 20 Mrs Mary
Chapman. aged ~ years
DONAliOE June ~ at his residence at White Plains
months and 10 days
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral from - Johns Church, White Plains, on
dncsday, June -. ~ 10 where u solemn requiem
will be offered Tor the rcpose Of his soul the %
st. az / 7 "
HIGGiNs.-At Port Richmond $ l. June 2i. william
7 Higgins
The frcnds Of the family are respectfully invited to At
tcud the funeral At the Park Baptist Church. at2 o'clock
lane -
MANN.-in Montgomery County. Ca recently Malish
Mann. colorcd, said % BE- about 100 years old.
MILLS Ou Monday. June - al his late residence 2l5
% aN.. Andrew Mills Ia the 7ld year OF his age.
Friends invited 60 attend the funeral services at this
frtshy tsrian Memorial Church Madison uv aud SD ST.
on Wednesday. june -, NJ I O'Clock 4 A.
Friends are kindly requested not To- sond flowers.
MCpERMpII -Ou sunday, June -, James " cDermott
39th II. New YORK. agcd - Years
Tile relatives and friends 81 the family invited n
tend the funeral Tuesday June - ~ = NJ from his
late residence. Jackson av, Dutch Kills, To Calvary
WARREN In Eric County N y. June n, Gen William
Warren. aged nearly % years.
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THE sMIrH-BNyNErr CASE
Counsel Opposing the Assertion that the Court
of Errors has not Jurisdiction.

TRENTON. June 23.--In the matter Of the
writ Of error in the Smith-Bcnnett murder case
to- day, Mr.. j. Fleming, one Of the counsel for
the defendants filed a brief in the Court Of
Errors and Appeals. in reply to the motion OF
Attorney General Stockton TO dismiss the writ
Of error. The Attorney Generals motion was
based IN an assertion that the net giving the
Court Of Errors and Appeals jurisdiction to
hear wrils ~ error In criminal cases was IN
constitutional. Tho brief filed on behalf OF the
prisoners who ure sentenced To- bee hanged on
July ~. alleges that the act il CONSTITUTIONAL
and TINT the cHsc should be heard by That court
Mr. A. O. Keasby. in the case Of Benz. Noyes,
convicted OF conspiracy 20 dcirnud tho Newark
Mutual insurance Company. likewise hled Il
brief in reply to the Attorney Generals brief on
the subject uf the cOuStitut. .onallty of thls act
Mr. Keasby takes the ground that the history Of
the courts Of New Jersey shows that wrts NJ
error are 10 be heard In this court. and that
the case of Hunter. the Camden murderer, was
determined in this Court Of Errors and Appeal S
under the very act whose eonstitutlonnlty Is
now questioned. The court will 20 into con
ference upon both cases tomorrow morning
Should the court decide TINT IL has not Juris-
dictiOu n special session Of the Supreme Court
will be held. On the other hand, II tho court
City murder case will be heard next week.
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The trial in the General Sessions OF Police
man John j. Mccarthy lately of the OAK street but
Of the Thirty nnh street police charged with outaging
Miss Christina Evles aged ~. of ~ New Bowery. early
IN the morning the 2ii ut March last ended ycscT.
daY The Jury drrratcd tor four hours and then they
announced That they could not agree uron verdict
thrN stod nine 10 three Tor convection Judge GLIDER
sleeve discharged The Jury, and allowed the accused po
hccmau Mccarthy. to go under 5000 bail
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sale at t6-1e96c for prime. whiskcy offered AZ
~ o6k and quiet Ocean reghts steady for char.
trs and rather irregular for berth grain dver
pool by steam, 4sd provisions 25@95s grain 20 oias
10 Cork for orders a. I'd Pqr DO to iIavrc Of liam
burg IS 4isd do. N Aberdeen. a. 4lsd do. TO east
coast OF Ireland Is 81 refined petroleum TO London,
Be do. 70 The Baltic IS crude do 70 Mavre. 9s I'D
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sUMMEn COMPLAINTS.

collie PAINS, CRAMPS. SICK HEADACHE. sOUu
STOMACH, DYSPEPSIA. and RHEUMATISM are read
iy cured by using
RENNES PAIN KILLING MAGIC OH
DO not leave home this summer without rroidins
yourself with family lzs bottle of
RENNES MAGIC OIL.
II will save much .un, ring and sickness loss Of time
goins foI doctor IN Tie uidile t, night and much
money.
Reader. II you have never tIiod this most valuable
remedy and have any doubts about q doins an claim
tor it, call ana get sample boiue nee OF charge, At
dcpot 90 Murray st.
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Arrtvcd-MoSpAN June "a
SIS Amelia. Dixon. Porman.
Ss city OF Macon. kcmpton Savannah.
IS Herman Livingston. Fleetwood, savannah.
Snp Adnphus, Hhbard Liverpool
Bark Mosorska villa START Cape Town.
Bark Northern Chief. Miller. Rotterdam.
bark SolysL johnson, Stcttin
Bark Flora Suruoe Ncwry.
BARK Surprise. Avcr rcrnnmhuco.
Bark Lewis Smith. Wright Antwerp.
Bark Caspari. Flaek. BurdcauK
BARK Bernardo ChOz1a Delbalzo, Valencia
Bark Toni. BrandhoI. Stcttin.
Bark Saga Olsen. Ipswich.
Bark sestri. Svendizcn. Ncstport.
Bark Maulde, Lendnni. Catania.
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The Army Warm In Nova scotia.

HALIFAX. juno 23.-The army worm has ap-
urnrcd AZ New Arran, colchester tnIutN, ni immense
hunters They have stripped the woods ON two tarms
at last accounts were moving toward the grain fields
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MERLE-In tho city of New York, on the 2ad dAy Of
June 1873 by the Hon Charles Donuhue. Justice OF the
supreme Court, Gertrude Merle from Henry J. Merle.
Cause. adultery.
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Rupture Cured by Dr. Marsh's Trentmenf.-
The only safe aud reliable 90 years practical eKpe
rence Only office Nesey ST. opposite St. Paus Church
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10 civ gga'F oooosx aS G. ssS s
1stP& Min. LO.inc .Bf liz Ct W. I'd exc .eOAGs9

= $50 Can South. 5sa57jSl 1880 Del IIud.. .4Gla45
il7D Cent ,. o3ha52 1922 W .. TEL, efis@92H
2Ou Chea A Ohio..7 7aGt, 40 A T.. Tel. ..... SGiS
III Oh. 40 ~ pf.....,.7 i4OO Am Dist TelG5Js a0f
10 Chic. Att. .tcik 100 Mnriposa ..........4
2uUO CHI N w. .66% c1R5I 80 ~ Y El... 13j t9nis
1850 Oh NV pr 90s GaGis 1873 Ohio Miss ai4s,
eOoCh r. P. i3eis 200 o. a Miss pf .86835E
ITO C..Br& Y IiSA0ii54l 4eo5 Pacific Mail i5La14L
1870 ~ Paul. ~. .5fsfaS4 1910 l. NJ 4 S as 21fs25
2lOO 81 i. rf. .p3i6aa2A 30 X. G. A n. t4istaI4
l55 Clev. Pitts NY 1880 K.C n pf.4tts a3gis
1870 C. c. c. l.. sos ss5O 13o Union Pac 7Gss G 7GL
ll4DO D., L. W. 5S056tsl 1900 Wabash .36A d3B
~ Dub T. G.. .h7is 500 Sutro Tunnel ~. az
l2615 Erie. .2s4 a27si 20O Ont Mining Sek@pss
800 Erie pf.. .b2a 4a52i,l 175 Stand Min yOisN1uiS
17nO Han st Jo 2Dss sda2n 100 81 L. s -. q
2UO HAStJO pf. .42h9t1i 100 st L. as. n pL .iUA
$40 Ill Cent '........ STsl 10 Amer Ex....... .4gL
OD Kansas Pac .S7isafRisI 90 w =. Ex... ggs, 0aoa
e7f5 Lake shore. .7Bi sGT5bi 30 Ind, Gin l.. ~ 90
1900 Lou. n. hq7sab7 2O1O Kan. Tex. .tsd12L
DElO Mich. Cent ~ aT0iS 100 Fkt koko..... 2jis
81 Nor EsS. .Sel4 9Ss,I 100 Qucksilver..... .15A
lUON Y. Cen.......liSH Total sales. O.234 shares
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EuslIuss Notnes.

DozNrm-For the Teeth and breath.
fragrant hcalihfu onicacious month wash only.
OF druggists and HYATT depot 2f6 Grand st. New York
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MARRIEII

now only 8 SO foSEi.oS TRUSS Co fiG sTcadwSy.
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MARINE INTELLIGhNcE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc-rHts DAY.
sun rpsa.. ~ sun scts...... - Noon aeta 10 -
HiCn WAIrR-rHis pAT.
sandy Hook III % GOV Island II 81 Hell Oato. 10
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Spuul qotu,s.

A NEW STORY
MRS HARRIET LEWIS.
ENTITLED
AMBER. THE ADOPTED;
OR,
sCHEMISG TO WIN.
WILL COMMENCE IN
OF the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
READY ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES MONDAY
JULY SEVENTH.
STREET 4 SMITH,
pR4pRrEwuBa
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"Rlchnrds's TeetotRl Tonic"
The best AID 10 digc sion the bcst sire ming
tonic in the world Druggists sell It.
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Qurks Irish Tea the wonderful bilious remedy Sold
byeyery druggist rriee 20 cvnts-AJS
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LnuIsIANA sTATE L0TyrEKY CO.

This Institution was regularly iucorporacd ny hc Leg
isatuge OF the State Tor Educational aud Charitable pr
poses 1868 tor the term ui tNrtYhNc wears 60 Which
contract The inylale hut of the state Is pledged with
capital ni A. uunn To which 10 has siucu added
luud of Of S35O0pt Ir NEVER SCALES OK FNSrrNNFS.
and has ALWAYS drawn on We second ruesis, of each
month. 1877 prizes total. Slt0 400. CRpital- stpn
fiopn, son, &c lp0O tickets, tNV >: l.lus.
halves. oue 81 dollar Apply To NJ 4. pAlNIlN r.
o Box Oa1, n o, La or same at 5l9 liroaaMsy y y.
PILES PERMANENTLY EtADICATED
without kpie hpature cAusnc send ter lar4inry
circuar containing several hundred rslOslc ItN ref
erences DR.. HuYI. ~ West 2in 81
PILES sPEUMhNENTLS CURED WITH
out knife hsature az cGusuc, no change Ia cured test
Houais from phybClans ahi pHurnis cons. tlous Tree
DR., sTdDDA Ard, IA West @.stst
PILEs,- FOR TIIIHTT YEARS DR.
UPHAM'S VEGETABLE kLEC1lARf has teen an
knowledged specific Tor this dsiysAAug compaiut Sold
by all druggists ohlce 80 East ah b. Seal oT adphst
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NEW YORK WEEKLY.

READY ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES MONDAY
JULY SEVENTH.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-23
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
PARADISE VALLEY aIylva COMPANY.

PARADISE VALLEY MINING COMPANY.
Location OF principal place of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Humboldt county, Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on, the 18th day Of
July, 1879, ar Assessment mo. y of twenty-five
(25) Cents per share, was levied upon the CAPT
tai stock Of the corporation, payable imme
diately, In United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary, at the office Of the Company, Room I3
Safe Deposit Building, San francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the EIGHTEENTH 0Sth)
day OF AUGUST, 1879, viii be delinquent, ard
advertised for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on Monday,
the Eighth 9Th day % September, 1872 to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale. Ky order
OF the Board OF Directors
VIM. LET'S OLIVER, Secretary
oFFIcs-328 Montgomery street, Room -, San
Francisco, California jyl7
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small hempen cords about their necks,
and, kicking from beneath their feet
the books piled on ottomans and chairs,
strangled to death. The younger
sister, Mona, who is a dwarf, remained
meantime in an upper chamber, and,
although this was done at about SIX
o'clock on Monday night, she first gave
a warning at nine o'clock, and the
bodies were not cut down until mid
night.
A few weeks ago Elder Joseph Stand
ing, a Mormon preacher, and two other
Mormons. visited the Northern part of
Georgia trying to raise colony OF their
religious faitl. They travelled through
the country earnestly working, and
met with some success. Great indigna-
ton was aroused, and the Mormons were
threatened several times. Monday morn
ing party of IL men met Standing and
another Norman in the road near King
gold, 100 miles north of Atlanta. The
men said that they were going to whip
the Mormons. A parley ensued, when
one of the men laid down his pistol.
Standing seized it and demanded that
the party should retreat. Immediately
one OF the party shot him through the
head, and he fell dead. The other Nor
mon was not hurt. He will carry his
friends body to Utah.
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HOW TO GET RICH.
From the Gold Hill News.

Have perseverance never give ur
trying, and yon are bound to succeed
at last. Sixteen years ago, John
Thompson came to Gold Hill without a
cent, but hopeful, willing and coura
geous, for he sought fortune. He had
his little ups and downs, but was al
ways poor until few weeks ago he re-
ceived l,500 from the Erst, left him
by deceased uncle. He Immediately
invested it in Union Consolidated at
$50 per share, on. the best margin he
could get. He was sold out last Fri
day by his broker and is now busted
again. But John is not discouraged; he
swears he'll fetch her yet.
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WHAT It COSTS TO BE GOVERNED

The receipts Of the National Treasury
for the fiscal year, ending June 30, 1879,
were 1914, 034,9l6. The population of
the United States is estimated to be
about As, 200, 900, so that the cost of be-
ing governed amounts to about SCI a
head upon every person-man, woman
and child--in the country, or $3O.a year
OF every family of five persons. This
Is FOR the General Government alone,
and the taxes for State and County pur-
p ,ses in. Nevada, amount to at least
three times as much per capita, making
altogether, about S24 a head, which
pssople have to pay for being governed.
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Bonanza City is located on the west
bank OF i ankee Fork. about 10 miles
from where it empties. into Salmon
River. Bonanza City has an, elevation
0; between 6, 500 and 1000 feet. The
t,ssa ate is OF the healthiest deaths
ehaYing ever been reported anywhere in
What is known as Yankee Fork district.
A year ago the site OF the city was
clothed with dense forest of tall and
beautiful pines; to-day the timber. ex-
espt a. few shade trees, is all cut down,
an.i the town has a population OF more
5'an 600 people.
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isaac Courtright Of Pittsburgh eloped
With August Eckley's wife. In revenge
E:kley hunted up proof that COPYRIGHT
was a, dssertsr from the army, and had
bin arrested on that charge. He also
obtained divorce from his wife. But
COPYRIGHT retaliated, with the aid of
MIRA, Eokley, by finding previous wife
af Eckley's. and having him arrested for
h4.amy.. Both men are in the way Of
bong Imprisonment.
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WANTED.

Ok Transfers, good men, VIII n mo nra',;
employment at good wages, at Camp McDernnt.
Apply Immediately 70 r. +. Brougham at the
Post, or Ferd Ried, Wmnemucca.
A responsible man is also wanted 70 con.ra az.
for cutting and putting zap 400 tons OF nay 1'v
tons to be stacked, and 200 tons TO DC Daleu
All Implements and machinery Ior cutting anu
baling' will be furnished; also one YOKE OF
oxen FOR baling, press. The machinery Is N per
feet order, the has press being pe1aianla NO
2 press. .t,. 20
For further particulars apply as a2aSe-to
F. p Brougham or Ferd. Reid =,
June 10, 1879.
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SHERETrS SALE.


By virtue Of an execution. issued out o. the
in and for the COUNTY Of Humboldt, state Of
and to me directed and delivered for a
the 3lst day of May A. u. 1879, in favor
OF Peter West, plaintiff, and against Fred H.
Reed, defendant, Tor the sum Of s474 o.,
cent. per month from 10Th day Of May, 1875,
which Judgment has been assigned 70 T. II.
Kelley, tcgotner with eosts aid disbprse.
and eleven dollars, and acoruing costs have On
this, the Isl day ii Julg, n y. 1873, levied on
and taken IN execution the following described
property, 10 wit:
The northeast quarter OF section twenty
two, in Township No. II, North OF Range 81
east Mount Diabio base ard me ridan; also the
frame one-story house situated thereon n. AT
Lovelock station, iiumboldt coun y, Nevada
Notice is hereby given. that on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July, A. d.
Between the hours Of o'clock in the mo, mn
and O'Clock in the afternoon, viz: at 2 olJek
r. ~, in front Of the Courthouse. in the town I
Winnemucca, Humboldt County. Nevada. i will
sell, ut public anctien, all this right title al
interest OF said defendant, Fred r. Heed Of N
and. ia the above described property. 10 Ia c
highest bidder for cash TO satisfy said execution
costs and aecruing costs
@. NJ. MILLER;
Sheriff OF Humboldt Comfy, Nevada
BY A. u4yIrsoS, Deputy
Winnemucca, July =, a. ID. 1879.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-23
FACTS AND FIGURES.

Under this head the New York Times
has an article of great length regard
ing the vote at the. late Presidential
election. 1t attempts to show that the
natural increase in population was
nothing like the proportionate increase
of the Democratic vote, whereas the
increase of the Republican vote was
what, in the opinion of the Times, it
ought to have been. The Times argues
from these premises that Tilden re-
ceived more electoral votes than he
was entitled to, and that he will, if
nominated, resort to the same tactics
next year. The opinion of the Times
on political questions are telegraphed
Throughout the country by the partisan
associated Press, and this has not been
an exception to the rule. Many will
accept it as gospel truth, without
questioning the motives of the journal
which published it. Illegal voting is
undoubtedly practiced to greater or
less extent in every State in the Union,
but the facts do not bear out the con-
clusion of the Times. A dozen years
ago nearly all the States in the Union
We're Republican, and it is preposter-
GUS to suppose that the natural in
crease in population" has made them
Democratic. At least million voters
have changed from Republicanism to
Democracy since Grant was elected.
This change was manifested in 1875,
when the House of Representatives,
which had been Republican for years,
became Democratic, and, with the
natural increase, gave Tilden $50, 900
majority over Hayes. The most sur
pri5ing and unprecedented. change in
the whole country, however, took place
III San Francisco, and lost the electoral
vote of California to Tilden. That city
IN 1875 polied a total vote of 5.457, of
which Phelps, Republican candidate for
Governor, received only 5,l79. In
1876, the year of the, Presidential
election, Hayes received 81, l72 votes in
San FRANCISCO, Republican gain of
$4,000, out of total vote of Al 900 in
J ones year. The Times may hunt
through election returns from Maine to
Texas, in the Five Points of New York
ani the bulldezed parishes OF Louisiana,
yet it cannot find more disproportion-
ate increase than that of San Francisco,
and, unfortunately for it's theories and
arguments, it is all ON the Republican
side. This cry that one party is COM
posed exclusively of saints and the
other exclusively Of sinners, may be
raised by stump orators and echoed by
the press, but thinking people will not
fsea-. it, as they are satisfied, that
neither party is immaculate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-23
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART.
NERSNAP.y

The copartnership here ofore existing under
tbs firm and style OF Ronnfed a. Hill
doing business at Wnnemucca Humboldt
county, Nevada, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent S. j. Bonnifed retires from the irrn,
and JAS A. Hill viii hereafter carry on the
business in his own name, and pay all claims
held against the firm All persons indebted to
a. Hill, as he has authority to collect and re-
ceipt for the sane. $. J. BONNIFIELD, SR.
J. A. HILL
Winnemueca, New, July u, 1879 I'm
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The following lines were written in memor
William C. Wyman, OF Battle Mountain, VIII
ed in Winnemucca, July 10th, of typhoi
yer.
ny JOHN KINNEY.
Gone from among us,
To swell the Heavenly band;
With soul so wholly noble,
A man, so fully man.
Beloved by all who knew you;
Cherished by friends most dear.
You have left US all TO mourn you
In. this world 50 lone and drear
While we miss thy genial presence,
Weknow the happiness in store;
For one so full OF virtue
Will be blessed forevermore.
On the banks beyond the river,
In commune with angels sweet,
There await US all coming;
Oh. how glad we'll be to meet.
Ransomed from this world OF sorrow.
Through the golden portals passed;
In the presence of our Savior,
May your life be ever blessed.
Gone and blessed before us, Willie;
But our time il short to stay;
We are coming, coming, Willie,
Soon our night viii turn to day.
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LADIES' BAZAAR.

Miss L. A. RoNNIpIELD, Mrs. j. NJ BROWN.
Mrs. J. NJ. BROWN Il co.
WtgSENUeCA, NEVADA,
MILlINERS AND DREsSSM Ak Frs.
Fancy Goods, Straw and Felt Goods, Ribbons,
Lace French Flowers, and all kinds Of NO
mems ard Childrens Wear Latest Styles.
Are now receiving their New Stock, which is
the largest, cheapest and most fashionable
ever offered to the people OF Humboldt
county.
They have secured the services OF a French Lazy
who first-class Mlliner and all work in
that line will be done in the latest and most
fashionable style
Agent for Mime. Demorests Reliable Pattern
and Fashion Books. Subscriptions received
for Demorests Monthly Magazine
MRS j. NJ. BROWN & co.
winnemucca, Nevada Feb IL, 1873.
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NOTICE To WATER CON.
SUMERS.

WINNEMUccA, New, July 3d. 1870
In consequence Of the unprecedented scarcity
consumers Of water cannot positively be allowed
to irrigate vegetables or garden products after
this date. No irrigation viii be permitted, ex-
cept trees and flower bearing shrubs. Con-
sumers irrigating trees and shrubs must do so
in the evening Tor thirty pinltes at some time
between 4:30 and $3.50 O'Clock P. NJ, and they
will not be permitted to do 50 at any other time
in the day. These restrictions the Water Com
panY are very sorry to be compelled to enforce,
but must be strictly respected or they will be
compelled IT, shut off the water entirely from
those who do not respect them. There is a
prospect OF sufficient water for strictly indoor
purposes through the season, and also for fire
purposes. II is hoped that all will cheerfully
conform to these suggestions, as the conven-
fence and safety of the entire community,
in case OF fire, is dependent upon their
observance. Sprinkling Of streets will I've
permitted from $50 to 8 A. NJ. only.
Very respectfully,
WINNEIUcCA WATER WORKS.
iy23-tf
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Always on hand and served TO order fresh
from the oven, in quantities to suit, in any
part OF town.
Having purchased the City Bakery, I VII
spare no plans to merit the patronage OF u q
public. CHRIS DIEHI,.
Winner Yucca, Jnly 90 1877.
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on reasonable
terms, lots and and halt OF Lot 10 III
Block Twenty eight, town OF Whnemucca. For
particulars and terms apply 10
MRS. s. A. TlIACKER
July Is. q
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NOTICE.

After this daieI will sell goods for cash only
and win endeavor to sell same to my patrons -
figures conformable TO cash basis
X. W. WOOD
= Winnemucca, June q, 1879
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-23
NOTICE.

All persons whose accounts with me are past
due, il not settled within the next 30 days will
be given into the hands of an attorney for col
lection. Make settlement Immediately and
avoid cosas R.W WOOD.
Winnemucea, June 10, 1879.
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NEW TO-DAY.
z--''-si-s -s=--.---'i-s-'iiia=z saz'a-7aias='a7i
NOTICE.

The Directors OF the III. n. A. N. & n.
Society are requested To meet at the office of
the Secretary fhis evening" July q, 1879, TO
arrange programme for the coming Fair this
Fall. BY order OF the President.
A. w. FISK, Secretary.
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). III. WINDLE,

ATTORNEY. AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
win practice in the State and United States
Courts in Nevada.
OFFICE. On Bridge Street, opposite Grannis
Saloon,
WINNEMUCCA, ,........... NEVADA
july 2l-'79-tf.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-23
MRS. DIX. BIRR.

Homeopathic physician and electrician, First
street, between Morrison and Alder. 81