The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-06

goes 10 faraulSe anu tnen tells all ABOUT
it in the SILVER stats; but 1 went to
Camp McDermit. and under the fol-
lowing circumstances: Wells. Fargo Il
Co.'S Agent, Shep., told me that Mr..
John Alec, one of the employees of the
Idaho Stage Company at McDermit, de-
sired the services of magistrate on
very
IMPORTANT JUDICIAL BUSINESS,
And wished to know whether I would
90 aud attend to it. laid the matter
before my legal adviser, Disr riot At.
torney Harding. and he decided that
must lay aside all business then pend
log in my Court. make general order
on my docket to that effect, and 90 at
once. took the two volumes of the
compilation, and the Idaho Stage. Ar.
rived at the Toll House, we found
"Montaoa" With his new daily two.
wheeled gig aud four or five capitalists
from Sau Francisco. We all took
little beverage with Jack Wasson,
Sheriff Shone having deserted his hotel
business and gone to the mines. We
all ate hearty at Shone's, aud
WENT ON OUR WAY REJOICING.
l arrived It Flynn's. demanded little
beverage, but was Informed by The gen.
eroas host that he kept a temperance
house. l survived the shock, and
rolled out for Willow Geek. and
thought many times of what the Gov.
| ern0r of North Carolina said to the
Governor of Sonth Carolina. At Willow
| Creek, found Nc. Bakers hot stove,
and Mrs. Bakers good supper. aud
with fresh horses, rolled out for Nc.
Dermit by moonlight, Arrived at IL
P. took out my two volumes of the
com pilation, expecting to proceed ut
once to
| DISPENSE LAW AND JUSTICE
Found Mr.. John Allen at home, and by
the way, very pleasant young man.
Passed few commonplace remarks,
the horses are changed, the driver hal.
loes "all aboard" and Mr. Alec, ap.
pareutly bundled for nights ride.
valise Ia hand, mounted the seat with
the diver. | expostulssed. but be said
he was only going 10 Washington Ter
ritory or Oregon, forget which, and
would see me again. He ordered the
gentlemanly yong man left 10 charge
to treat me with the best the house af
forded. bid me good night, aud away
they went. | stood for while trying
to think of some explanation of such
sTRANGE EVENT,
And fually CONCLUDED that | was the
victim OF some vile conspiracy, aud
was about to give veat to my feelings
by heapiug abuse upon the young man
left in charge. when he politely asked
me to step into the house and take some
supper. Upon going in he set before
me we'll filled demijohu of what tasted
to me like
THE Treble THAT TOM LAWSON USED TO
PRESIDE OYER
At LEWIS. forgot al of my troubles,
found myself in possession of Ia neat
little cottag', newly furnished aud car
peted. OF concse, to me tue whole
transtction was mss,ely. but l
thought at present had the b-st of it,
so l resolved to sleep, which l did
until | was awtkeoed BY the young
man 10 charge announcing breakfast
| passed the day very pleasantly. semi.
occasionally visiting the favorite demi-
john. About 8 P. NJ the down stage
arrived filled with
LAUGHING GIRLS AND HAPPY YOUNG MEN.
The first person that 1 saw was my
genial and abscouding feiend, Me-. job n
Alien. He assisted the girls out of the
coach, introduced me ell around and
finally took by the hand one of the
number whom he called Mss Clara
Bomar. produced his marriage license
aud asked to be married Just at that
time Deacon McLeran drove up with a