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INSURANCE. :

HAVING made very satisfactory ar
LII rangements to representthe following
Insurance Companies,
At Frostburg, l would be much pleased to
renew the business acquaintance of my old
patrons. JOHN HITCHINS.
London Assurance Corpora
capital. ..s14,ooo, 10000
Lycoming of Pennsylvania,
capital. ..........:....... 5,sss,s77.s1
Fire Association of Philadel-
phia, capital. ........... 1000, 100000
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Company capital. ...... 1,sOO,oOoOO
Total. $24,33S,977.31
Ju'v21
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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Post Office Register.

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-06
THE GOVERNMENT OF UNlN-
RpOGsArEO TOWNS.

Senators Boardman and Cassidy
have introduced bill for the Govern.
ment of unincorporated towns. which
it is hoped the Legislature will pass
to day. Under its provisions. the
Board of County Commissioners is EN-.
powered. whenever a majority OF the
taxpayers Of ao unincorporatsd town pc
tition for the purpose. to establish aud
prescribe the boundaries of such town,
and to levy and collect taxes. not OK.
oeeding one quarter Of one per cent. on
che $l00. within its limits for the pm
pose Of grading and opening streets and
alleys. building and extending side
walks. removing st-tructions, etc to
provide for the prevention and extin.
gushing Of Aces. and to organize and
regulate fire companies. Il also en-
powers the Boa,d of Commissioners to
prevent and abate Duisances, and deter.
mine what are nuisauces, and In short.
to do all that ID necessary for the good
government and management OF the
town. It, proposes q cheap and eff.
fsctua! method OF regulating towa sf,
fairs without regularly organized, aud
necessarily more expensive city govern
N-nt ~ 81 3
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-06
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Marshal K. Ayres, Of Wbitesboro,
Texas. was murdered few days ago by
despersdoes. whom he was trying to
arrest at Sherman,
During the adjonfnmeDt OF eonrt at
Mssonville. Vermont. y crowd was col.
lected on the postoffice versndah. When
the root gave way npdsr the weight OF
snow, burying several persons. Leonard
Walker was killed aud a number Of
persons seriously injured. e tt<
Rev. Sidney M. Stray. pastor of the
Presby terrain cborch at Glenn Fall,
New York, while exhibitiuya revolver
to his wife, discharged 1t accidentally.
wounding her. Thinking he had
Killed her, be placed the revolver to his
own head and fred. The wounds are
not considered fatal.
Senator Jones says of the message
that the President simply wanted to
barter our civilization for supposed
commercial advantages and for the
supposed opportunities for missionary
efforts 10 China. He WAS not surprised
at anything weak aud milk-and waterish
proceeding from such = soutce. ~ q
The Manhattan Company Of Austin
levied an assess ment Of one dollar per
share yesterday.
The resignation Of the Spanish
cabinet is considered inevitable. 1t is
stated that the king agrees with Mar
tinez Compos that the change is
necessary,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-06

RICE FEneusoN. the pc tai agent in
Philadelphia. was caught stealing
money from letters. His reputation
bad been good. and the exposure was
AZ surprising to bis friends as it was
crushing to him. He wrote a letter
s,yiog that he did. not desire to live
dissr~eed. and swallowed, an touace of
HraAsAc acid which killed him Instantly,
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Election Notice.

NNHERE will be an elec.ion held in Para-
Il disc school Dist ics No. d ON SATURDAY,
MAkCd 2ld, 1879 between tLa hours of 3
o'ciockA. N an O'Clock r. M. Of said day, at
the School house Ia said d. let. for the par
pose of snbmlt ing to the qualified electors of
the d. st'icG the question whether a tax of
three thousand dollars LS3,00j) shall DO raised
to ouiid aud iulnssh q now SCHOOL house. aud
81 80 to i.Aaslloye thu scaooi groand, At such
election the b.ltots. sh IL coa I'D the words
"iax Yes" or Tax No."
b. II. RILEY,
Board Of School Trustees. N. spEnaY
tM. b. CARROLL.
Paradise, March 4, 1879. I'd
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The action Of the majority of the
Legislature on bills to reduce fares and
freights on railroads doas not meet the
approval Of Goyernor Kiokead- Though
elected on the same platform as the
majority of the Senate aud Assembly.
his construction of its pisnks differs
materially from theirs. He believes,
With the public, that the platform
meant what it says, that fares and
freights should be reduced on railroads;
they read it back wards. and, with the
railroad companies. say Chat il was
simply designed for the purpose of
catching votes. aud that its trainers did
not intend that its promises should be
fulfilled. The end of the session is at
hand. and the Governor. by special
message directs the attention OF the
Legislature to the faos. that the people
expect relief. as promised by the plat
form. and suggests the passage of the
Powning bill to prevent Discrimination.
This btbi was drafted by General r. NJ.
Clarke, and though it does not provide
for the reduction oil. fares and freights.
like the Lewis and WOODBURY. bills. it
is much better than nothing. The
message. so far az has been made ap-
parent. did not affect the majority. who
we're made proof BY, twenty dollar
pieces against all sach pleas aud argu.
ments. The Senate passed what is
called t.the Haines substitute for the
Lewis bill, !" Immediately after the read.
ing of the message. This substitute
fixes the rate for freight at II cents per
ton per mile, One who was present in
the Senate when the bill was taken up
for third reading and final passage.
writes that BoarinsH made q motion
to strike out ''l7" and insert :" 10"
which was to reduce the maximum rate
10 10 cents per ton per mile. Only
seven or eight Senators voted in favor
Of the reduction. aud Thompson of
Humboldt was among those who voted
against it. The bill passed the Senate,
aud may. il the railroad members can
force it through. pass the Assembly. 1t
can do the people NJ possible good as
the rates now charged on railroads in
.he State are less than those in the bill,
aud there is q possibility OF its doing
much harm, as it, is thought that some
OF its provisions Conflict with the Wa.
hams bill. So ends the sarce on the
railroad question, The ninth session
Of the Legislature expires tonight by
constitutional limitation. 1t cost the
State some S80. 900 or perhaps 800. 900,
released the Bonanzs aud other corpor-
atoms. unless the Governor We .es the
bill, from the payment of hundreds of
thousands Of dollars. due on delinquent
taxes and penalties, aud left the people
to the tender mercies Of the railroads
suss as they we're before it convened.
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- CHEW Jsckson's Best Sweet Navy
/ Tobacco. nov2O.7Siy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-06

Tbs passion play. produced al the
Grand Opera House in San Francisco
was Intended to run through the Len
stea season. The press and pulpit have
vigorously opposed -. sud the Board Of
Supervisors passed, to print. a resoiu-
tion forbidding its production, which,
however. caunot take effect for week
yet. The performance resolved most
respectful attention from the cadence.
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BuiIdOzing n Bss-Hunter.
From the Detroit Free Press. I

From the Detroit Free Press
''Charles Mcclure" began b 10 Hon.
or. as he looked over the desk at a slim.
wasted man who had evidently met
polar wave and been worsted. "she Pc.
fceman tells me that be fouad you
walking up aud ioxn the street, beat
ing an old tin pan aud shouting at the
top Of your voice. DID Seustor Sharon
make his great wealth by indul9ing in
such practices2 Do We remember
Homer and Milton because they dis.
turbed the peace2 Look me 10 the eye.
prisoner ut the bar. and beware how you
answer"
''You see. l heard a swarm Of bees
passing over, aud / wanted them to
settle on my fsnos." geatIy replied the
man.
"Beesi Bees ia the month of Zebra.
airy! Bees swarming such weather as
this?'' excIai ned the Court. as he grew
pale around the mouth 5..
"Oan't u bee come out in winter if be
wants toa" argued the prisoner. warm
ing up for the defense. 81,
she can. but he don't" said his
Honor. "Every bse 10 the land is now
in dormant state. and will be for weeks
to come"
but I heard bees 10 the air. I know
what heard as we'll as the next IN "a. I"
Charles Mcclure, you had a bee in
your bonoet. OF flea ia your ear.
What allied you was too much whisky"
May. bee that was it. !" thoushtfn lily
observed Binh.
The Court gave him oos lingering.
trembling hook, calculated to bring on
congestion Of the lungs within twenty
twenty minutes, and turned to the
prisoner aud said: This is yonr first
time here. aud can overlook your of
fense. Let ms tell you. however, that
any further bee.huuting 10 Dstreit 10
the winter will put you along With
people who don't smell honey from one
year to another. rrase ba
but if sse bees to moro ~
''But you woo't. II you do IN send.
you up for thirty days" ,.a ~
But suppose a b1mble.bss should
coma''- ~ .4 m, asa
IF you say bee TO me again I'll send
you up now"
The prisoner hated to- give up so. .bnt
he finally made his way out. muttering:
ITO bee or not to bee humble. bee.
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BULLION TAX.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the tax on.
IN proceeds Of mines for the quarter end-
ing December " 1873, is now due aud payable,
at my ottice In tine Courthouse u the Uodnty
Of Humboldt, aud that the laws for its cJl-
lection Wall DC strictly enforced.
l.. l.. RICHARD. County Assessor.
Winnemuccs, Feb 10, 1879. I'm
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NEW TO-DAY
Notice to the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife,
IN Julia A. Kyle, has lefs my bed and board
and absadoned me and my home without just
cause or prevscation, and any person trusting
her OF giving her credit either upon her own
account or upon my account must Look to her
for the paymenI. as L will not be responsible
for or pay the same. G. A. KYLE.
Winnemucca, March 6, 1879. 4w. /.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-06

SEoRErARY EvARrs Is said to be- the
author Of the veto message. but Hayes.
by signing his name to the documen mt,
assumed all the responsibility for all Its
weak arguments against restricting Chi
ness immigration. 81. esat @
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-06
THE NORTHERN INDIANS.

A War with Chief Moses Insvit.bis.
A Portland. Oregon. dispatch says:
"a few days ago Father Wilbur. Super;
intendeat Of the Yakima Indian reser.
walton, received orders to have Chief
Moses in readiness to 90 with the other
prominent chiefs from the Umstilla
reservation To Washington. Moses
looks upon the matter with consider.
able suspicion, thinking it device to
get him to the Indian Territory. To
relieve Moses mind from any suspi-
cion. Father Wilbur gave him . furlough
of thirty days to visit his people
Thursday last Moses left the reserva
ton, and had been absent abous three
hours, when a crowd of c tiZens arrived
from Yakima City and Fort Simcoe
Agency headquarters. headed BY Of.
ficers, WIKI q warrant for the arrest Of
Moses. The Grand Jury of that county
had found an Indictment against him
as an accessory to the Perkins murder.
Moses. who has gone direct to his camp
hey ond Priests rapids,is doubtless aware
of the intent of the people, aud will
prepare himself accordingly. Any pre-.
cipitate attempt will involve the country
in relentless aud bloody war. The
situation is one Of great peril. and it is
now looked upon as almost certain that
war with Moses and other tribes is
inevitable"
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ADDkESS ORDERS:-"DKsERr SALT Com.
PAsy, Browns Station, G. p. X. X.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-06
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SPRING CITY, NEVADA,

n OTIS can now be procured in the flourish.
IL ing naming camp of spring City, Mount
Rose Mining District, Paradise mines, by sp-
plying tor the undersigned, the regularly
authorized agent for the sale of the came, b,
Letter or In person. HAHRY WAnREN,
- spring City, Nevads !,