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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. IS 1879.
Cotton opened easier closed hrm middns. ioasc. low
bales Exports to the Continent 1853 Sales Stock
%. 439.
NKw ORLEANS Oct. 25 1879
Cotton quiet; mddling lOs4c.; low middling i0isc;
good ordinary oc. Net receipts. 3227 bales Exports
TO France, 70s to the Continent 4.736. sales. 1900
Stock ioO,e19
Cotton noninal middlnG. lO7sc; low niddling losc
good ordinary iosc Net receipts. 2S42 bales Exports
SAVANNAH, Oct %, 1879.
Cotton steady; mddling. io'si.; low mddiing.
ExportsTo Grcst britain. stD2; coastwisc ss7 sales
2,iOo; last evening, COO stock oi.S7s.
CnARLxsrox Oct 25, 1879.
Cotton steady middling logs low @iddl,ng io'se
wise. va4 Sales. 100. Stock. $1,000
WILMINGTON, N. O., Oct IS, 1874
al ; good strained. 81 40 Crude turpontne lrm hard
ii 50; yellow dip, - 90 Tar firm at 81 70. Corn firm;
primo white. 6vc. mixed. bic. :. -
Flour unchanged sacs, $50 bbis. Wheat lowe; white
and rcd state. 81 ~ Corn easier; No. Toledo, ole.
Cadada zoe later OF 10000 bushels No. lat Sc ut
the close No bright held at s2c. No sic No q sc.
R,c quiet; Canada hold at 7sc In bond Corn meal
$40: shipstuhs, Siv; middlngs. SIS per ton. Canal
barley. Tie 10 New YORK 6c 70 Albany lumber " Ga
barley, sIui Oh bushels; lumber, $4,000 feet. Snip
Flour bbl- wheat, 100 bushels; barley,
1900 do rye, WoD do -, . -
Flour firm and unchanged; sales 100 bbls. Wheat
strong; sales 900 bushels No Duluth al 81 20; 100
do No. hard Duluth ut 81 32 uU do ut VI ~ $3.50
do 10 arrive NJ 81 ~; 900 do No Duluth at 81 "a;
1900 do at 81 2 900 do red winter track ut ~ ~
Corn qaiot' No Western quoted at zoe Oats steady
mand sales, 900 bushels Canada at iic other
steady. Rye inactive, No. 2W estern hold ut ssc Midi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27

feed selling AZ city mills, coarse, sIa sls; sns,
s s'f sal:s's " sV Pc
q 80 Canal rsssY YORK; a n Sns .
rye Shipped 1 Railroad frs Il It."
Reesp.s esy' rar Ss aSis 4o sps wheat,
S sas ye sSss ~ sG oSi ,s9 20
sS 800 a. shipmcIisBy rairoad1floar $50 be ds
harley 400 rye 1900 canal 70 tds"s.s r.,
So e SS GsssSs Ssq DO Sass
IS Flour sass hss ct 80" sSs
white Michigan 81 81 cash and October November
al Assssn ~
sad in sHsS No. s asa Iass 'ss
strong white Sac: No. a'1 white No. mixed,
Srns 81; sAsIss s. ksssS,s@rissr' 5aS@
do s osis wheat u SooS bushels
corn. 100 do; oats, LOO do. 900
Wheat steady; No. white wabash p 81 n:' So white
~ sSsa MisSAs 'ssA
y ss1 December; Western amber ST 81 red mixed;
Michigan lSa 10 wh ss & oa,
%: IS qisss
bushels: corn, 1900 do. shpments-wheat, 10000
cisclssAr Oct. ~ 1872.
lowers 81 ii % Corn easier a. zoe Oats in fair
Barney active "na go fa a'i Pork
nr@ :. ST. Lard strong and higher current make 70 90
arn. Bacon aast but hrn shoulders 4se clear ms:
Hams. 61sc. 74c Whskey steady. with fair demand
NJ 81 o. Butter steady and firm Sugar higher; hards
lJsc IOsc Hogs active and shade higher; common.
IS VS. AS light, IS Cd $3 75 packing 81 SO ~ 80;
butchers 80 80 W %; receipts. 2337 shipments, do
CHICAGO Oct. %, 1879.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat strong and higher
No Chicago spring 81 231a 81 2i1s No do VI ls4
81 l7, cash; 81 iss 81 10, Novcmoer 81 2i1s De-
cenber No do 81 0s; rejected. 80 Corn unsettled,
ysmoer 4;ac December: 4as a the year; 44Sc MAJ:
az SIZE cash; 32}ac. bid October; 3ysc Novsm6er;
339sc December: s61sc., May; rejected, 2slac. Rye
Timothy seed lower at - SO Flax seed higher a,
81 81. Pork strong and higher except for cash, ana
irregular M bid and $l2 asked $2 IS October $40 90
November 81 i2,s January Lard excited and higher
~ IS ~ 671 cash and November; $J 72a So rs.
sember % IS s. 81, January Bulk meats strong and
hgher shoulders -; short RIB. IS IS; short clear
Whisky easier at 81 o. Eggs l5c a iec. Rscspts--
do: oats 5000 do rye. 10000 do barley, 400 do
Shpments-Flour, 1900 bbis. wheat q 900 bushels;
corn l5 OOO do; oats 1900 do. rye 500 do barley
uT. nun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27

LNVK NAET.
~ valuable piece OF Mill Property In the town Of Lee
Mass main building. 35NGD feet: basement and two
stories OF stone. third story OF wood. with Ls Of
wood two stories 2txd feet the other 25x62 feet
the power rated +bhorse with the Factory
same block OF ninc of land there Houses
The factory IL suitable for industry wouid max
capital silk mill. Apply to q. ID. boss, Jr., New London
Conn. orJAS " ROYCE Loo Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Oct. D. 1879.
sugsr.I,owing to continued fayorable adviees from
abroad the market has been excited and prices grad
uay advancing; business however, WAS curtailed
count of the petenons of holders chiefly speculative
trade being done Nos 10 to II Dutch standard So
reals gold. arrobe Nos 10 to % Dutch standard. pa
lo1a reals: moasses Nos to ~. at ia reals;
mnscovados nomnal centrifugal sugars Nos II to 49,
IN boxes and hhds W io reals stock in warehouse
1000 hhds Receipts Of the week lol boxes Exports
including 100 bags and all the hhds TO the United
peror American. $50 So quinta Flour,
$40 Sal, currency bb for American erked beef,
90 ~ reals. currency. per arrobe. Hams
American. cured. $50 ISL, currency. per
quntal for Northern. and $50 Us! for Southern.
SO Potatoes $ios vi car,ency per Gbi Taew ssaa
gold per srrs5e Honey. 81 reals, gold, per gallon
oil in tins s,s 10 reals ss5roncy per gallon Lu%-
shocks quiet White navy beans, 254 rs reals
per ountal Corn, ~ slls reals currency, per ar;
convenient sized Tonnage Loading at Havans for the
per hid Of sugar SO IS ass So Lotdng At the
north coast (outsde ports for the United State$3 rs
"a psr hhd Of sagas and 81 IS " 80 per hid Of
fiat. On tho United States 90 days. gold. ~ "a pre-
10 = lsA premium. On Paris. 31s a 1 premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR IRREGULAR = WHEAT
IRREGULAR-CORN FIRMKR-oATs QUIET
PORK HIGHER-LARD HIGHER-sPIRITs TUR-
PENrINE HIGHEI-RosIN FIRM COFFEE
FIRM--sUGAR FIRM-PETRoLEUM NOMINAL
wHIsKEY FIRM.
SATURDAY, oct. -6P NJ
The merchandise markets were generally active
and strong. all tho leading artcles-dry goods hard
ware, groceries drugs and Misunderstanding freely
dealt in and generally at advancing prices On
Change -four irregular. Wheat irregul and
generally lower. Corn hrmer. o is quiet. Whiskey
held firm. Provisions frmer. Lard higher. Cot
ton the spot unchanged Futures closed steady
Groceries firm Rosin firm and spirits turpen.
tno decidedly higher Oils quiet, and petroleum
nominal.
ALCOHOL remained steady at g. oe s. 10 free OK
port quoted for October and 35c for November
CorYEE.-The market for Rio and mild coffee Arm
with q considerable movement from second hands. We
the arrival Of tho Horrox with about 600 Lo
Cocq Oliveira Co.'s Rio telegram and Lo Cocq Gard
Co.'s Santos telegram Rio do Janeiro October ~.
1s79-Average daily receipts since preceding Friday
1880 bags; price Of good frst 1o5O0 exchange, PIX
stock, $4,000 bags Santos October "a. ls79-Prce Of
good average, 9S5O We quotc-Ordnsry csrgoes, l4ac
I5c: fair d. l6slc lie good do. 17i<c IKE. ;
primo Santos fair to good 1876. l7c, ninety days
Java. government bags, BE- 23c grass mats, 23lsc
25c.; Singapore. lie. 20c.; Ceyion l5c. 1sc Mara
caibo, 14c 1sc; Laguayra 14,sc. l6c. Jamaica l3c
&c., st. Domingo l2c ar3%c; Porto Kico, I8c. re.
Costa Rica, l5c. 49, Mexican, 13lsc lie; Mocha
23ac 2fc Angostura. 15c. &c., savana. l3c. lsc
Curacoa. I31sc- a 15c.
CoroS found moderate demand for spot delivery and
the market rather but former
and quotations manained;, Futures continued to sell
with much freedom and all months with irregular
market the day and the final advantage in
favor Early there gain OF points. but this
free selling southern account and under tho
tt,erg NOT tha mi at final
ING about steady decline of points compared
with last evening. ..t. ..r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27

A ENDOWMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE POL
IA scies bought and loans negotiated.
JOS HERZEELD. I'D BROAD WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27

Estimating tor the remainder of the year from
present indications the net increase of currency
will be AS follows;--Gold produced In tho United
States. s3o0Oo.ooO; gold imported. 00o silver
dollars coined. s2io0o0OO; new bank circulation Is
sued. $4,000. 900; total. sl27 100000.
Tho exports of cotton goods from tho ports of
Boston and New York thus far this year have ex-
cecded those of tho corresponding period in any pre-
vious year by more than $4,000 bales. Exports since
January have been 1898 bales. against l02, Cos
bales In the time last year; 81 2G2 bales In a
similar period of 1875. aud 14.067 bales In 1872 The
export demand for cotton goods is active just ut
present that several leading New England manufac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27

Stained Good ordinary, lUsc.; strict good ordinary
ioIse. low mddllng, 10 isiec: middling II Lice Re
bales; New Orleans. s2a7;; Mobile. 2a42; sayannah.
60is: Charleston, 3OG6; Wilmington, 1.222; Norfolk,
$685. Now York 5i3; Boston. ,o55 Phadelphia 81.
Total 26i3f bales This day last week. 81 763 bales.
This day last ~ 100 bnos, Liverpool kilograms
Oct. 2si2 80 r. M.--kecsipts. 1910 balos Of which
500 bales; speculation and Export, aooc %idIins up.
lar; October delivery, apiands low middng clause,
iYtsr S0ysmSsr, delivery, uplanSs Icy %aans
serDeeembcr sslivory uplands, low middng clause.
lands. low middng clause, sid q go SD; January
February delivery upiapds low mddlng clause. U9sd
Q 4, s2d 9iod fetsusry March delivery uplands low
gplands, tow middling clause lid. ias2d June
July delivery. upiands,. low middng clause 8Nl6d.
Three T. M-oe,ebe,, Noyember delivery. ugands low
lands low middling clause 0iUd. May-lunc delivery,
upsnds, low middling clause, Vl732d ACID Futures
dull.
Flour AND GRAIN. ts-Flour O623 bbls wheat,
2t55it bushels. meal 200 bills and us bags corn,
1u7 10 bushels; oats. 2O5 do rye ub do. barley,
5isO do malt $500 do. Flour--The market quiet
aud somewhat Irregular buyers generally refusing 20
the prices asked Tho sacs including state Western and
southern, were about l2OOO bills within the
Rye Hour Arm with sacs of bbls at full
prices Corn meal was Arm AID 3tO bbls and 40 bags
wero sold Al a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27
FINANCIAL.

4 T REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY on LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages: same
bought: insurance OF all kinds effected with best
panies at lowest premiums.
J.J. HABRICH X CO., 1876 Broadway; box $50
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Included In the above $40 bRlcs to arrive Delivered
100 bales yesterday Current prices of
spot dhe following quotations for Ia
in quality not than half grade above
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26


The Virginia Chronicle, which started
the " Powning BOOM" that gave the
handsome and talented young Washoe
statesman the notoriety which his
natural and acquired accomplishments
entitle him to, and which he doubtless
gratefully appreciates, publishes dis
patch from the, Republican Central
Committee of Washoe county to Sena-
tor Powning, at San Francisco, advising
him not to pledge Washoe county to
Grant for a third term, as several
promineAt Republicans Of Reno are not
in favor of it, unless the General visits
the State Fair.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

A scoloredi man, named Nix was APP
pointed Postmaster at Rlackyille,
South Carolina. The New York Times
says that an. attempt was made to as
sassinate him fos no other known, reas-
on than accepting the Office. The Post
office Agent at Atlanta has been tele-
graphed to ascertain the canse Of the
shooting, and notified that the BLACK
willie office will be abolished, if the
POSTMASTER is not safe in performing
his daties,. and is not protected by the
authorities.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

There are two sides, says the San
Francisco Stock Report, to good times.
The rise in the price of grain is consld-
cred sign of good times, and yet it is
running grain houses in the East that
are short on the commodity. The fail
ure of two houses, one in st. Louis and
one in Philadelphia, for large amounts,
are reported, The thing acts the same
on short grain sellers as a big stock
market in San Francisco. would act on
the bears.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

The official Journal of st. Petersburg
has published the report of the fires in.
Russia in the month of July. There
were 1888, and the total loss is esti-
mated. at over six million rubles. The
causes Of fire was incendiarism in 424
cases, neglect in 694 cases, lightning in
374 cases, and the remainder undis-
covered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

Attention has been drawn anew to a
Wisconsin religious sect, called Peculiar
people, but known to outsiders as
Babes in the Wood" A farmer Is
the leader, and he has induced them to
take up the most childish practices by a
literal Interpretation of the text 9 Ex-
cept ye- be converted and become as
little children we shall not enter into
the Kingdom of HEAVIER"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

Yesterday while General Grant was
out for ride, before leaving for Oak
land, Denis kearney called at the
Palace Hotel to pay his respects. He
again called as soon as the General re-
turned from his ride and sent up his
card, but as Grant was busily engaged
he declined to. see him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26
THE Yazoo AND BLAINE PLANS.

A Washington special to the New
York Tribune says Senator Lamar, of
Mississippi, expects to deliver. speech
at Yazoo, in that State, in which he
will denounce in strong terms what is
called the "Yazoo plan" This plan of
persuading. voters, we are told, consists
of intimidating them with shot guns
1t is said to, prevail to. great extent in
many of the Southern States, and its
practice makes considerable political
capital for the, Republican party in the
North. AS in the case of Eliza Pinkss.
ton, who was carried wounded and
bleeding before the, Louisiana Return
ing Board, at the time that notorious
political conGlave was doctoring the re-
turns for Presidential electors, from
what was alleged to be Democratic bull
lets, but which she afterwards sWore.
were inflicted by colored citizens for
personal reasons, these reports, are
not always reliable, but as they are
never contradicted by the machine"
Republicans, they pass as Gospel truths
and answer the purpose for which they
were circulated. Lit is time that promi-
nent Democrats in the, South devoted
some attention to this matter. If out
RACES are committed to intimidate
voters, they ought to be denounced, and
those perpetrating them punished. 4tis
not one of the principles, of the Democ
macy to defend assassins or protect shot
gun inEiRlidators, and Senator Lamar,
as well as Democrats North and South,
should roundly denounee what is called,
whether rightfully or not, the "Yazoo
policy"
In the North shot-guns are never
brought into reGuisition to persuade
voters, but what has recently been,d de-
nominated the ',Blaine plan is made
to answer the purpose. Money and
promises O, office are used where they
are supposed to do the most good, and
it is.doubtful if there. is State north
of Mason & Dixea's line in which at
tempts are not made to Influence voters
by brides. The evidence taken before
the Wallace. Committee in Rhode
Island, and the afidavits of respectable
citizens of Maine made since the;r recent
election in that State, prove that New
England, pure as it is claimed to be, is
40 exception to the rule, and Neyadans
who have figured to any extent as poll
tacians, will not deny that coin and
gold notes are used as convincing argu-
ments to influence the wavering in de-
Gliding how they shall vote.
Now that Lamar is. about to inaugur-
ate a crusade against the "Yazoo plan"
in the South, would it. not be advisable
for Conkling, or some other recog-
i,ized Republican leader, to. make
q similar move against the "Blaine
plan" in the North? Let shot
guns in one section of the Union and
bribery in another be abolished as po-
litical persaaders, and see who the ma
ierity of the voters will elect at the
ensuing Presidential election. There
Is, if reports be true, toe much intimi-
.dation and too. nanch bribery Ina cleo.
tons, and it remains for the, people to
protect the ballot-box from such con-
Eliminating Influences, BY declaring in
unmistakable terms against, the Yazoo
and Blaine plans.
A scOloredi man, nameR Nix was ap-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

This. from the Exchange, Is the
toughest blow, Powning has received:
"The Virginia Chronicle dominates one
C. C. Downing for the United States
Senate, and advocates his election with
great earnestness. The Powning"
boom is said to be spreading like SANDER
all over Nevada. POWNING! PowN-
ingl Powning. Who the devil Is
Powning?"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

A London servant girl is represented
by Judy as saying. "Hard weather, in
deed, sir. | wish the Lord would take
the weather into his own hands again,
instead of trusting it to them Yankee
probability men. We might then get
something fit to live in
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26
TAKE NOTICE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
nenlucca.

the LIST Of May last, has been conducted and
carried on by f. FINK and C. w. n1NKEY,
and allpersons,whO since that tvme have be-
come Indebted 60 sail Brewery viii please set
tie with the undersigned ; and all persons
having claims against SAID Brewery, contracted
since the LIST day OF May last, will present the
same to the undersgnedfcr payment
L, FINK, Manager.
Winnemut ca, September 90 1870 Wv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

Some English engineers have pro-
iected gigantic tunnel under the Gil
hraltar Strait, from Spain to Africa.
phe length of the tunnel would be nine
miles and its deepest point about three
quarters of a mile under the surface of
water. 1t seems that the. engineers
undertook to realize, tho dreams of. an
isnglishman who wanted to go by land
not only 10 France but even to Africa.
Hence the projects.of, two tunnels, enc
under the English Channel. the other
under the Gibraltar Strait.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

Sealed proposals will be received by the Sec.
rotary OF the Humboldt District A. M. 4 NJ.
Society until October LIST, 1879 for bars, restaur
ant, fruit stands, ice cream stands, and pool
stand at the Fair Grounds. fine Society re-
serve the right TO reject any and all bids
Address proposals, FERD. RIED.
Secretary II. D.'A. NJ. L. NJ. S., Winnemucca.
Nevada. anlA.td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26
FOR. SALE.

N>HE LAFAYETTE HOTEL, situated neas
the Depot, Winnemucea, Nevada The
Hotel Is doing a frst-class business, and win
be sold at bargain, as the proprietor desires 10
retire from the business For terms apply tc
hsproprietor. JOSEPH GERMAN
= Minnemucca, Apii. 81, 1879.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

Thirty locomotives are in constant
use on the Truckee Division of the G.
P, which extends from Tluekee to Win
nemucca
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

George c. Gorham will live in Wash
uigtol this winter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26
October l4th to l1ls inclusive
Pr % q X A VI " r.:


First Day-Ttssseang 0tSer I'm. In
RUNNiSG--Purse, $500: single dash d m.
mile; free tDs,all horses raised ar 49,
Humboldt county, Nevada: four q 49,
ester, three or more to start. Flrt ~
si25; second, $50; third, s25.
RESSJSG--R urva,. $3.50: single da.b ;,
quarter OF a mile; free for all horyes ne
or owned in Humboldt county ys,s1.
four or more to enter three or nors !
start FIRST horse, sS5; second, NJ
third. So -
TROTrING--p DOUBLE TEAMs-Purse No.
Nae heats, two In three; free Ia, s.
horses raised or owned in Hnmh.la
COUNTY Eastern Nevada and Lassn
Oregon; four or more 20 enter, thrte |,
more to start. First team, sl0o; sesssi
800; third, $50. All teams must be drss
together at least two weeks Wyyns
TO the race
Second. Day Wednesday,, Oetobsr. l5a
RUNNlNG-P Purse, $3.50; single dash Of .k,s-
quarters Of a mile; free for all two-year1l.
raised, or owned In Humboldt county ~,
days previous 10 the race, four OF nor q
enter, three or more TO start. First hor.
goo: second slOo; third, so.
| Purse, sg00, mile heats, two !.
three; free for all horses raised or oxnedn
Humboldt county; four or more TO a.sr.
three or more u start. First horse III;
second. $50; thinI-st5.
RUNNING sADDLE HoRsEs-Purse no
free for all yac4ueros In HuuksG
county and Eastern Oregon. sinse
dash OF one mile; four or more "a
enter, three or more 70 start First hcrx
So: second, s25; third. $40. NoEe br.
vacquero horses can enter for this race
ThSd Dag-ThgrsdGy, Ovtoby iea,
Purse, 500; single dash Of haE
nlue; free for every horse In the lnbd
States; four or ulorc 70 eater, three n
more to start. First horse, $3.50, secobt,
SO; third, goo.
TROTTlNG -- THREH-YRAR~@TDs - Pure.
si0o, mHe heats, two IN. three: free for Il
horses raised or ov1ed In Nevada, Eastt.s
Oregon and Idaho; four or more to salsr,
three or more TO start First harse. 80.
second, SIS; third, s25.
RUNNING Purse, 500; single dash Of ohs
mile; free for all mules raised or owned "a
the Pacific Coast. four or more 70 sntsf.
rfree or more % start. First mul. s.,
second, SIS
Eoaxth Day Friday. October In.
i RUNNING Purse, $500; single dash Of mik:
free for all thres-y ear Odds raised OF o. bed
In Humboldt county thirty five days pnef
/ 10 the race; four or more 70 enter, ih'ss
or more 10 start. First horse, -,
/ second, 500: third, $50
RUNNING Purse, $500, mile heats. three o
Hvc; free for all horses In the world four
or more To enter. three or more n star.
First horse, $500 second, $50: third o.
SLOW RACE Purse, sT5; single dash o.
mile; four or more 70 enter, three o. more
/ ~ start. Last morse, $50; next TO last, ".
Entry Fee:
i An Entry Fee~ot rs psr cent. Of the prrs
competed for, must be paid to the Secretary o
tha time Of ,entp..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26
EAGLE CHOP HOUSE,
MAIN STREET, SPRING CITY, NEW,
w. LAYMANCE. ~PR~yRIETOR

81 TIE undersigned a
No. informs his friends <<<xN>
and the public that I'd.
<---~-s-s-. he has Dnt taken tzAakzseEkA
possession Of the above premises. The house
has been cleansed, repaired and returnished
throughout, and'wiH new~ bear comparison II,
every way with any hotel in. the mounta ms.
{ The Sleeping Apartments
Are commodions and airy, and will be found
neat ana clear ALI times Special attention
will be paid to
The Eating Apartments.
j, IN variety and excellence of fare provided.
TINS mouse in the future will surpass the good
reputation II has enjoyed In the past. Fam.
lies and travellers will find the
Fest accommodation nj this House
That can be procured in town, and no one will
DE able to find fault with the charges.
: Sz0'u W. LAYMANcE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-26

TROTrING--poUBLE TEAMS Pure. NJ
pae heats, two In three: free ier s;
horses raised or owned in Humhss
county, Eastern Nevada and las,en
Oregon; four or more 20 enter, three :
more to start. First team. Sl00: sss,ss
go; third, $50. All teams must be dr,s
together at laast two weeks psssos
TO the race