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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
AvisO, avisO, avisO..
1Fortaleza, MIN. 46.

que guso de partcpar pdbico que solafnente
Capital hasta % de los coentes Hama
cbaeos haa
pateados Jarros estos oros ccaas aos e
odamente plteados g. g. exp6ndo surdo pendas
legmo batos Sc agradec6
visia Tamben invita- al Comercio los expenditures
Puero-Rco Dicembre 16 de 1879 .&eS %@t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
ABANICOS.

Verdaderamente baratfsimos SO acaban
de reoibir en- LA FAVORITAs calle de San
Francisco nlim. 81.
Entire las diferentes classes, los hay desde
.un real con borla de seda, hasta los mas f.
nos elegantes q menos precio delque 90
Rcostun bra yehder.
70 gf.villo d CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
CIRCULAR.
Ponce, P. R.,, diciembre Is de 1879.

.,. Sr .}E
Muy sefior milo por compra hecha, segun
escritura notarial, a D. Joaquin Ferran y Pa.
caniHs y d. Pedro Hedilla, del capital que
,respectivamente representation, como conan
ditario el uno gestor ell otro, en- la Sociedad
Hedilla Il Ferran, queda esta disueta, hacien-
dose cargo la nueva que establezco en- esta
fecha, bajo la razon de
... -FERRAN & ca
de tedo ell active y pasivo de aquella, CONT
nuando en- la misna clase de negocios.
Rogandole SO sirva tomar nota de Ia flrma
social, Sc suscribe de V. s. s.
2-3 g j. FeYvGn Ltuis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
AVISO.

Sc solicita un jeven que entienda algo del
arte de fotograffa para colocarlo de ayudan-
te en- la galeria de Ia calle de San Justo nri-
nero IS de esta Capital
Daran razon en- 81 mismo establecinniento
y 81 de comercio, del6r. Lopez Cspero. for
taleza2a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
LEY Dc MQUILINATO Y DESAHUCIO

-,sA Esta obra, comentada por el ilustrado letra-
,d0D. Rafael ,Romeu, secretario de esta Au'
:, Aiencia, ], que 70 mismo que en- Puerto Rico,
= ha teaido erande aceptacion en- la Peninsula,
On dOnde lla impreeo una segunda edici0n, Sc
yaaAslsn Asta imprenta& peso el eiemplar ,
pt bsrsta por doespsa 7 clsntos 2. q T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
i0jo!. i0jo! i0jo!
Billetes de Pto.Rico & 91 ri.
SAN JOSE I4.-F. FUERTES.
D. IA.
-AVISo.

Sc venden tres casas en- esta Ciudad "a sa-
Der, una en- la Gale de 8. Jose marcada con
el mum. II trente a la Casa Pamoquial, otra en-
la Gale de s. Justo ndm. 2l esquinA la de la
Fortaleza, y la otra en- esta Gale, contigua
la anterior marcada con ell ndm. 49, Todas
de todo gravamen producer una renta Sc
gura.
FL que interese algunas de estas tres fncas,
puede dirigirse al estabecimiento del cue sus-
cribe donde Sc les enterara del precio y con-
dicones. a4t 2.
Puerto Rico, Diciembre IL de 1879.-Felipe
Hechit. Manuel M Martinez de Aparicio.
4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
Bst,atos De SIS. uu,

En- la imprenta del BoLETN Sc Yenden
ffosografias del REY. = de Ia REnA de
zEspans, grandes q peso y pequenas q
80 cenfavOs. tls. .4 atf.... ra SIC (
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
ANUNCIOs DIVERSOs.
Vel& de composition De 6y 5 en- paquetes

Sc venden por mayor en- el almacen
de ferreter1a de Francisco Baston & Go.
b. "a @.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
CAMISERIl HlBlNERA.
IS. FORTALEZA-35.

Gran tren de lavado planchado. Acaba
dos de 1legar los dos mejores planchadores
de la Habana, contratados por la casa, ofre-
cemos un nIevo tren que de seguro llena1
las mas exigentes aspiraciones del pdblico
elegante. Los precios para ell lavado y plan
chado de la ropa blanca seran los mas mo-
dicos que aQuf Sc conozcan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
MullenhOff & KOrber,

Sc bacen cargo de cualquer pedido del estran
jero, del despacho de buques en- la aduana J
del trasbordo etc, de efectos para otros puntoi
de la Isla y del Estranjero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
AlanbFs galpaaisado.

Propio para cercar estancias de ganado
en- ell almacen de Espinosa, Rodriguez Il Co.
Bayamon. b. % f.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
MullenhOf & KOrber.

estan realizando las esistencias de Tabacos
elaborados, de sa fabrica, de la cosecha pasada
precies sumamente reducidos. Pidanse nues
trOs precios corrientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

de la sociedad an61ain,a GAIA de ahoTros de
Puerto-Rico.
Hago saber :.que en- junta general de acree-
dores celebrada ell dia diez del actual, resul
taron nombrados Sfndicos de dicha quiebra los
Sres D. German Araujo, D. Enrique Gadea y
D. Cesar de Guillerna, quienes tomaron pose
sion y prestaron el juramento dispuesto y Or
denado por ell Sr Juez de Il Instancia de San
Francisco Sc haga saber dicho nombramiento &
todos los acreedores que no asisteron a "a ex-
presada junta, asf SO verifica por medic del
presente, toda veZ que SO ignora ell domicilie
de los citados acreedores.
Y para que llegue conocienta de aquellos,
libro ell presente en- Puerto-Rico diez Y ocho
de Diciembre de mil ochocientos setenta Y
nueve Pablo Ubarri, Ell Escribano, Deu,e-
trio Jinae,aez q Moreno. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

, Hay en- este, establecimiento un varia
dfsimo surtido recien recibido de chalina
blancas y de color, de un gusto admiral Ie
plastones elegantisimos, medias caladas de
hilo superior (gran belleza en- colores y di
bujos(, infnidad de cutres de preciosos pinta.
dos, boquillas de espuma ambar en- fin,
todo 10 perteneciente al ramo de camiserfa
con abundancia, gusto variedad. Una vi.
sta la CanaisertG Hab01aer0 y quedara mSs
que satisfecho ell pdblico elegante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

Ell Establecimiento de- Jeyeria, " Merceffs
del que suscribe, situado en- Ia casa ndm 80 do
la Gale de Ia Forta lezs. La veAta ne verifca
en- junto 8 separ dam 'nte Ia Joyerfa de ID
Mercerfa, comp end ndo tambien Ia casA
en- que esta situado i gu to del scempradcr.
i Puerto. Rico DiciemDre IL de ls79.--Telipa
Hecht-Manuel M Martinez de .Aparicio.F (
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

MullenhOR & KOrber,
Venden al por mayor J al detail tabacos en- ra-
ma de todas classes De los distritos mas acre
ditados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
MullenhOf & KOrber.
aescuentan giros y obligaciones de corta vista
MullenhOff e. KOrber,

reciben consgnaciones y dan avances sobre
elias Dan avances tambien sobre productos
que Sc embarcan por su mediacion L6ndres,
Hamburgo etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
MullenhOf e. KOrber,

ofrecen los Sres. Tabaqueros cajas vacias pa
70 Tabacos, en- tablas, 6 montadas, timbrada
Y fileteadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

salmon ingl6s 6n latas en- EEL Oolmado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
MullenhOff & TX Orber,

tienen constantemente dep6sito de Cerveza
7aanateg0 y0lenadma. Vino frances. EsenciG
de n,al0gAeta. Ron de n,alGgueta, cuyos ar
ticulos venden precios muy baratos, oil con-
tadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

aalleatas inglesas surtidas en E1 colmado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

q
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
Announcements

Use Brummeil's Celebrated Cough Drops.
Tic genuine A. H. r each drop Price, l2c box
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
UYDROGR.fPHIC REPORT.
uYpEoGr,rnit OFFICE. CHAgt DFrAEn
WASHINGTON. Jan L. Il
Tho following Is the report of The United states Hydro
gt.il1c Oncr for Ihe wee X ending JANUARY Is 1879



WASHINGTON. Jan. L. 1873 :
Tho following Is the report of The United States Hydro
qI:.lllC Ofcr for ihe Wetk ending January is. 1879
CHARTS CORRECTED DrhING TnL wEEK
so of chart lJ Title South rachc ocean. She B.
orr, .,. CorecIn tirc, rocks discovered: lat 30 2 :
Ion ~, % IL 81 80 =. ion l's 20 l., lat "a
o t,bar, a. Title south Pacific Ocean Sheet 8 west.
ern She l. Correction rock discovered of sou
xr q, chart &c. Title Northwest Coast Of Talhti etc
VIth laons or
al entrance u I.aIhcte iaGbOf. - .,.
80 Of chart, j3J Title. Eapete HaDoi IaLlu Same
Va Of Chart 52a Tirie North Pacific Ocean. Sheet A.
ION soundngs IN from 20 {" - itlOI water
M miles southwest OrmSby Bank. GilltoO Passage
Snof chart yII Title, Ca.ayiu. and adjacent Ia.
correction. coral titrh having o.. "a
water over between CagA ll ana AlteSec Islands.
wcsefnpsrt Correction position Of buoy On santa Marta
bank changed. - o..,. ,,.-.,,.. c,r.i, ...,..
%" Of CHAT AS Thc Magellan strait. Western part.
49," of Chaf 4jO Tue Harbor and Anchoages in Magc.
Ian correction
Title. English NaTO~s etc CORRECTION,
Magellan -tTaita placed IN Mcsslcr Chdinel
So of chart 7sO Title Cumberland bay, Juan Fernando
leland Correction new mole built aud light placed omit
No ~ Chart 1871 Title south America, west coast, sheet
o. Correction, light established at lIulque.
M II Chart 800 Title MODsung luNef China COrrec-
uou changes positions Of WOOsuug light boat snd buoy
and IN ranges Of WOOsnDg hght
M Of Chart 80 Tile English Channel. sheet .. eastern
part Correction wTocE buoy placed OIL te England souh
coast. o,., .,
Correction change IL pos ton oi BOkuH hghtVcssel en-
trance Of River Ems
NO Of Chart 2g2 Title Baltic sos sheet ]. Western part
CORRECTION fight established on Buchs Point. Germany
No. Of Chart 20J. Title tcemeTn HCit and Lubcck Bay
correction.
No Chart 200. 1uo. North sea- sheet J. southern part
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOL-BV Steaqsai0 ycccd1-M. T. stone,
Miss Smyth H. Nty~ett W iayt0n, J. PcITe T. Bccslcy,
J. Marun j. W. WdcOut, \. Brest, l.. Ebcnsav.
StedtShtp ttgcFI.l. a AI@cnti J.. B Baldwin. II.
Rnupgton Dr. r. A. Bogle captain 'o9mtr W - Bourn,
lrrmncT a. L. BrOWn J. ". Campbell II. Chapiu. J. II.
CoIdeu q. B Dayson r. Dndgton r. Dude on, ir +. Dui
geun, W DudgeOn. Miss DudlcOn, Henry y. Edcrshaw,
Couuol Chancs tarchlG irS aicnld g. T. lldignt Miss
H. IIa-lnm W. f. Johnston, G. H. JOIusDn Godfrey Kelsey
David Kerr Miss NJ A. Kelly VIM. Lee ATtiuO T. Let's the
Rev W KNOX Little the Rev J0hn Il. Morgan Captain J.
Moses T. VI. Narn, D. philbrcE. LID. B NJ. Plummer
IIcnly RANKIN a Read Iums~y john Buckley sharp
H. ~hrnler H. Simmns Jun MAJOR ~Ooway. Mrs SOuwav.
Master Herbert SOOwdy, Master Lloyd SOoway, :. b..
Grant IhOrnbuI, ioheIt y runner i. Wtbt
J. II. WntDoy. 4. Il. Williams. W H. Wing;
I'y SfrInshtD (rtttr.-A ATun", =. BlUmcIthal,
klchurs Miss ". Brockchurst John 'ampbe Robert
John CHy, Il Carrie. Andrew trdwiOrl, \.
Day, Master NJ G. Day niant s. NJ Donaldson. Mr Fer
gusn g. H. Foster a. j. Fkr Miss Green, Ii utcbant r.
Z Greene T. : A; Mrs \; NJ nan Henry rcmingNa, 4.
J. Henderson, H. G. Hamilton, j II. l-sliu, Mrs j.
Isen Miss s.lm Master Iseln, Mss Iscln aud A.
ka,l0r NJ IamaTchr. G.. I0cb u. Lager, : DcWV, T. B.
I'm" r. MacuntOsI. =. A Morrison = +. Mackiunon Mrs
pror Miss Florence Prior. g. Grant Ptt"fkiu j. Robert.
son Miss RYDER Mauut2 ~gu 4 stephen. J. n. Suhcr.
land G. W Siewat J. :. 1TotcI, MT~ j. d. Woodward Mn-.
III Woogrr j. RWaker J. Myd, MI Brooks, 81. lhalman
NJ. Vol. MI Ryan.
FROM HAM 81 re- Bd SsUHfbiD Hcfi,E-W -cl!rainn.
Walmach C. kreuzer j. kfent4rf H. Reach \. Lem
Hang Iahn T. LcusidIiH From HaNIc-M. iaCkc and
family l. FuIlOng, Nj. ana MI. Howell.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

PLEURIrIC ATTACKS SUBDUED by
JAMES kXPECIOEANr.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
nlsArrrAnAxcr oF YOUNG JAMES oRroN.

James Orton, aye nineteen, son OF the late
prcsdcut Of the Western Union Telegraph Company Is
missing from his mothers house No 4l3 West twenty
third st. and the family and friends arc greatly ds-
iresscd at ms unexplained absence. The young man.
who a law student went from home at O'Clock on
s.,urdov 10 jewellers store at Twenty -third-. and
eixth-aye on an errand for his mother. birthday
present brother William Orton' was intrusted to
ms care with an order to the leweorto marx IT, He
1 moi rcturn and Yesterday police aid was invoked IN
fbe scarcn. general alarm was sent out GcscfIolhg
thc yOuug man slender, smOotbaeed and dressed IN
black clothes There j. said 10 be no reason Why ne
should wish to leave his home thus abruptly.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

A 25-ccnt bottle of PoRTERs CoUGH BAL
sLN Will relieve your ccGgh.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
cIo.Iyc JrsTICE pINCKNEY's DLFENCE.

In the continuation of the defence OF JUS
tice Pinckney the investigation before the referee
eight witnesse. were examined saturday. James H.
Davies the conf ientia clerk Of the Justice said maj ne
I'D never seen him intoxicated the bench; tNt ne
mad never smggsted any decision OF cnange oI decision
IN the Justice United States Commissioner Davenport
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

te,aed that he had frequently transacted business III
the court and never the defendant drunk Jae "a ne
cwi The anjtor said that he had carried quor 10 the
Jnstcc bni never while he was the bench nor hau
ne ever seen him intoxicated there
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Pycroort HOuS6- Henry Adams, OF Boston.
v 1d,oy Hofeipaymaster A. PIttcharl. L. = N..F IN
AZ nW Ho'I-Gcnera Charles T. Furlonc OF MssissipPi-
Stb%n1yIs 10 rl-Pavml Lawrence .BoGes, T. = NJ
81 Nicholas Hofei-Captain II. W. Howgaie l. > ~ ana
Lieutenant W. III. Turner, T. = ~ A'fOP01"a" H0"-
Judge Il. d. Hughes Hartford Conn.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
HOME Ne us.
rHERNoMETKR YESTERDAY AT HuDNUTa NO
2ls BROADWAY

Gam o5" Noon o7'. : d m 81. nidnirnt' -
HlghsM dufins the dsv. II. Lowesf: -
erage 26P Same dsT ls7a so
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

Correction leading light HarlnceD Zuyder Zee reghted
ana Just aDd spikeroog Isles
40 on Chart l27 Title Ports In the Gull OF Venice COT
rectn change position of buOys Fazana Chahhei A
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
NARINE LNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun ris,s 72O sun sets .... Clock fast In Qs
Moon rl.es m Moon souts 1Ojj Moons age, 2S
HIGU WATER TO-UN-A ".
sandy HOOK . 557 Gov island. G2i III Gate.... sl3
WATER IODhY-".
sandy Hook. G2j Island. Gj9 Hell Gste....
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

IRVlNGTON.-ln' ne hoilldh ,dlholi'S vi iiNlnE-
ton ua Sc decided 10 ljO ~ thor old church !nrc
Iy rattle during next mouih Thcy VIII sell 1000
chances AT - cach..lt is proposed hy sOIie uf
the p:omncnt RESIDENT, ci Tafry town to erect new
monument TO designate spot where MAJOR Andre
captured.
POET CUEerrR.-Gp. rye W Smith. School COinnlis-
soncr for the Secon District Of Wcschcster County,
who assumed bis duties on JaEuIry died at his resi-
dencc IL Port Chester, yesterday, OF pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

STEEL FHE-PROOF SAFES. No CAST IRON.
FgOTnNGnAM EMORY, No. 10 Vescyst
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

William Rush. who is interested in
a mine on Arizona Hill at fUnionville.
arrived 10 town last evening. and left
this morning for Dun Glen to look at
the Lang ,Syna mine.
0. P. Crawford sold an interest in q
mine in Mount Rose District yesterday
apdr departed on the western bound
passenger train.
George w Baker. an old resident
and energetic citizen of, Winuem ucca.
returned with his. family from Mime
sofa to day
W. B. Haskell. formerly of this
county, and nov Interested in lands
aud herds in Paradise valley, 9 in town
MIR Haskell is nov engaged in the
practice of law in Petaiuma, California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
The NEW ROUTE TO IDAHO.

What IL is Expected to Accsm plisIa.
The Silver City Avalanche has the
following relative to the proposed new
route fro Winnemucca to Idaho:
I'm the cours, of an int .rview. re
Gently, with B. W. Gr,fi }. Esq Di
vision Stage Agent. we were pleased to
learn that there is "a good prospect for
opening up the new road between Sill
yer City and Wiunem1ccs at an early
day The routesis via Three Forks aud
Paradise Valley. and will shorten Che
road dist nce OF 6 lies, or. in other
words, briog it dowo to loo miles in
stead of 2l0 miles. as at present. by the
jordan Valley and Camp MeOermit
route. Oniy a few thousand dollars
will be required to open up the new
road and to m Ike it an accomplished
fact. and open 10 public benefit The
citizens of Boise, Silver City. Whine
mucca aud Paradise have a direct in-
terest. BY the new route, the mer
Oh ants of Boise City are placed at dis
tauce of 2)J mites from the railroad
The great bulk of their freightiog is
now done by way of Kslton. n distance
of $50 miles. Hence. l. il for their in
tersst to extend a, liberal aid toward the
tue opening 10 of the new road. and it
il also more especially for the interests
of1ths merchants and citiz,ns Of Wio
nemucca to do ali they can in the same
direction, q as their town would be
greatly bens6tted By being ma ie the
principal entrepot for the reception and
shipment of goods for the two leading
cities and other points in the most
populous s-cion of IlAao. We shall
have more to say on t1is subject soon,
and in the IN sautime We ask the people
interested to give the matter eariy con-
sideratiou." a.t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
Floral Emporium.
TAXPAYER.

The Busy Bees have ordered a large
invoice of the choicest varieties of all
kinds of houss plants, fpwers and
shrubbery. aud have made arrange.
ments to supply the whole county. Of
prices that defy com setition.> The
plants will arrive abBnt the LIST of
April. and are of varieties adapted to
the climate of Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

Battle Mountain l. 'dgs No 81. 10
o. f o.. d. was institutet at Battle
Mountain last night, and the following
of6oers were Installed: A d ~Lamaire,
N. GIL w. McWiIlisms; ", G. +; Rob.
err McBeth Secretary; - Msccrow.
Treasurer Several members of the
Order from Winnemucca attended and
participateddin the ceremonies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

The Blue B.il mine. in Mount Rose
District, Was purchased yesterday for
San Francisco men, by Colonel Robin.
son. for $24,UOJ Fac first in sta lnent
of the money, amounting to $3.50.
was paid yesterday. Ths fortunate
owners of Par .dIse mines are getting
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

The first assessment levied in Mount
Rose District is published to day 1t
il one of two cents per share yon the
capital stock of the Arthur Consolidated
G. L ). NJ. Company, which becomes
delinquent April 18th.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

Cap Elliott. who has been to Silver
State district. inf,rms~us that he ex.
amined eighteen locations while there,
and is of the opinion that at least ten
Of the eighteen will prove to be rich
mines Hs N ,1e location north of
Silver State. ora from which assays
81 ,262 in gold and silver to the ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
IoGaG AsrE l. LlcEMcE.
THE BULLION TAX QUESTION.
What a Taxpayer has, to say
About ~.
WINNEMUccA, March 10. 1879.


EDITOR SILVER STATE: In your paper
of yesterday / see thar Governor Kin
kead has signed the bill releasing the
the mining corporations from the
PENALTIES imposed npon them by law
for failure to pay their just taxes
| will venture he assertion that there
is not an intelligent person in the State
that was surprised az the action of the
Legislature aud the Governor in the
passage and approval Of the bill. Yet
all hoped that it might be otherwise.
Every one. who was not too partisan to
view the situation from an impartial
standpoint. beliered that the bin would
b. passed and would become law
either bv the Governors signature. or
by act of limitation. bis party pledges
to the. contrary. notwithstanding. II
would have been treating those
wealthy CORPORATIONS with disrespect
and injustice TO have done, otherwise,
after they had 40 lavishly expended
their moses 10 behalf of the r .pnbli-
can candidates in the last election and
the furnishing OF eloquent stump
speakers to canvass the State pledgiug
the Republican party against any modi.
fication or int-rferencs with the bullion
tax; bat party pledges, like pie crust,
ar made to be broken" The excuse
Is that to compel the payment of the
back tax aud penalties would impover-
ish MANY OF the aiming com oanies; bat
we should remember that this tax. was
levied up IN bullion that has long since
be n disposed Of by those com psnies.
aud they have r-aoe1 the benefit of the
same Can this be an excuse Sup.
pose some poor ranches should fail to
pay his taxes (Which frequently oc.
curs). rs required by law, and he
should apply to the Legislature to be
released from the payment of his 25
per cent. (or whatever the amount
might oe) wonld he not be told that the
establishment of snch precedent
would sap the foundations of our insti.
tutious. Still the ranchers. the poor
men of Nevada, are as much entitled to
be relieved a. the bonanza companies.
Does anyone think or believe for q
moment that Governor Bradley would
haze signed that bill opine not Que.
Call him boor if you will. bnt he was
always for the people aud with the
people.
The gentlemen who were elected to
represent the interssts of the people of
Nevada have violated every pledge
made to the people. aud instead of COM
plying with their solemn pledges. have
bowed TO the behest of the corporations
and mining rings.
The people who voted for Governor
Kinkead were under thu impression
that hs would stand firm aud un.
wavering 10 his pledges. How has he
fulfilled the trust? Go ask the tax.
payers two years hence. When the large
amount in the Treasury has been ex.
hausted money that was accumulated
by that honest aud faithful friend OF
the people. Ex-Governor L. r. Bradley.
Al the end of two ysrs an extra tax
will have to be levied upon the people
to make no the amount nov given to
to the wealthy corporations. 1t is hoped
the people will STUDY wall the lesson
just taught. and 10 the future elect him
to Office who will endeavor to retrieve
the lost honor of the State.
TAypAyER
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

Itis again announced that the agree
ment between iSutro and the miui0g
com paDies of the Comstock has
been definitely settled. The papers
are in the han IL of thu printer and will
be ratified Immediate ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
Ballion ahippe,l .

The Paradise Mining Company
shipped from Rye Patch yesterday two
bars of bullion. valued at $3,067 40.
Wells. Fargo Il Co. S express brought
down from Silver City. Idaho, yester-
day bullion valued at $l3.2l9.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

AN ASTRONOMICAL Photographed observes
that IF mas arn We're 'ong emo Ugh
TO reach the 500, it would Do over three
years before ha felt that his fingers
were burnt"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

r. II. Parkinson, of the Carson
,Tribuue, was taken suddenly aud seri-
ousIy i'll last Tuesday in San Francisco,
where bis wife has bssn called to
attend him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20

A heavy shower of rain fell in the
valley this morning and the mountains
were white with snow from summit to
base.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-20
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