davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-01
a lad Precedent.
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Ntp FORK JaHrna! ef Cnn.fntrrt {Dtm,1.
II tho steamship subsidies were quite unob-
jecttonablu In themrc1yes, experience aaoull
leach us tho great risk OF Initiating policy
which would lead without fail 10 the grussest
abuaes. The advice OF the President and Mr..
EvaFts canuot possibly be taken without bring
Ing down upon she Treasury an avalanche Of
extravaganza and fraud. Tive these subsidy.
hunters IN Inch md they will take an Gill tits
not one Of these evils, but Paudoru's box full
Ut them, that nc dread.
, 1879-01-01

Two OF three Tcara ago Zach Chandler tried
to coax Senator Cbrlstlaucy Into wasn't Judge
ship. Nov 1t IL said that be Il urging the ap.
potntmOnts to the Berlin Mtssion of tho good
old gentleman who stands Ia this way Of hts
getting Ills old Senatorial Chair back again.
Chr[attsney IL wholly untitled for diplomatic
poat. lts IL neither Koai-looktng nor sociable,
hs speaks no foreign language, aud, II runlnr
he correct, hn Is anything but liberal III t,s mot0
Of living. lie makes tolnrably surresslul Sen-
stor, but u Minister he would bo q had
failure.
, 1879-01-01

According to our Indianapolis correspondent,
tho Republican members OF the indiana Legtsla-
turc are not l[spoaed 10 put obstacles tn the
way Of Senator Voorhees, reelection. They
Tiew tho matter from the standpoint of pnrty
txpediency. A loug term Of Voorhees,, they
think, would haya tcudsncy TO increase the
Republican vote,
, 1879-01-01

Cincinnati Cpntfasrcta! {fad. Rtp.1.
The Republican party wilt not lack lenders In
1880, apd Grant will not be its candidate. When
tho time comes 10 tc decisive, II will be evident
that no tnan eutl ever be elected President for
more terms than George Washington served.
, 1879-01-01
RepHlfAtfon In Eoutl, CnroIina.

HHFtffFd rohf1nf fRtD.f.
"lat snuth Carolina Il attempting 10 do In
the reln,lialion line is apparently this: A. year
or two ago therc WAS dispute a. to tt.e validity
OF sopc of tho 8taie bonds, and the creditors
Of the State agreed to accept . scallnR-down of
'o per cent. This WIS accomplished by means
Of the eo,cafIed Consolidation act,n
which was sunported by the Democrats
nn the GROUND Tint thcre l,ad bectl
frEeeuartlics IN the issue OF the bonds. In thIs
way the debt vas rc.luced onc-lalf. An atte1up.
is nav made to repn,ltate tho greater part Of
these consolidated banda, the pretext being thu
same lrreRulnr!ttes on account Of which the
debt was sealcd. The case has bern before tho
Court Of Claims. vhich-uGucnce1 apparently
by tDpufar clnmor-ltas decided that more than
twu-tAlrls Of tho consolidated Lnnds arc Invalid.
The creditors, MANY Of whom are citizens OF tho
State, will carry tic easo to The Supreme C.,,lrt
ot the State, and. II necessary, to tle United
States Supreme Court, and will probably event
ualIy get Judgment in their fasor. but tho
spirit manifested by tho greater portion Of tho
pcnocrats Of the state docs not encourage
belief that tile t1ehs will be houcstlv paid, no
matter what the judgment may BE-.
, 1879-01-01
Seymour to the Trout AxAln4

HEW Nlk3N Rf01HFF l5NHl. ].
While Bayard u able and brilliant he II s1so
young,-too young to Ia PrcsIieat,-and le
hat1s from Southern State. Bayassi Is pastte-
ula1ly obnoxious to tho Gfernback Democrats,
aud for that reason IL not szfe candidate.
Seymour baa made no recent record Oh she sub
1eck. lie 10 Democrat, aud easily chief of the
party. No Democrat Tan object, With reason, tu
supporting him. Hayar1 eunt2lns the makl1x
Of gsvat Democratic leader aud statxtm2ns
but e1-Goy. Seymour ID great Dem-
ogTatic leader and statesman. liz occu-
pies commanding political situation. New
York must be carried to elect Democratic
President. True, hr was defeated o,ice. L4t hs
ba4 no chance pi election. With the south tu
sh4ckIea Scyuiuur was handicapped. With the
6outh fTee he u the strongest usn the Demo
Alat1 can usue.
, 1879-01-01

don't want 10 acc any one OF the family that's
going 10 make fool Of themselves BY marrying
Aforcigner.'
A correspondent sars that the reported use
Of The WHIPPING post In Delaware Is "all In
your eye, !" becnuAe It Is " under the lash.h
, 1879-01-01
CURRENT OPINION.


Er, TIf4ep'a Candidate,
HH6oio Eznrsst. tEtn.,.
It Is understood that Mr. Titden fsvors Mr..
Hendricks for the berlin Mission, or Mr. Thur.
man,-hc isn't particular which.
, 1879-01-01

4 brIRht raT pierced tbs R'oomt An Angel stood,
E1ad In bright fnlne ut, near 4 broken tomb.
And pointing upward: onr lifted eyes beheld
tlnf foyed one happy In her native sky.
Why cali her back! A few more mlle .atones
paAied.
4 few mnrr years Of hope. and faith. and work;
And We shah meet her 1t The jonrney's end.
And Ill "a homo together. Blessed thnu2htl
Hstl, new. born Tesr. fr1rKht with our Fathers
love!
Rtron4 BE- ouf heafta to watk IfTs ahtning wayt
Drop not our faith! va know that God Ia good,
His wisdom il anerEanR, and Ills paths ali peace.
1EFR[sfc.
'187H-sD.
FAREWELL Old Year! Your folttes and fan,ts
Shall eerve A. memtntos OF miller that Ars trad.
Aud hu like dear friends IN thetr funeral vauttl,
lameneh ty ~ and forgiven by tod:
Yet though bufled and pat, the frutts that they
bear
Shall teach n Ia future the lesson Of Love.
And tho seed that va sow with each penitent tear
Snail perfume inc gales that sre waited abo!s.
Hut e!l Of the Joys that have brighten'd our lot
Shs! live in our nemoffes, lender and dear
Ehhll follow our footstsps. to hAl1ow each spot
That &c tEesd on our way through the glad New
1tsr. "ULfvkK TwtAT.''
, 1879-01-01

I3fFSldHT HfTd1dl RtU.I J,
Gen. Grant finds that he has Omitted ireland
from the countries to be visited before he re-
turns home, and he will go there NJ once. A
travelling candidate for the Presidency who
shoulu give the Grccn Isle the go-by would ba
ygry iuiuuictoue ulan.
, 1879-01-01


0,t Cifv Itr1tck tl1ttn.'.
south.Casoltna legislators arc trying to pass
. Law aeatnst the carrying OF concealed weapons.
It IL thought the bill will be defeated, because
a two.tt,trds majority carry scyeli.Abootera IN
their l1p-oockets, wI,llo tho Speaker neyef 7en-
lures forth without kttfe in llts boat.
, 1879-01-01
Tfa1Fman'A 1teAponae.

Tt,uFman'A 1teAponae.
Albany .faurndi tEttr.l.
They nracd him to run III Ohio:
Bat Thurman stptIeA. with sIgh o.
ffonf cnax!n1 in vain:
l can't stand the RtraIn,'.
Said tn 10 frank little u,ap from Ohie.
, 1879-01-01

~-<>e"~-~~>--.-
TT0R aALE-ss.np-EI.a a,l DUwS BALANEE .
% Ms'!Ison ~. tetxetn 1!o,nc and Ltncon. i you
ire i Il. Ts Il III rine. ~ H. surs e ocK T ts
LAT y you srr going to invtst In Chicago.
SIIi caAn viii buy 12.rn9n 9.sorJ fran~d dwelling
and lot Txi35 North front on Fft!etat IN feet west
q e'0'e
&l eachy lots 241 cU taeh. souih 'front.' on TaI,or-
It.. between Wood and t.lnr91n.
a1Gn-A nice 7.Toom cottAGe and lot a41i3n on
s2 7,~xT1 9nwn, herr III Il ! nnr ..storY H. b,.r.
mrnt octason front. 70. .roons. 4! rsodern tntshed
brick dwelling and lot 1lxI!5. south fFt,nt Forty
nE1t.et. between Langley and vtatcnnes. .ayA 1t IL
certainly cheap = sha hv 1fs t, Gs :nd Is Sc
CoN sALE-ASD ExclfAS0E-i7 ACHES CHOICE
f. garden land nrat Eh!csk ku1 hoise knd lot cornrr
at 5oar own price. II. KENNEDY, s6 WsshInEton.st,.
basement. -
I,On HA1,E-GEEAT BARGAINS IN FItlHT. GLARS
Improved rentrHl located bu,tne.a prnprfty, frum
ai0, 600 10 &f7AnD. INQUIRE OF JACOB WE'LL. ~
WasNthRtou.et.
, 1879-01-01

"Tho South Maak Go with the East.~
GA4Ft<stoA tx ca Ases tLkH.l.
The aim OF tho South being to 1nalntstn re-
publican Institutions, 10 restore the old standard
oi capAhtllty and iptegr!ty In pubiic a6alFs. ~
, 1879-01-01

CTnAYED- -FlstiM TIlE i'I!EAiiHEs NJ EYt:ELEIflii
sE,a ntoss Gumpa.7 1 cnr Ea'r axs g.a5 ors viii
tt1ty ran " fvn return tlir to- viii l,v suitably
f-xardrd hy E1rri4loF tt1e tuuypapy MI Sun ar.
, 1879-01-01

ought to BE- dlscusectl3 Gool HaGun-roa.l
through, tho country now 10 the next thing q
importance TO the Wholc people to the railtoaLt
~ ie1} ah} esery coIbty 10 tiln stne nas aone WI
sas. ~ ~ aI,.s npm "My ao. emp.o5 tne anov
ths at.tet l'""'nk Sooo "'son'9 mos.nw.m ,.s,""R
,,,-,m o.>,-
CUhNENl Uf1NlUNs
Arr. TIfdep's Candidate,
H't6oio Eznrsst. tEtp.,.
Hendricks for the l3crjtp Mission, or Mr. Thur
man,-hc isn't particular which.
n. r.,~a r...,
rYar4nnau f,m,..rrta, t,ot r.n,
Tb. penn,,tfr.n nartv x1i nj mt i",a.,. I,
1sso and i,,snt viii mi hs u. c.,.,L,,ts who,
TIM ,fme cno,r. r. hc ,fcc,.,rc n w,,, h. ,st,,"n
that no rnan el,l ever be elected presiccnt 10
more terms than George Washington served.
----
Thurmau'a 1searon.s,
4,toou .,o,,roo, tt,4r
-. ans1 n.,.!l.,', "'A1" u'"' !" -" W oao'
"u,'x.h !sp"s". "ln "e" "
rras'1 aoHt ,.tna eoa4,hs ,h!s 70 .,,s3ia:, van:
Said til ID frank little man from Ohis.
Grant and Ireland.
C3frsIantf iIrraldl HtsD
Gen. Grant finds that he has omitted 1selapt
from the countries to ba visited before he re
turns home, and he will gu there st once. A
travelling candidate for the Presidency rht
snouia E Eage tno ufecn ls1e the go'oy Woa'a w
'st' 'u'a''s''as n'A".
uoncsn1sd xveanors In a,ntt r.,o,tr..
eo,,.,. .r,,,o,t.,, "s 'ssi.i..".. "'. .sn
soutn'Caso'lha legislators arc tt}'nE to rast
= law aaalnst the carrying OF concealed WEAPONS
a twu-thtrds majority carry seven shooters /.
their ll1p-oockets, whlo tho Speaker never 7en
tures forth without kulfe in bis boat.
-
a.s1.sn ~" 1an .:...s,n.a assaoe:
Ac,ord,ro ~ o,,r In,,,ananols "r. ..nrre.ro,a.,.
Tin p.,rttt,.r, ,,a,n1,o-. NJ ,,o ,n,,.n. aw,.,.
,,,-, -. 49, .1r.,,o..a -, +,, ,h.,a.,. T.. a..
suio a.s NV "'0poH,a ~ pas ooe'as,ea :" lux
MsJ q eenatot sooIhees Iefleetlon: Ihes
s!oM H. MseteF ituns tne s1anopg!ot y! pntty
naiI, inInk; Mou'a haSa tehasncy 10 increase tue
hepuot'ean VOTE
1,.n,,,,.up.. ..,,..,,., r.,,,.
Rashf"aeon fhh tofm.a
Inc contest ior TIC fadIcal PRESIDENTIAL notn-
nation two years hence secms 10 have already
practically narrowed itself down TO Grant,
Blaine, aud Wsshburne. Tho two former stand
a. the principal active competitors; the latter a.
the most olst'nEoiehed Tepresenthtare OF tue
ketsn,,ash IL. = w ,,i. eanouates; rfants
ss.s 49,, % ,ua.ihs; a., aa , t. ~ sno Asoslli.
$50 svcrvwhars - !" 'ee' p'''s''o sot1 VI
"a'' e's'1"
xte rors c.r,..r.,e, "r n1 s,"..,,..s "st l"'
Ma ~. na+"a.e.I" :. n,.p.t.. s".p. ..
haa toe Dcnoesat'e Visiting statesmen'"
m !
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Ungrateful Tramps.

Some tramps visited Echo Canyon in
the Humboldt range. where Dane,
whose name we could not learn, is en-
gagged in gardening. The owner of the
garden treated them we'll, shared his
provisions with them and told them
to make themselves at home while they
remained. A few days ago he went to
work in his garden, which was out of
sight of the house, where he left the
tramps. When he went home at noon,
the tramps We're gone and the migrate
full scoundrels ransacked his cabin, stole
a bar of gold bullion worth $75 or 500.
also,his tobacco and what provisions
they could conveniently carry. He
tracked them over the mountains to
the head of Buena Vista Creek, where
he lost all trace of them. State Prison
would be too comfortable place for
such thieves.
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INTELLIGEN CE.
TINE FAIR QUESTION.
A Member or the society who FavOrs
Races.

ED. SILVER STATE "A communica-
ton in Tuesdays paper, headed "The
County Fair and what Member of
the Society thinks about it, says ''that
the success of the fair depended on the
people of Humboldt county" So far as
the Fair is concerned, / think it does,
and fully agree with the writer, but as
the exhibits heretofore have not been
success, think it would be useless to
attempt to have anything this year but
races, which, in all probability, will
benefit every business man in Winnie
mucca, to some extent, in fact | think
as much as regular Fair. At present
there is about 500 subscribed; about
$500 standing out ON last years subscrip-
ton, at least 5000 Of which is good, and
S79 on hand. These amounts, together
with entry fees and gate money and
what NAV yet be subscribed, will en-
able the Society to give about 81, 900 in
purses. Let the entries be confined
principally to county horses, and / think
we can have good time and keep the
money in the county. which, in my
opinion, would be good thing. On
next Friday evening the Trustees meet,
and there will be "a committee appointed
to arrange a programme. Hoping we
may be successful and that all will lend
a helping hand, is the wish Of
One OF THE SOCIETY.
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A woman with two children, the
oldest boy about eight years of age
and the youngest a sucking babe, is
around soliciting money TO take her
to her parents in San Francisco. She
says her husband is dead, and that she
has come all the way from Dallas,
Texas, without money OF means of any
kind, except what she received from
the charitable ON the road SoIse sus-
pect that she has husband, who
travels with her from station to station
and sends her begging with her children
to create sympathy, but there is no evil
dence that these suspicious are well
founded.
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Personaf Notes.

G. E. Taylor, of Mill City, was in
town yesterday. He says the Lang
Syne mill is running splendidly, and
they will make big bullion shipment
in week or so.
s. Buckingham, who has been in poor
health for several weeks, left yesterday
for Carson City, with the intention Of
going right on to Lake Bigler.
A. d. Williams, late of the Central
Hotel, left last evening with his family
for England, his native land. How
soon, if ever, he returns, he does not
know; but, like all those who go east
or to the old country, probably much
sooner than he anticipates.
G. w. Rutherford, of Unionville, is
in town. He reports water scarce in
Buena Vista creek, but the mills are
all running and times on the mend.
Henry Warren, of Paradise Valley,
is in town. He says they are all pros
pective millionaires in that region.
Samuel Linkton prominent mining
man, is here on his return from visit
to the Paradise mines.
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The Rufralo Springs Row.

Andrew Kenninger, who was arrested
last Sunday for alleged assault on AL
Shaw, at Buffalo Station, has been
placed under $500 bonds to await ex-
animation. DIR. Hanson, who went to
attend Shaw, returned yesterday, and
reports that his injuries are of such
serious character that, under the most
favorable circumstances, he cannot come
here to testify in less than eight or ten
days. Meantime, the crop, in which
Kenninger and Shaw are jointly inter-
ested, and consisting of over one hun
dred acres of grain, is ripe and ought
to be harvested. Kenninger says he
did not assault Shaw, and was not at
the house when he was beaten; that
there were several drunken white men
and Indians about the station at the
the time of the row, and that Shaw was
beaten and bruised when he Ken
Dinger) went to the house. Kenninger
thinks he can give bonds by going to
Snaps Station, and the Sheriff leaves
with him for that place to-day, as his
crop will be destroyed unless he is per-
mitted to harvest it.
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M. S. Bonnifield and s. s. Grass, who
have been taking lessons in mining and
farming in Paradise Valley, returned
yesterday. They report great excite
ment at Willow Point, over rich mine
found on the East side of Paradise Val.
ley. about eight miles from Willow
Point. The discovery was made by
George Hymer and the ledge is said to
be four feet wide and very rich.
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winnensueca FIGURING Mills.

Improved machinery is now being put
in the Winnemucca FIGURING Mills.
The proprietor, Mr.. Kemler, is deter
mined not to be excelled in making -four,
by any mills on the Coast, and will
spare no expense in keeping the Winnie
mueca Mills up to the highest standard.
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Little Lolita.

Miss Lolita, the sprightly little girl
who astonished San Francisco show
goers some fifteen or sixteen years ago,
and who has acquired quite a reputa-
ton as an actress in the Eastern States,
was passenger on yesterdays train go
ing west.
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All kinds of traits in seasonreceived
daily by j. f. Bannister. Goods de-
livered frse of charge to customers in
any part OF town by J. f. BANNIsTER.
au5-tf
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Cattle shipped.

Dunphy & Hildreth, the great cattle
kings of Central Nevada, shipped thir-
teen. car loads of fat beeves from Iron
Point to San Francisco yesterday.
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The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They will be
sold cheap for cash or approved security.
Apply to ALEX. WISE,
Winnemucca, July %, 1879. tt
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All varieties Of fruits in season, lines
aud Sicily lemons, etc, are now re-
ceived daily at c. Chenoweth's store,
and will be sold at the lowest market
prices. Call and sample his stock.
a2.tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-07

A dwelling house, containing four
rooms, situated ON Third street. For
terms apply to s. w Rose.
aul-tf
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Practical Matchmaker.

Geo. II. jackson, practical watch.
maker, with j. T.. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap20-tf
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Tea Trains.

Another cargo of tea has arrived at
San Francisco, and special trains, loaded
with the leaf, are now on the way east.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-07

CHEW JACKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. noy2O- 7S-ly.
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FOR SALE.

Barry Ranch and Mink Business with
all the necessary appurterances to the same,
and.Tithinp three miles OF town. For further
particulars and informatiomi on premises
oref e CHENOWETH. Propfietors
Winneinuccar Nevada, August q, 1879. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-07

For the Kidneys and Bladder.
Damfana. Rftters.-N. kevysss
Agents. WiSSneanaacca.-
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AN FRANCISCO srocK REPORT.

Last Evenings Board.
100 RAYMOND & Ely 81
50 Eureka Con, Ia LA
$50 Jackson
80 Phenix ~
$50 Belmont zoe
2150 Leopard | 10 ll5c
1880 ella l20 1909
200 Northern Belle 40 4O0c
GOO Hussey l5c
S25 Manhattan 2
40 Gran. Prize 81
lO4D ArgenA Y
$50 Independence 2g5 30Oc
800 Morning Star so soc
Il7O Belle Isle 375 31Oc
$50 Day l5c
200 Silver Prize zoe
20 Hillside
$50 Paradise $50 1900
30 Real del Monte p
G75 Albion l5c
40 Wales AZ
80 Mount Diablo 4
$3.50 North BILE Isle 50 SOC
10 Modoc 90c
1865 Bodie IL III BIO
~ Bechtel l35 l40c
sD McClintuu |
$50 Tioga Al
10 Summit So 1900
600 Red Cloud SOC
275 Bulwer % 9t
$50 Syndicate 6s g
TOO Goodshaw 80 30c
IgO Aurora &c
4 80 Oriental 81 25c
4 40 Belvidere So 90c
1853 Champion soc
80 Bulwer 8
go Black Hawk II
40 Booker l35 l30c
900 Richer 45c
100 Queen Bee So Coo
go Mono 7
400 Creosus 1,c
l65 Con- Pacific 81
go Dudley
$50 Jupiter 2l0c
1000 South Bulwer 20 75c
20 Defiance soc
1890 Addenda soc
$40 MONDAY 375 5000
eO00 North MONDAY 800 3l0c
1880 Vortex 60 65c
500 Orient 30c
4I5 Mammoth IL liz
100 Glory 60c
Z 1900 Bodie Chief SOC
300 Jupiter 2o5c
600 Martin White b
2a5 Leeds zoe
300 Tip Top l05 hoe
300 Golden Terra IL
100 Caledonia (B. II. q
1850 University 45 40c
This Mornings Board
200 Ophir 33i 3Sf
7O5 Mexican 29A %
81 Gould & Curry 9s o.
100 Best 4 Belcher Is III
Is California 81 st
no Savage II l2a
$50 Con. Va, II 81
l25 Chollar
100 Potosi $50 Also
$40 Hale & Norcross l3l 1873
355 Crown Point AIS 465c
$40 Yellow Jacket III III
625 Imperial AS l50c
325 Kentuck 5 st
40 Belcher 400 4O0c
i545 Sierra Nevada Al 46
SIS Utah fSb Is
$50 Bullion st 90
275 Excheqser ct 62
las Lady Bryon 100 lose
625 Julia $50 295c
$50 Silver Hill l25 I20c
so Challenge 2
s 40 Alpha "a
iS45 New York 40 35c
go Occidental lose
695 Phil Sheridan 20 65c
500 Senator 25c
$40 Woodville SOC
$50 Lady Washington 100 l25c
900 Andes l25 l30c
1900 Wells Fargo l5c
40 Ward l70c
100 Scorpion 240 250c
so Leviathan Soc
$50 North Con. Va, 81
$50 Benton 435 4Z5c
100 Daney q
$50 Con. Dorado II
1900 Flowery rs soc
90 North Bonanza 100 l75c
500 South Utah &c
$50 Alta 81
200 Mackay 1850
s.4~4Azz4nus.z~@n
Fresh Fruits.
All varieties of fruits in season, lime
aud Sicily lemons, etc, are now re
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TRANSFERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION.

Freight Forwarded to all parts of Idaho,
Eastern Oregon and Nevada
Consignments of Goods respectfully solicited.
Freight forwarded OF ehort notice and on rea-
sonable terms.
A. J. SHEPARD, AGENT.
Mark Goods Care-"T. p. A.
Winnemucca, Nevada.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

iPAE4DIsx VALLEY MINING COMPANY.
Location al principal place OF business, San
Francisco, California
Location Of WORKS, Humboldt county. Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, tia. ct . meeting o.
the Board Of Directors, held IN the 18th d4y Of
July, 1879, an assessment No. u Of twenty-five
t25) Cents PR share, s4s lesied upon the CAPS
tai stock Of the corporation, payable irnue
diateiy, IN United States gold Gin, 20 the See
retary, al the cfiScs q the Company, Room is,
Safe DEPOSIT Building, san Franrisco, California
ANY stock upon which this assessr8ent shall
remain unpaid On the EIGHTEENTH CsThg
day Of AUGUST, 1879, will oe delingueL. ard
advertised for sale AZ public s1c;ien. and unless
payment Is made before, giL he sold % Aezsiay
the Eighth lstn) day II September, l5ss. u pay
the delinquent ASSESSMENT, together ~i,a e8sts
OF advertising and EXPENSES CT sale by order
Of the Bo4rd Of directors.
NA. LET'S OLIVER, Secretary.
OFFICE Us Montgomery street, Room IL, San
Francesca, California iyl7
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Beard 81 Trustees, made on the 18th day q
June, 1879, many shares Of each parcel ~
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction al the office Of the Company,
s1e Montgomery street. Room q, san Fran
cisco, California, on the 18th day Of August,
1879, IT the hour Of O'Clock p ~ Of said day.
10 pay SAID delinquent Assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
office:-S2s Montgomery street, Room q
San Francisco California iu26-td
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

A house. containing five rooms, situated on
Third street, below y. Leyy's store. Is offered
for sale at q bagrain. The title 20 the iot Il
frtm the United States, and ne location il one
OF the most desirable in town for q residence
The houss is substantially built and convlsntiy
arranged ior rzsidenue. For terms army TO
MRS JENNIE. AYI<lk
winDemD-->. June =. lAza I'm
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WANTED.

Tx Transfers, good men, will find steady
employment at good wages, at Camp McDernmt
Apply immediately 10 r. z. Brougham at the
Post, or Ferd. Ried, Winnemucca.
Weed Choppers Wanted.
viii pay 80 80 per cord for chopplng wood.
Men wanted Immediately.
For further particulars apply rs above--to
T. T. Brouelam or Fsrd. Reid.
June 10, 1879. II
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-FAET'
NERSHIP.

The co-pnrtnership heretofore existing rnoeI
the hTnl name and style 81 bonrihc.d hh,s
doing business at Ninntmueca, hLmiou,
county, Nevada, is this day d.eseived BY mu.uA
cofssit 5. j. Bonniheld retiEes ffem The Ell,
and las. A. Hill will hereafter carry On sAs
business Ia hs own name, and ray All eiAae
held against The finn. All persons indet"a ~
the salu III III are requested 10 settle Win 'ae
A. Hill a. he has authority 10 collect ana =
csipt ter the sane. > j. BoNNlfiLi-p' ''~
J. A. HILL
Winnemueca, New, July u, 1873. I'M