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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11
THE LAST SAD RITES.

The funeral of the late Judge Hill
house took place at Eureka yesterday
afternoon. The Sentinel says the bust
ness houses generally were closed, and
the town and people seemed in keeping
with the sorrowful occasion. The fun
eral cortege was the largest ever seen
in the town. Besides the long line of
carriages and every available vehicle in
town, hundreds of men followed the
remains to the cemetery on foot. The
Rev. Mr.. Gallagher conducted the fun
eral exercises, delivering a well-timed,
sensible sermon at the residence. The
following gentlemen acted as pall-bear
ers: Hon. Thomas Wren, Hon. Geo.
w. Baker. Judge Henry Rives, Judge
f. w. Cole, Judge G. J. Lansing, A. l..
Fitzgerald, W. H. Remington, and
Geo. w. Cassidy. And thus a noble
man and leading citizen was laid away
to rest from the cares of earth Peace
to his ashes
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11
Notice to Lien Holders.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District of the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County of Humboldt
William Curtis, plaintiff VS. Jas. Gould, C. L.
Davis, Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company, Alexander Forbes and Charles
Forbes, defendants.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons holding
or claiming liens under the provisions OF an Act
of the Legislature OF the State OF Nevada, on
titled IAN Act to secure liens to mechanics and
others, and to repeal all other Acts in relation
thereto, approved March I'd, 1875, on the fol-
lowing described premises to wit: That certain
Quartz Mill and Reduction Works, and its APP
purtenances, known as the Rye Patch Mill, stu
ate near Rye Patch Station, on the line OF the
Central Pacific Railroad, in Humboldt County,
State OF Nevada; and the land upon which said
mill is erected, being the east half OF the north
east quarter OF Section 20, in Township 80,
North Range, 80 East, NJ ID. NJ, or so much
thereof may be required for the convenient
use and occupation of said mill that said
plaintiff has commenced the above entitled
action in said District Court to forecose a GER
tain lien upon said premises, to wit: the lien
upon said premises claimed by James Gould
and James l.. 0Donnell, foundrymen, doing
business as foundrymen and machnists at Mill
City, county and State aforesaid, under the firm
name Of Mill City Foundry Company tor ma.
chinery, castings and other material furnished
and labor performed in and about the repair.
ing and carrying on of said mill, amounting to
the sum OF -, $50 81, after deducting all Just
credits and offsets: which said lien was duly
recorded in the office OF the County Recorder Of
Humboldt County, Nevada, on the 14th day Of
June, 1880, in Book OF Liens, at pages 264
265, 26G and 267, and was thereafter, and prior
to the commencement OF the above entitled
action, sold, assigned and delivered by said
Gould and ODonneil 10 this plaintiff, and he is
now the owner and holder thereof. You, and
each Of you, therefore, holding or claiming
liens under the aforesaid Act on the premises
aforesaid, are hereby notified to be and appear
before said District Court,
On Monday. the I1th BAY OF January,
A. D. 1881 day of regular term OF said
District Court, at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. ~ Of
said dav, and TO exhibit then and there the
proofs OF your said liens, if any you have.
5. $. GRASS < $. j. BONNIFIELD JR.,
dl0-3w PHI Attorneys.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11
HUMBOLDT REDUCTION
w ID IL IA $!
Attention. Miners I!

nRES OF ALI DESCRIPTIONS, IN ANY
" quantity, from q sack TO one thousand
tons, bought, sampled and paid for the same
day.
Parties from distance can save money by
sending consignments in care,of G.. S. OSBORN,
who viii act for them on reasonable terms, acc
cording TO amounts Of ores. He will sample for
parties, and collect dues and forward by return
express.
Ores Paid for In Gold Coin!
We viii pay IS per cent. of SIIve
Value of Ore, deduetiEg $50 per 10
for milling.
Mark sacks, Oh. r. W., Winnemucca.o
L. r. ToRREY, Manager.
Winnemucca, August O. 1880. Ii.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11
CREATING NEW STATES.

1t is asserted that a movement is on
foot to create two new States out of the
territory now comprised within the
boundaries of Texas The recent CEN
sus shows that Texas contains sufficient
population for four or more new States,
each Of. which would be entitled to at
least two members of Congress. The
joint resolution admitting Texas into
the Union provides that new States of
convenient size, not exceeding four in
number, i'll addition to the State Of.
Texas, having sufficient population,
may, by consent of the State of Texas,
be formed out of the territory thereof,
and. that said States shall be entitled to
admission under the provisions of the
Federal Consultation. If the movement
is carried into effect, it will add six
members to the Senate, and give the
Democrats control of that body for an
unlimited period. For this reason, the
Republicans are opposed to it, and
stigmatize the movement as "a plot to
control the Senate"
Texas has an area Of 274,356 square.
miles, and is equal in extent to the six
New England States, with New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana thrown in. 1t has vast re-
sources, and its population has almost
doubled since 1870 With the ratio of
Congressional representation fixed, as it
probably will be under the new census,
at one Representative for each 10, 000
inhabitants, Texas will be entitled to at
least; nine Representatives. Under
such, circumstances, it does not look
much like plot to retain control of the
Senate, to divide the State.
But, conceding that the object of di,
vidipg Texas is to enable the Democrats
TO retain amaiority in the United States
Senate, the Republicans ought not to
complain. They established the prece-
dent Of admitting Stateswhose popula-
ton did not entitle them to admission,
for the sole purpose of maintaining their
ascendency in the Senate. Everybody
who reads and has ordinary intelligence
knows.that Nevada was admitted into
the Union when its population was not
over 40, 900, or less than half the num-
Der required by the apportionment Of
lS6oto q Representative in Congress.
for the sole parpose of sending Governor
Nye and w NJ. Stewart to the Senate.
The State of Virginia was also divided,
and a part of it's territory, under the
name Of West Virginia, created into a
new State, for the purpose of increasing
the Republican strength in the Senate.
These facts should deter Republicans,
who boast that their party never does
wrong, from finding fault with the
Democrats for following their example.
1t is quite probable that the people of
Texas are not particularly anxious to
cut up their territory into three or four
States to oblige Senatorial aspirants,
BUT if they are willing to do so, the
people of other States should not OBJ
jectso long as the proposed new States
have the requisite number of inhabi-
tants to entitle them to Congressional
representation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11

The marvellous accomplishments of
electric telegraphy at the present day
are seen in the following schedule of
times and places, as given in French
paper Of recent date: A telegraphic
dispatch sent from Paris will reach
Alexandria, Egypt, in 5 hours, Berlin
insl hour 80 minutes, Basic in hour
audl5 minutes, Bucharest in 3 hours,
Constantinople in 5 hours, Copenhagen
IN hours, Cuba in 10 hours, Edin--
burgh in 2 hours 30 minutes, Dublin in
3 hours, Frankfort-on-the- Main in
hour 20 minutes, Geneva in hour Is
minutes, Hong Kong inl2 hours, Ham
burg in hour 80 minutes, Jerusalem
in 6 hours, Liverpool in hours, Lon
don in hour Is minutes. Madrid in 2
hours 30minutes, Manchester in hours
so minutes, New York in hours, New
Orleans in s hours, Rio Janeiro in s
hours, Rome in hour 80 minutes, San
Francisco in IL, hours, st. Petersburg
in 3 hours, Saigon in ii hours, South
smpton in 3 hours, Sydney, Australia,
in Is hours, Valparaiso in IL hours,
Vienna in 4 hour Do minutes, Washing
ton in hours, Yokohama in IA hours,
and Zanzibar in ! hours.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11

while en- route to Aurora and strung up
to tree.
A great explosion occurred yesterday
at Penygreig, anew colliery III Rhonda
Valley, Wales. 1t is believed that 81 per-
sons persisted. An exploring party has
discovered l6 corpses. Search is impeded
by the after-damp and debris. The pit
is about mile from the scene of Janu-
airy Is, 1878, when about 60 persons
lost their lives.
Senator Bailey, who arrived from
Tennessee at Washington, says there is
nothing in the talk of electing Re-
publican Senator to succeed him. He
asserted, we have majority in the
Legislature, and are going to elect a
Democrat.
Ford, Republican Greenbacker of
Missouri, Thursday received his certif-
cate of election to Congresa. The final
canvass gave Ford two majority in
vote of over 43. 600
Allen Campbell has been confirmed
as Controller of New York city. John
Kelly steps down and out.
1szE l-zz-s7E2sa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY, NEy.,
December sth 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof and that said proof
will be taken before the District Judge OF the
Fourth judicial District of Nevada, and in his
absence before the Clerk Of said Court at VIM
nemucca, Humboldt County Nevada, on sat
ureiay. the 18th Day Of January. A. ID.
1881. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. OF said day, viz:
Bernard Fisher, Homestead Application No.
229, for the 5. Z. quarter section %, TIP ~, y.
r., 30 t., NJ. ID. NJ, and names the following as
his witnesses, to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said tract viz: samuel
g L. Pierce, Charles Engman, John p Fors-
ling, and Charles a. Nichols, all OF Humboldt
County, Nevada; 2. o. address, Paradise, Hum
boldt County, Nevada
dil-30d G.. a. WITHERELL, Register
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11

The New York Bulletin says: The
raising of the Bank of England rate is
warning no further large amounts
OF gold wilt come to America from Lon
don it'll the consent OF the Bank.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-11

Notice is hereby given That meeting s u,
Stockholders OF the Bullion Of PARADISE M n"n
Company will Ne held al the Office OF the .eih
pany. at Paradise City, Nevada,
ON Monday, December goth, Iseo'
o'clock , NJ Of said dav. All stcckhola.
ers are requested to he present, either n pcfsV'T
or By proxy. .,,uAy
by oraef OF" ihh'i''' President
A. w. SiEeEL, Secretary. 4..
5 Paradise City, November 10, leoo.-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-19
Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Convention, "a appoint
delegates TO the Democratic National ConNenuon'
20 nominate candidates for President ana ice-
President, and 20 select central 'ommi',S,e,
will be held at East saginaw, on Tuesdhy' vac
sth d,y Of June next ~ o'clock in the after
noon The question "Whethcr II Ne deslrean'e 70
continue the two-thiris rule longer IN force III
National Conventions" will likewise come before
said Convention, the last National ConVentioh
having desired the State Conventions 20 M
struct delegates to the Convention of 1850 IN ie-
gard 20 II. 49,.
for each Representative 20 which. under the last
appoin tmeut II Is entitled in the lower branch OF
the State I.ecislature-but each organized county
will be entitled 10 at least two delcgates. No
county, except those Of the upper feufnsula, VIII
identified 20 be represented by delegates not
residents Of such county.
All citizens Of the State. irrespective Of past
political associations or difference, who can unite
with us in an effort Cor pure economical and con-
piitutional government, and the preserNaioh O,
free republican institutions. are CORDIALLY invited
20 ION In sending delegates 10 this Convention.
q. NJ. MARINES, Chairman.
WILLIAM pRoDIE, Secretary.
First Distirc' ALEX. W. COPELAND.
Second District r. CARD
GEO. W. LANDON,
Third pfstrict-WENRY 4. GOODYEAR,
w w VANANTWERP.
Fourth DISTRICT. q. BRIGGS.
GEO, II MUgpOCH.
Fifth District--G CHASE GOODWIN,
John n. HUTCHINS.
Sixth District-JERONE EDDY.
GEO. +. SANFORD.
seycnth pistrict-I. r. WILSON,
j. n. ELDRInGE.
Fiohth District-R y. SPR AGTE,
gro. l. BURROWS.
Ninth District-T W. EDWARDS,
p r. WOOD.
Democratic state Central Committee
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What Alpena Manufacturers Think.

A communication from Alpens
TO the Northwestern Lumberman,
which appears in the issue of the
18th, is as follows:
Alpcns, Mich, May 4, iSSN.
Editor Northeastern LtnaberDtdR:
The demand for lumber this sea
son is unusually large, as of ne
cessity it must he from the build
ing operations going on. The log
and lumber product for 1850 can
not be much larger than in 1879.
The dry lumber at the mills In
Michigan was all sold the first
thing this spring, and as much
more is wanted. Ohio and New
York States are to my knowledge,
pretty much bare Of lumber, and
il the interior of the western States
Is overburdened with lumber, it is
contrary TO my information.
In this eastern section of Mich
ican. our bill stuff mills are full Of
orders 10 be cut for from one to
four months ahead. and heavy or
ders are entered for boards 10 be
cut. Nv own mill is at this mo-
meut saving ont boards and strips
on orders, TO be shipped as soon
as sawed. as the parties cannot
wait for them TO dry, and are going
90 kiln dry them.
Under these circumstance, Out
Chicago yard friends find it Just
the time to slaughter prices, and
want us manufacturers to back
them in it.
I. for one, must be counted out
Athena has no lumber 10 furnish
Chicago on the figures she is now
proposing to us. The msnufactnr
ers Who supply Chicago have onl,
to show some Of the bsckbon,
that the Sawinaw valley is notet
for, and they can get fair pric,
for their lumber. They are reall,
masters Of the situation. Let then
cross-pile their lumber, and the.
can bring the Chicago market 4
time, and that, too, in less than O.
dsvs-
Brethren Of the West, will yo
not promptly apply the remed
and net . couple 81 dollars pc
thousand profit, instead of sellin
at cost
MANUFACTURER.
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prompt shipments. II will enable
YOU to break the mill prices, II
they hear of your buying lumber
in Chicago, they will come down
to Chicago prices, they may not at
first but will after while. We
are in hope that you will COM
mence dealing with us and con-
tinue to. OF course IL looks like
sending Goals to Newcastle, still
we are doing it all the time. Please
let us hear from you by return
mail. Truly yours,
CULTIvAToR & LAZY.
As we are accommodating chaps
down this way. we gladly accede
10 the reasonable request of Guilt
vator & Lazy, and now propose to
let them hear from us--through
your columns. We trust our re-
Spouse will he highly satisfactory
to them. The fact is, we are too
deeply interested in the matter not
10 reply, and we think the subject
will deeply interest all your read
ers, especially the manufacturers
of lumber. In fact we think that
il is a fitting subject for the con-
sideration of that large and intin-
entail body. which met at the Ire
mont House in your city last Sep
temher and organized most nse-
full association. which il we rightly
remember, was dubbed "The Lum-
her Manufacturers Association OF
the Northwest" l. IL not remark
able what a wonderful influence for
good II has had in the interests OF
the manufacturers.
EASILY GULLIBLE x Co.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-19
DRoBAIE NOTICE FOR HEARiN'

state Of Michigan. county Of Aipena,-s
Notice IL hereby gwen. thst ny an order ~ the
Probate Court for the county of Alpena. msde on
The eth day of May, A. ID. 1880, six months nom
date were allowed for creditors 20 present their
claims against the estate Of Edward Murphy,
late Of sad county, decreased and that al credit-
ors az aid decrasrd are required 10 present their
claims 20 said Probate Court, at the Probate ofc,
in the city Of Alpens. for examination and allow
epce on OF before the 9Th day Of November next.
ana that such claims vii be heard before said
Court. ON SATURDAY. the 7th day 81 August, snd on
SATURDAY. the eth day of November next AZ ten
o,clork in the forenoon az each Of those days
Dated Alpens, May 1th A: u. issa
yUDsON D. HOLMES.
sy-vs Judge 81 Probate
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-19

Universal lassiiude, Pain in the Back. mmneSs
81 VISION. Premature Old ag.. and many other
diseases thaf lead 20 insanity OF consumption,
and premature grave
re- fnll particulars IN our pamphlet. Nhlnh We
desire 10 send free by mail 90 every one. - The
Specific Medicine s sold by all druggists Al si per
package. az six packages for sS. or VII he sent
free by mail on receipt az the money BY address-
ing THE CRAY MEDICINE 90.
No 20 Mechanics Block. Detrnit. Mich.
~ sold in Aipena by all druggists. and every
where by all wholesale and retail dealers +ssyi
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-19
Democratic Mass Convention.

The Democratic Mass County Convention, Tor
The purpose Of selecting Delegates 90 attend ne
state Convention. which meets ~ saginaw, on the
sth day Of June, will be heldin the our, hS'n, ~
,he CITY OF Athena, on SATURDAY. Nav ssth. l>al,
at o'clock I. VI, \ full Attendance y relnssted'
ny ORDER OF COMMITTEE
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p e N 8 | o N S .

New Law. Thousands Of Soldiers and heirs
entitled. Pensions date hack 20 discharge or
death. Time limited. Any disability now existing
contracted in line Of duty, when proved, gives
pensions. Thousands are still entitled to bounty.
Thousands who are DRAWN; pensions are entitled
10 increase. send two stamps for summary OF
pensions and bounty acts. by permission VIC re-
fer TO the following parties IN Indianapolis. rs to
our standing; r. T. Kennedy, Pres. Central Bk.
~ r. Holloway. Postmaster Hon. ]. II. Julian.
Ex Judge CIR. CT. Fred. bags, Col. Int. Rev.
Hon. ]. {. Denny. Ex-Atiy. Gen. Indiana Bank
ing Co. z. II. Fitzgerald & Co. Either Box c,
Washington. D. c., or Indianapolis, Ind.
c. o. ". 5w. @Ss.
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NJ a X RTE ID.

In thi. city. May Is, by Rev. Z. L. Little. Mr..
Edwin J. Oliver and Miss Emily L. Ellsworth,
all Of Alpena.
In tins city. May II, at the residence OF ES-
Mayor A. n. sprstt Ivy Rev. &. l. Little, Mr..
Horace Carter and Miss Mary J. Lewis, all OF Al
rena
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now To ATTAIN SUCCESS.
lealfA, life is a failure.

Without kealfA, life ~ failure.
yellow EYES, SALLow COMPLEXION,
Loss OF APPETITE, DYSPEPSIA, SICK
HEADACHE BIioUsSEss, and CoxsTIPA-
Trox, is The result of complaining LIVE
MARCEAU'S LIvER AND ASTI-Bn1ous
COMPOUND IL scknowleaged - sure cure
Cor the enfeeblcd sysfem.
Possessing ~CkSCARA SAGRADA-'
with otkr merisoricus ingredients makes
IL an inf.llihle remedy Tor EeuAIzzISe
THr CrRcuLAzzox, purifying the Boon.
and restoring % PERFDcT HEALrH the
enfeeblcd system rs cents per bottle
Towns Bronchial Syrup nres all Lung.
Throat and Chest discasea rs cents PEI
bosfle-
FAnaAxn. WILLIAMS a Co, Wholesals
DruegissA Detroit AgentA
~
a0guYQ WANTED - a. 49, s.s r:s-.s
..s ~. 80. 49, s.., =, G.. s ss.-. "a. =
st7yJ.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-19
MANS WOMAN'S
STRENGTH q E AUTY.

Or he Royal Road 10 L.fe, Lore d Longevity
This Brilliant Book, fascinating in style, pure
in language. endorsed by highest medical author
i,y, unfoids the delicate mysteries II Love, Mar
riaee and reproduction. Elegantly printed aud
Illustrated IL sells at sight Fathers and Moth
ers Young Men and Maidcns buy it, read IL, and
study it. Extraordinary inducements 70 agents
address, J. Z. ChiLroN W.
ts5mi Detroit, Mich.
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Council Proceedings.

The Common Council Of the city Of
Athena met In the Council Room. on
Monday evening. Nav 18th, 1850. and
was called 10 order At 80 o'clock by the
Mayor.
PREssxr.-G. A. Butterheld. Mayor;
A. X. Mcdonald. Recorder. and Alder
men Campbell, Collins. Golling. Geo-
harit. O'Brien and Pack i.
Journal ~ sessions held May Bird, and
Nay 18th. 1850. rad and approved.
PETITIONS
sperry Oliver and s Others, asking for
A sidewalk GA west side ~ Iuftle street
nom Washington avenue 70 sfh sfrr~t
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-19

AGENTS WANTED for the best and fast SELL
Hin- pictorial looks and Bibles. Prices reduced
n per cent. National Publishing TO-, Philadel-
phis, IA 356ml
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Chicago Decentralization.

Under the above heading, the
Northwestern Lumbermsu Of the
18th. publishes an article showing
the attempt of parties to break
down the prices for lumber. 1t
seems that al manner Of devices
are employed TO accomplish the de-
sired result. Circulars are sent
out In various directions with the
hope Of making the lumber mar
Ike; whatever the scheemers choose
TO bring il to.
The following is from the Lnm'
herman
cIRULAR-
lCaitivAfor A Lazy. Wholesale luTnfssf
sfreez Chicnro. Nay lst, lsel
DEAR SIR--0ur salesman Mr.
Sswdust, will call upon you on o
about 81 to 9th inst. By reserv
ing orders for him you will great,
oblige, yours truly,
CULTIvAToR & LAZY.
EXPECT NE.
Here is inserted a cut, and thu
words "Don't you forget IL
This was 10 the next mail FOL
lowed by q letter, Of which the en-
closed il an exact copy:
THg LETTER.
tCulfivatnr a Law. wholesale lurnee
- street. Chicago. April e. 1853
Easily GuRible Il Co, Detroit:
GExTLExES.-We have seen QUO
tations from Michigan parties tbs
supply you with lumber. W
think that we will be able TO NEE
their prices We have = complei
stock OF lumber thoroughly SCI
soned and Of a good quality; ~
can ship promptly. OF course ou
grades differ somewhat from Mict
cyan inspection, we think ours be
ter. We have been anxious
ship lumber 10 Detroit. IL 20
wish to purchase. and will send .
a Iist Of what you want, we WI
give you our lowest prices delive
ed At Detroit, and II you viii bu
q quantity, enough 10 make IL q
object 20 have one Of our sgen
call on you, We win send one 50
10 ses how your grades compal
With ourA By buying OF us 20
win set good, dry lumber ar
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

TheUrcat Ing
lish Remedy,
an unfaling
cure for sem
inal Weakness,
SPerms;orrheA
lmpoieney and
all disease
that follow, as
a sequence 81
self-abuse as
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A. r. McDoNALD,
Recorder.