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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
Die Srii6ts oes preubii@em Sui,
- turfatnpfes.

III.
@'ns csansypsss ." pstapisnoe Otu9l
Sss aal anlNl1sn ost gsgs'moanolst oon
SsSHatu S'sns grss'rh ealllrlamp
Iss W Die oat9 oenls!oen 9epirtts suftrst'
m!Sans S9In Ieu Sa9rssghlen EeGle
1ss ttYt'Vs Sult pss talpOU,geh ape'!es
oeu1lVtaao , pou 9,I''Set u~e'asu1en' DC
oCn ssWtlsa a~oseranCsheh Vspal etn aus
Ssesno, rY uosr aus Vsseheen pes lse.9en
plsass"'s,gss pslptetTsI gallen. ger.
Iua'pl1s, a~o9eHanOeGe 9eUalsr sattsn n9
pslOaos.s sH mah9th 9oplgulen anss.
ragsa,sst INV ouUe.sn oo,l sn ltgt sIaH5sho
umo Sss!Dassu a~eslsgsa0ss OH, pe'pes
pel ltu=g.stshpe" Sa9eng poh potteH hHO
tps.is'llgHssn psoIehoasa anter penn
Sosa!u g1Iaa9shssh a.s e.slag.et.lgsh
S.an,sa Os"tIgs WllshlyaJ' mI ulattl'
lys'MusVx. an9e"isI.'gIsu SnSepr,sleh
wv. a ySySs.ss'..n oa.a", oIplYateh
ano SaalyII'sH aup gal o.s'en hcV Guns
Ss.a'gla watus, ge.Ve otn Sva'Eauo l9oa
my Sun p.a geI~a1stt ga'!sh uho
i.n yuy.s" .tyt~e pgel psaIIIpe GsnusI
Ssst.'osasai gT Ms.tsh lAsI SImpie
egs aatft9I'gen gs.l1es psren no9 Aeosf'
u'.tSls ua sIpSen usoetlg~tmalunS,
s,ssaIMs., : Ts.sssury NJ t.lS'ula
nYns s.atIsls S0lsp9 II: anp
VIZ WE, s..sygsnnnte ysrNqslutFsH gas
a;soul%s Wsu.lg.anS y.r2ssst p"e ~ slhs
saiaS aoI o'',,a' yans. SH 9.
SIy V2tua D"y ua Sss
SISs" M M,,ea ~ 9sas .G.dS.iuolss
Wv ',nS ~yS oDa SO' SI uss Sso'
sas a"S 49, CIV MI WS ms
Nv Sui. nv Sysi Et @.s psSgisr
Snr% S"S ,,tS"I;tSs S xSspss
Sobt;r rS non snhr r.aaU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
Die Sapen ia, ,oeati6en Wei6.

llebsr bic Sabeno TN bsutiden Rei9
idrsibt bas r9oItsbIatt fir StaSt uns
2anb" in Wieu. .J.fg slHa- - tuig b.
vOas neue beuti6s @sid mag mad
luBsn imponirsnb baitebsn, i'm 5uneru
sdbrt es unabldias uno Niemano. oirits
piisn, pobin eisentli4 bic &etie asbt.
Das B%arIamsnt lit ma9tIoS; es srblidt
isine'4 ufsnbs Iebtsli5 harin, benz 5ititen
Bismard piuis su isin. Die Wuielelai,
fen Hnb miibs, blaiitt; fs Rnb Sufrisben,
wsnn ibnsn BOIiSei uno Wilitdr ben 2ss
b~snssenuB 9arantiren. Oas prolstariat
aber .partet auf before 8eitsn~. um sinen
Bsbepi4en ausorud Bu 8sbraudsn Nm
wohlffen fibIen li9 nod BITE Subsn, Dsnsn
TT Go i'm bsuti@sn @sids wobl ME 70 gut
sesanssn wie felt $780,, Der iioii9e
9eIbfirit .. glsiarSosr bate siit DOR sint.
gen Gassn wisbsr bas 8ersnlssn, auf tsi,
ner Sauptioir6s, bic Ct IN Der Rs8,l In Der
YaifonsSeit abSubalten pfest, be obers
fen 9of8arssu, @eianbts, Winifer. Oil
fciere unb oie haute finance BET t& Az
fsbtu. WanniaHs nub tanJts uno bic
y conisruatipspr Bldttsr, porau bie ,Rorob.I
aug. 8ts,A, s3dbtsn am nd8ien Gage
tn Ianssn 9eti4tsn, wie i40n es uisoer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
Sur cage tn Oct S6peis.

Die 8~eratbun9 bes gnnbes ; Budgets
fibrte 5u i6neisisen Diseuiionen, Bel
oenen bic asra bes guIturtampfss i6le@i
meg tam. Tir 6ffsutIi9s gOrtrdse muir,
ben nit As sssen So Stimmen fat 20, 600
uur 10000 Jr. bepiuist. Wan ipqt.
bsnten, baB bieie Deduction SFfsntli9er
apsgaben pom bS6f sm~eiielbaftem Ruten
In Ssrbinbuns nit ber Connection ber
StaatsibuIb au suteu Soffnunssn fir bic
Ssbung ber Sinan5sn bere9tigte. Stat
6eijsn ertldrtsn gartsret unb Comforter
has 0atsrIanb in @sfabr uub bas Gomite
bes RADICAL iberalen 9ereins berief cine
gerfammtuns. Sn benz g~iufrufe bieB es,
bab bic Webrbeit bss @roBen &atbss bic
8srfafiuns fdli@e, iiber ibre dS9ranten
~binpussebe unb bic 9eiesIiden 8eitimmun,
gen in Bstrsff beS 6ffsntIi1en llnterri1tes
bur1, Ri6tbswiaisuns bes CREDITS iauio;
rid made. uebsr 1000 Rsni9sn from;
ten suiamn.en, ppran bic sei5mibten
@robrdtbs. 2uf Der Eribine erblifte man
bic brei Staatsr6tbe Der Winoritit unb ets
Ii6e ibrsr fribsren goassen. Webrere
Rebner betIasten iib, baB Der @roBe 9tatb
barauf arssebe, ben 8~oItsuntsryi6t .,u
uertimmern unb-Sm. Gartsret III arsern.
@iniss R%roftpbraisn purbsn pon Der tppbI,
Drsanifrten CLIQUE nit bonnernosm Bei:
fau besriBt. Sod magic man fiber ben
porsefdlasenen proteft nidt sinmal abi
ittmusn ~ iniIsn. Oils sinlt cine Rin6srs
belt 6es @roBen Ratbes beim BunbeSaei
ridt nit ieiner Rlase auf rSru9 Der 8ers
fu6uns" &s5t betam, ertldrte Garteret bic
fir Soapsrrd,bsr. Wie iper,
ben fi6 wcbI bic beutisen SpsctatsIma@sr
nennen2 .'..' ".
9uf bas @eiud Der Direction Der @ott,
barbbabn betreffsnb Bspiqisuus our Conn!
tussarbsit bat bic Resisruns pon Sdpei,
auf @ruub elmer 8srbanbluns nit ben
Sfarrdmtern f9 babin enti4ieben, baB
nit ausnabme Der betosn sr6Bten Eannels
auf Der &renitraBe on ben COINS unb
GsiertaSsn ui4t searbsitst wsrben BARI,
Su appenasl a. q. bat Der gantousratb
baS EanBuerbot fur Souus unb Ssiertase
nod Iebbaftsr Dissolution angenommsn.
Dasesen wurbe bic obIisatorii9s @inflbs
runS Der Eurn: nnterri9tes unb Der Sort
biIbunssiaaIen abseIebnt.
. SIM Canton Bern f9eint bic Corruption
fart um f& sesriHsn su babsn, &apm
mar Der @tader &afsnbiebfabl 'einiasr:
perseGen, 70 beri@ten bte Bl6ttsr
BON Der gsrbaftuns 3wsier @etnei,t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
Serberrlihnn8 Der Barrier
Commune. NJ ~

gu 9sruie,s in Belgian eri9sint ale
uisrssbu Gage als Organ Der waQonti1en
Ssctipnsr Der SntsrnationaIe bic 3sitnns
vWirabsau". 0tsies BIatt ssi1net fid
bur5 feline pilbs spra9e iosar untsr ben
gIdttern bsr Spcialbemofratie aug. Mm
ls. Mdts sridien etne grtra Nutnmer,
peIds au rotbsm 9upisr sebrudt uub aus:
idlisBIid cine SsrberrIidnns Der Barrier
Commune par, bersn Sabrestas bic benz
ssmsinsddsrliSsn gunbe anssbOrsnbsn
ieierten. ,1 a.,, ..~...ea.f-a .s.. a.1
g8elds Sprads bisiss Blatt fibrt, has
sur 8e,brsitsns unter bic Maiisu bsitimmi
III, erieten uniere 9eier aus foIsenber pros
Be: Ser IS. Mdrt lS7lll! 8sim
Worssnsrausu bes Cages tnunte mo-
iebsn, pie Elm games Bolt td srbob. nit
benz &ufe: Gs lebe bic Commune! unb
beim 9eu9teu bes Betroleum unh I'M 9ul'
perSampf bic 9oItsloupsraiueidt proeIa'
mirts! @robbersises 8oIt, nod elm WaI
besraBsn mir Di9!l OslsscIuse! garIin !
OuoaI! SIpurenB! SsrmorsI! Serre
@aitou, gtemieur! &oHsl! Bourgeois
unb ibr llsbrissn, bic ibr far bic Sa9e ss'
iiorbsn isib, Wartprer Der Jrsibeit, Sud
besriiBeu pirl Wdnuer ppn Wutb, mir,
&inbsr Der sutinftiseu &suoIution,
fbp6reu. ga6 su RIDDEN! Die In unis,
Ser; siusssrabene grinnsruns on Guerr
Sslosnmutb erbdlt u~nisren SAP, unisrer
8tberpiuen seaen bic ausbeuter uni
ma1t. bag mir Rade fnnen! Ser Sat
Der @tsberperseItuus if uube, auein penr
Sbr, ebeIe 8irssr, in unfinniser Wilbr
biele etslbafts 8rut, wsI9e bas Bolt II
&etteu balt unb erbarmuneslos ausbsuiet
9ei9ont babt, 10 i6p6ren mir, baB Branb
fadsI unD art Elm fir aae Wal bic Orb
uon bisism sefdbrIidsn @saa9t bsfrsisi
perbsn! rsbsrlahsn mir u~nieren Sreun
ben bic Mibs, bic .9si9i9te bisies lin
iterbliasn Cages 81 i4retben unS bef9rau
Ten mir uns barauf, baran su erinnern
baB bic Bep5lteruus BON garis boz, wal
fis am ls. Wdrs 1871 setban bat, ni9t II
ielbfiidtiser Nbf4t that unb UNI aleil
bic Griitte bapon au senieBen. gaetn
SIR uas, bic mir erbarmun9sIos Der Aus
beutuug uHierer 6errsn ausselest finb
bat ii1 bic BspS!tsrung pou Baris srbobel
unb NIT uubdubiser &raft bas aIte ioeial
@ebdube, ben leSteu SdlupfpintsI be-
Sclapsret bes Wsnlden ibsr ben Saufel
seporfenl go f~ttu,uen bern ole, in be
rem 9eraen bic 2tebe our &euoIutiOn Iebt
nit mir in ben &uf elm: vGs Iebe BIZ
. ommune!~ Dos iei Der Sammelru
fir aue, bic uon 9srs9tisteitspriucipie,
srfiQt, bic ausbeuter, bieie S~trabenrdu
bsr, bteie 8ourseoife, nit einsm 0ort
bafsn! @enohen! Sd benute ben 2u
genbIif, um einen Nunl5 ausBuipre9en
8ereinissn mir uus, idIteBsn mir imme,
fsitsr bic Banben Der SriperIi5teit, fam
meIn mir uniers &rdfte, unb uSssn al,
uniere Anitrensunsen su bemieIben 3ued,
f9 psreinen: Cob allen ausbeutern
Dem Bolt bic Soupsrainetdt /! @i
biIoea bic Wa9t, neil mir bic Maioritd
finS, unb perbunbeu i'm 9ebantsn ME burd
bic 9ereiutguns f0nnsn mir nit Nusl9
anf grfoIs uns auf ben Sstnb, bic 8eur
geoilie, itIrssni S9IieBen mir nit ben
ausrufe: IS Iebe bic Commune! Cob be,
Sourseoiis!-Y. EroIeur."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20

S9uIeu, 1890. 900 S9iIer, auf cine
SduIe tommsn 40 Sdller, S3ulaussabe
fur ben 6opf Der SsuOlteruns o.s4 Garf.
Rublanb "a Wia. @~iuwobner, 80, 900
S5ulsH, LOO, 900 S9iler, auf cine.
SduIe tommen SO S1ilsr, S1ulaussabe
fur ben Scpf Der gsu6ltsruns OPS Wars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20

besB eamten. Der cine III Der @emeinbe'
i9reiber Wismann, BET benz fid Elm Deficit
uon loo, 600 Sr. bsrausseffelt bat; Der
anbere. iff Der @emeinoei6reiber Weber tn
Bremsartsn, Der fi1 e~bsnfa0s an ben ibm
anuertrauten @eIbsrn uersriffen bot. ,trr u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
@htun8 ibr &atbssifew!
sie gtimuc hes brit. Sius TX


Sn uniern Gasen i6eint bic 8crIebuns
Der tatboIif5en Srefe cine ~bsionbere Wii:
Ron eeseben 81 buben. Din ibr 1T Is, bic
@runbidse Der Srbnuns uno 6es CLAUS
bens bort, MO bieIelbsn berrf6er, gu bswabs
rem uno ie ba gu psrbreitsn, mo @ottlos
Rsteit unb cine talte @leingiltietsit bic;
ielbeu In Ssrsei1enbeit eeratben liesen.-
Stus TX. IN einer1 S9reibeu pom 1851.
@ir srIu9en Gle inifanSisff allen benen
nit eurem suteu @ileu unb eurer @unft
bsituiteben, bic nit Self beeabt unb NIT
e~enisenber &enntntB ausseriitet, ft9 an
bic Irbeit MAIDEN unS Bidder unb 8ethius
gen sur 0ertbeibieuns nnb 8erbrsitun9 Der
tatboIii6sa 2ebre perOfeutli9en. - gncps
eEicd Bius TX. .
9ir Stimme 9cu's XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus yos benedicat
(9uIet eusr 2i5t Ien9ten Dor BEN Seen.
i5en, bamit ie euere 9uteu @erte isbsn!
Gno Der 9err sebs eu6 batu Seinen Ses
genD .
SEQ XIII. on bas in Yarma eriGeinenbe
GEatt Luce" (9eu9te) anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20

g.
Bel be-
f@
au9 b
Srabe
soIber
artisel
feinen
man
ni@tt
bic e
Der 81
bann
antiiel
tn'S e
bigger
Suben
pattpe
nit
teu.Qi
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-20
satbplif6er sirden. sasenscr.

Sd sebs gu benz, Der mid seiunbt bat.
Sob. 10. .''' "'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19
SPECIAL LOCALS.


German Syrup is the special prescrip-
ton of DR.. A. Boschee, celebrated
German physician, and is acknowledged
to be one Of the most fortunate discov-
cries in medicine. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, and all hung troubles Of
the severest nature, removing, as it
does, the cause OF the affection and
leaving the parts in q strong and
healthy condition. 1t is not an expert
mental medicine, but has stood the test
of years, giving satisfaction in every
case, which it's rapidly increasing sale
every season confirms. Two million
bottles sold annually. Beware of med
icines of similar names, lately intro
duced. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP was
introduced in the United States in
1868, and is now sold in every town
and village in the civilized world.
Three doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price, Is cents. Sample bot
tie, 10 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19
FEBRUARy's FIVE SUNDAYS.
A Rare Occurrence and How Il Is Ex-
planned.


A writer in the Cleveland Leader an
swers query as to when we shall have
another February with five Sundays.
He says:
There are five Sundays in the month
of February this year something that
viii not occur again for forty years
The years containing five Sundays in
February recur in regular order every
four hundred years. The order is as
follows: Three times with intervals Of
twenty-eight years each, and then
comes one after an interval of forty
years; then two after intervals of
twenty EIGHT years each, then one after
forty years, then two after intervals OF
twenty eight years each, and then there
is an interval of forty years before an
other such year. This is followed by
three intervals Of twenty-eight years
each. This will occur every four hun
dred years, and then the same order
will come around again. The follow
ing are the years that have had and
will have five Sundays in February
during the present period of four hum
dred years: 1904, 1852, 1860, 1858,
1928, 1856, 1884, 1924, 1880, 1920,
l94S 1876, 2004. The following are
the conditions necessary in order that
the five Sundays may happen in Feb
uary; first, the year must be leap
year; second, the first day of January
must fall on Thursday. In short, the
year must have the Dominica letters,
D. G. These years would recur regu-
larly at periods of twenty-eight years
if it were not for the fact all the years
Invisible by four without remainder
are not leap years, as they were ac-
cording to the Julian calander. Julius
Cesar, or rather the Egyptian astrono-
mer. Sosigenes, considered the year as
containing 1864 days, but as this was
too long by little more than | min
utes, and as the error had increased
more than 10 days at the 10th century,
Pope Gregory XIII made new rule
for leap year. 1t is as follows: The
leap years are, first, those whose num-
bers are exactly diyisible by four and
not by one hundreds; second, those
whose numbers are diyisible by 400
and not by 1900.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19
Shipping Ei0ur.

Charles Kemler shipped a carload OF
-four from the Winnemucca mills to
Eureka last night. Since new and i'm
proved machinery was put in those
mills, the demand for -four has steadily
increased, until they are scarcely able
to supply it. Only the Government
brings California -four to this part OF
Nevada now, and the Government OFF,
Gals do that for the benefit of contract
OrS,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19

Money orders issued from to
o'clock A. NJ, and from | 80 to 4 o'clock
P. NJ, daily.
No money orders issued on Sunday.
Letters received for registration from
s to o'clock A. NJ, and from 80 to 4
o'clock P. NJ. daily.
Mails for the East close at $50 A. NJ,
daily.
Mails for the West close at 1915
P. NJ, daily,
+. c.. ROBINS, Postmaster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19

Mothers: MotIlers:: 1gOGhers!::
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth! If SO, 60 at once
and get a bottle of Mrs. WmsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who
has ever used it who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses
in the United states. Sold every
where. % cents a bottle. jal2-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19
NEW LAND OFFICE RITES.
Regulations which work Great
Hnrdss.fp on Prcempters.

In conformity with new regulations
of the General Land Office, persons pre-
empting public lands or proving up
titles Of homesteads, are required to
have four disinterested witnesses to
appear before the Register Of the Land
OofIice to prove their continuous resi-
dence upon and improvement of the
tract before patent will be issued for
the same. This is very expensive and
works a great hardship ON settlers on
the public lands in this part of Nevada.
For instance, resident of Paradise
Valley, has to pay the expenses OF him
self and four witnesses to Carson and
back to prove his claim to quarter
section of land taken up by him under
the presumption or homestead laws.
The distance to be travelled by stage
and rail to Carson and back is nearly
500 miles, and the fare for five persons
over the road is over $780, This is
more than many poor men, who are
struggling to make homes ON the public
lands, can afford to pay. Until quite
recently, persons who made affidavit
that they could not afford to go to the
Land Office at Carson, were permitted
to have their witnesses sworn before
the County Clerk and have their AFT
dayits sent to the Land Office. Then
only two witnesses were required to
prove up title, but now the number
has been doubled, and all are required
to appear before the Register Of the
Land Office at Carson. The attention
of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office ought to be directed to this
matter, that the injustice might be
remedied. It would probably be use
less to ask that Land Office be esUab-
lished here, but Commissioner might
be appointed to reside at this place and
examine witnesses relative to all pre-
emption and homestead claims in this
county aud northern Lander. The pre-
emption and homestead laws were
enacted expressly for the benefit of per-
sons of limited means, who desired to
make homes on the public domain, and
their trainers never contemplated that
settlers should have to incur an expense
of from $3.50 to $500 to prove that they
had resided on and cultivated such
lands.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19
LOCAL ENTELEEGEN CE.
The Young Felix's Entertainment.

The entertainment given in Centen-
NAL Hall last evening by the Young
Folks Serio-Comic Society was, all
things considered very creditable
affair. The opening chorus would not
have been discreditable to professionals,
and the tableaux were all good and
several of them grand. The " Heather
Chinee,n in which was shown the ten
denotes of the age by first representing
All Sin
GAS a monster Of such hiGcous mean,
That to be hated, needs but TO be seen,
and then showing
'That when seen too of, familiar with
= MS face.
"Girls arft abhor him, then pity, then
embrace
brought down the house. Aunt
Betsy ri,ed mp" was admirably rem
dered and highly appreciated, and the
dramatic charade showed that the
young folks, as actors, have seldom
been exceIled on the stage IN this part
of the world. The entertainment from
first to last had the spice Of variety,
and was well arranged, except, per-
haps, that the time allotted for refresh
ments, between the first and second
parts, was longer than necessary, and
gave the gods of the gallery " an OPP
portunity to display too many devices
for making noises of various kinds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19
EsenaOYing a VIII.

The mill built in Sacramento Dis
trict to work ores from the Tiger mine,
is to be removed to Uuionyille or Cot
tonwood Canyon to work ores from the
Lucky Dog mine, in Buena Vista Dis
trict. Those who have seen the Lucky
Dog mine say there is ore enough in
sight there to run ten stamp mill a
year or more.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19

Sergeant Nolan, of the regular army,
did good service on many occasions
during the thirty years he was a sol
dier, and was recommended for promo
ton. AS he was not graduate of
West Point he could not be raised to
the rank of Lieutenant and pensioned
unless by special act of Congress. That
body devoted some time to the matter
and the question of promoting him was
argued pro and con. Before it was de.
cfled, however, it was ascertained that
Nolan was killed by the Utes in the
Thornburg fight, and then his friends
discovered that their efforts in his be-
half were loves labor lost.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19
OF INTEREST To OFFICERS.
when sheriff or Constable should
not SbS0f Prisoner Who Tries
10 Esra1P

not shaof ii Prisoner VINO Tries
20 Escape.
The Albany Law Journal has the fol-
lowing relative to a matter which con-
Germs sheriffs, constables, police officers
and others:
"While defendant lin a case in the
Tennessee Supreme Court, constable,
was conveying to Jail a prisoner con-
vieted of assault and battery and COM
United to Jail, the prisoner attempted
to escape. 10 prevent the escape, de-
PENDANT, after giving the prisoner no.
tice to halt, shot and killed him.
He'll, that the homicide was not justifi-
able. In cases where the person slain
is arrested or held in custody for mis-
demeanor, and he fly or attempt to es-
cape, it will be murder in the officer to
kill him, although he cannot be other
wise ovettaken. Yet, under such cir
cumstances it may be only manslaugh-
ter, as, If it appears that death was not
intended 1t is better to allow one
guilty only Of q misdemeanor to escape
altogether than to take his life. +"
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The Herald Relief Fund.

Wells, Fargo & Cos agent here re-
ccived a circular authorizing him to
receive subscriptions to the New York
Herald Fund for the relief of the fam
inc stricken districts in Ireland, and to
forward the amounts received free OF
charge. Donations from ten cents up
wards will be received.
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Personal Mates.

James F. Brown, of the Fort McDer-
NIT and Canyon City stage line, and j.
NJ. Griffin, Superintendent of the Win
nemucca and Idaho stage line, are in
town.
J.. N. Carpenter, of Oreana, arrived
in town yesterday.
Asa Moore, of Willow Point, came to
town yesterday to see the show.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19
snow.

About two inches of the beautiful
snow fell in the valleys hereabouts this
morning. It came down thick and fast
for awhile.
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1t is stated here by intimate friends
of Conkling that he intends to 60 to
Chicago as delegate at large from New
York, and that he Will there take the
lead OF the Grant forces.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Take notice, that the business heretofore car
ried on by NATHAN LEVY, in the town of
Winnemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada, will
hereafter be carried ON by his successors, LEVY
u CO.; that said firm is composed of b. LEVY
and l. LEVY. This change has taken effect
this 18th day Of February, 1880
NATHAN levy.
fl4-l0d LEVY L co.
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Free lunch

Don't forget it boys! Free lunch
every night at A. d. Williams'-the
Palace Saloon. D.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-19

There will be a meeting of the Busy
Bees at the residence of A. j. Shepard,
Friday afternoon, at q o'clock.
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TRANSFERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION.

freight Forwarded to all parts of Idahoi
Eastern Oregon and Nevada
Consignments Of Goods respectfully solicited
Freight forwarded on short notice and on rea-
sonable terms.
A. J. SHEPARD, AGENT.
Mark Good scare ct. r. A.,
WsHnem Nevada.
sal Ily27rtf
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And Brown Bread, at all times, at
Docs LUNCH STAND. f5-tf
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Traii, llesaYGI.

The express train from the East was
delayed over an hour to-day east of
Golconda, by the engine slipping an
eccentric.
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And Celery Salad, every night, a
Docs LUNCH STAND. f5zbf
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silver City Bullion.

Bullion valued at 50, 600 was received
to-day at Wells, Fargo h Co.'S office
here, from SILVER Clty, Idaho.
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DOG LOST.

A LIBERAL REWARD viii be paid for the
return of the DOG "PRiNCE' to the
n7-iY NQpNs,lAs,iF BREWERY