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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
o the leading business houses whose advertise.
n,ul. may he found In TnE BclIErIN
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{ u paer & Co, Commercial avenue and Nine.
tpcnth street
Ga. H. stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES.
p.tl.N Bird Washington avenue and Eighth
street
PHYSICIANS.
h. IN Naryan; Office 40 Commercial Avenue
DENTISTS,
.. w. G. Joceyn, Eighth near Commercial
y. v WhiuocS. 1871 Commercial avenue
LIQUORS
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INSURANCE
& n CaBdr.. 80. ,0Ohio leyerl cup .isir.I
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I'M ALL PLAYED Our' is a common
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TnlRTy YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLp
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MUcH SICKNESS, undoubtedly with chill
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cd by worms Browns Vernifuge Commits,
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to children. Twenty -tiye cents a box.
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.

CLSclNNArI, Jan. ia special to the
Times from Yellow Springs, Greene county,
o., says three terrible explosions occurred
this morning at the Mann powder mills,
three miles south Of there. Three mills
were destroyed and two men killed.
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WISCONSIN BUNlOMB.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. ia Joint res
oIntion, congratulating Name upon the
happy solution Of its troubles and its tri-
amph for the principles of free government,
was adopted 10y strict party vote of 80 to
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TllE CHEAPEST PLACE

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of boots and shoes leather and findings be-
fore the late rise and will give the public the
benefit by selling at the old prices. DO not
fail to call when in need of goods in his
line.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

Na5o--N ThsuewOOd.
Treasurer Edward BczOuiG.
CIrfS-Dcunis. j. FOLEY
Counselor VIM L.. Gilbert
Mlr-Aai-J {. LSHnc.
httorury-N.llism Hcudrcl-
GnAHp or ALpELNLN
!tr.t Wsrd-M. i. HOwlcy
second WArd-DaNG T. LiueSaT. G. x Wood
Y srd.
Third Wsrd-W z. Wright, Egbert smith.
Fourth Wsrl-Char.rs o. fatier. James hynsstOn
l4Gh Ward-T. w. Halliday, Ernest u. Peiiil.
County Officers.
Circuit JUd.c--O. \. ilarknr
Ci-rUi, ClcgN-J. A. Reeve.
Iaruig JUd.c--I. : NocGm.
COUNTY Clrrs-S } Human.
Count, Atto-nsy-W. { NWk"y.
Counts Trcasurcr-A. j. AIuca.
sheriff John Hodges.
Curourr-B fliG-crg.,. =, q,
coanw Commissioner n ". Halliday N. V
Brown. samuel Drilcy
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The Yoicues Of .hc BaGsr begin vita the first
NlMhrr for JANUARY OF each year Nncu go time
Is mentioned, 1t will be understood that the sub
scte0r wishes 10 commence With the Nrmhcr next
after Me r"ccip, OF order
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-05

The platform of principles adopted
by the Chicago Convention was framed
in such manner that it is difficult to
tell whether it was intended for Blaine
or Grant. 1t states some grounds
AGAINST Chinese immigration, and in
this respect is admirably suited for
Blaine, who voted in favor of the Chi
nese restriction bill. Another plank,
however, declares that it is the duty of
the Republican party to harmonic the
country. This seems to have been in
tended for Grant, as Blaine never let's
an opportunity to raise the bloody shirt
pass, while Grant is called the candi.
date of reconciliation. If that plank
means anything, the campaign is not to
be fought on sectional issues, and the
two great parties will go before the
people on their merits. It will be inn
possible for George f. Edmunds, who
IN Ubvu0ctioudDly ohC Va Vic fAeNos IA
cOrruptibls men in the United States
Senate, to accept the nomination on
platform opposed to Chinese immigra-
tion. He is committed on that ques-
tion, having spoken and voted against
the Chinese restriction bin in the
United States Senate, and he is too
Conscientious to be a denlagogue. How
. convention which processes to be in
Favor of restricting Chinese immigration
can indorse Hayes, who vetoed the bill,
il hard to understand, unless the pro-
gramne is to laud Blaine for voting for
the Chinese bill and indorse the action
of Hayes in vetoing. it. National con-
vantions are very much like State and
county conventions. Their platforms
arc very often as meaningless and in
consistent, their principal object being
to catch voters.
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TO-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
The Illinois Contestants Admitted
Nos Probable that the Convention
Will Adjourn Te.NiGnt = tonlling
Denies that Grant VIII Withdraw.

CHICAGO, June 3.
It is possible that the convention NAV
adjourn tonight, bat the probability is
that it will not reach = final adjourn
ment before Monday
The Illinois question was settled in
favor Of the contestants this morning.
The convention was called to order
at ii As A. NJ. The contestants from
the Illinois districts are in their seats.
The question of the Kansas contest
ants was taken up, and on motion forty
inmates were given for discussion os
the question.
The Convention decided 10 accept
the majority report on the Kansas del.
egation, admitting the ten delegates to
seats, but allowing the State only six
votes.
Mr.. Conkling authorizes a denial Of a
report in circulation that he has let
ter from Grant asking him to consult
with Logan and if he deems it proper
TO withdraw his name as candidate for
the nomination.
A delegate demanded call OF roll On
Kansas question, and the vote resulted
m favor OF the majority report by a
large majority.
On the report Of the minority of
Committee on Credentials, seating the
two contestants from West Virginia,
was adopted. ~
The Utah case was then taken up.
Minority report in favor of admitting
contestants from Utah in place OF the
sitting members, adopted,
Report Of Committee on Rules and
Order OF Business taken up. Rules of
House of Representatives recon-
mended- Recommends that when the
vote Of State is cast for a candidate
it cannot be changed except in case of
numerical error. Ten minutes allowed
for presentation OF each candidate for
President.
Sharpe moved that the convention
proceed Immediately to ballot for Pres
ident of the United States.
Chairman has ruled Sharpe's motion
in order.
Sharpe of New York moved to pro-
coed to nomination OF candidates imme.
diately-rejacted.
Sharpe was demanded roll Of States
on his motion. 3 q aes CT ~
Roll o. States on Sharpa's motion re-
suited in favor Of 276 against 479. 81 ssn
Boutwell, of Massachusetts, .moyed
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ers Despeaaents
LAST EvENINe,s SESSION.
CHICAGO, June A.
The Convention was called to order
at 1886 P. M.-Hoar in the Chair.
The Alabama contest was taken up,
and it was agreed to devote forty min
utes to it, each side to have twenty
minutes, before voting.
Boutwell, moved that the question of
representation be governed by the
usage heretofore practiced in the differ.
emit States.
The Chair ruled the motion out Of
order.
A resolution was then introduced
that the minority report of the Com
mittee on Credentials be adopted by
the Convention.
After some debate the roll of States
was called and the resolution was
lost.
q motion that the minority report in
the Alabama case be substituted for the
majority report was defeated by vote
of 500 in favor OF the motion and 449
against it. This vote indicates the
strength of the Grant men in the Con-
vention, and shows that they lack -
votes of majority. Had the New
York and Pennsylvania delegations adj.
hered to the unit rule, Grant would
then have been at least % votes short
OF majority, but with Illinois, Penn
sylvania and Alabama solid, be would
probably be nominated ON the FIRST
ballot.
The Illinois cases were next taken
up.
Boutwell, of Massachusetts again
raised the question that the seats OF
contestants be settled by the usages OF
the respective States.
Ihe Char again ruled the motion out
of order.
After an hours debate as to how
much time should be allowed ON the
Illinois question, it was decided to give
an hour to each side.
When delegates from California men
toned the name of Blaine, the Conyen-
ton and galleries took it up, and
cheered continuously for FIVE minutes.
When StOrrs in speech mentioned
Grants name the applause was vocifer-
Gus, and was continued for several
minutes.
Some one called for Blaine. and the
cheering was continued, the delegations
from several States rising and waving
their banners.
At l2:l5 this morning the Conven-
ton adjourned until III o'clock to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-05

THE WRANGIE AT CHICAGO.

The Chicago Convention has now
been in session four days, and up to
noon to-day nothing has been decided
except the unit rule. The time Of the
Convention has been principally de-
voted to wrangling over the contested
seats of the Alabama, Illinois and
Pennsylvania delegates. The Grant
and Blaine leaders are confident of the
ultimate success of their respective
chiefs, though it. is quite probable that
a dark horse viii win the prize. It is
tolerably certain that Grant has the
largest following Of any candidate, and
Will undoubtedly have more votes than
blaine on the first ballot. His mana
gers say they will fight it out if it takes
week, and if they cannot get the
place for their favorite they will secure
it for their second choice. They en-
courage WINDOWS friends to stick to
to their man to prevent the vote OF
Minnesota going fer Blaine, and as they
are skilled tacticians, with about three
hundred delegates marshaled under
their banners. they are almost certain
to get their first or second choice.
That no good win result to the party
from this long and acrimonious contest
is moral certainty. 1t is very much
Ike the Charleston Convention of 1860,
which resulted in bolt and the nomi-
nation Of Stephen A. Douglas and John
G. breckenridge by the opposing fac
tons. A bolt at Chicago is not among
the probabilities, but reports from the
Convention indicate that there will be
no choice until several ballots are tax
en-. and the two principal candidates,
Grant and Blaine, are withdrawn.
conking, Cameron and Logan will
make no compromise unless Blaine is
withdrawn with Grant.
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District Court Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judieial
District OF the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County of Humboldt:
Alvira Evans, plaintiff, versus NJ Castle and
j. =. Abel, defendants.
Action brought In the District Court "a the
Fourth Judicial District OF the State of Nevada
in and for the County Of Humboldt, and the
complaint Sled in the office or the Clerk OF said
District Court on the oath day of April, A. d.
1880. tN
The State of Nevada sends greeting to M.
Castle and J. y. Abel, d<fendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the Abeve named
plaintiff, Alyira Evans, In the District Court Of
the Fourth JUDICIAL District Of the state of
Nevada, in and ier the County OF Humboldt,
AID TO answer the complaint filed therein with
the Clerk Il said Court within ten days (cxclus-
I'VE OF the day of service) after the service on
you OF this Summons served within this
County; or il served out Of this County bat in
this Judicial District, within twenty DAYS. eth
erwise, within forty days--or Judgment By de-
fault viii be taken against you, according to
the prayer Of said complaint.
Said action Is brought for O dissolution of
copartaership existing between plaintiff and
defendantCastle, and foran accounting of the CO.
partnership accounts, for the sale of copartner-
ship property, the payment Of the debts OF the
concern out OF the proeaeds Of such sale. am.
she distribution OF the balance; also for the ap-
PoiAtment OF Receiver during the pendency Of
this action; said copar tnership consisting in hs
business Of buying, selling Strengthening and
shipping cattle, at Humboldt County, Nevada,
and said property consisting OF slaughter
house, corials and appurtenances, situate at or
near Winnemucca. All of which will more fully
appear by reference 20 said Complaint, certi
Ned copy OF which accompanies this Summons,
and made part hereof
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear and answer the. said complaint as
above required, said plaintiff will apply TO the
Court for the relief prayed for In said Com
plaint, and take Judgment against you for costs
Of suit se3 a ~ sss mis- -.
u. 81 Giren under my hand and the Seal
Of the District Court OF the Fourth JudiciaI Dis
tfiee Of the STATE Of u svada, In and for the
county Of Humboldt, this 24th day Of April,
ieS0d #t J.sH. JOB, OsssRLE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-05

Fred Grant is reported as publicly
stating in Chicago that Jay Gould tele-
graphed the Blaine managers to draw
upon him to any amount, and that a
eolored delegate to the convention was
offered one thousand dollars to vote for
Blaine. Coakiing says some of the
Blaine .howlers might yet be glad to
vote for Grant and have their board
bills paid.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
sam. HazletOn says ne has Netting to
Retract.
CRAB CREEK, Spokane Coz
w. r Nav 81 1880.

CRAB CREEK, Spokane Coz
w. T., May 81. 1880.
EDITOR SILVER STATE: In reply to
letter in your paper commenting on
my letter to j. H. Theis, / desire to
state that wrote nothing in relation
to this country that am not willing to
stand by. AT the time of the big snow
storm last January | started for the
postoffiee on foot, with rubber boots on,
and waded through snow even with the
tops of my boots for over mile, and
had to turn back. My object in locat-
ing here is to get even with the coun-
try, but this | find l cannot do. The
more I see on the country the less /
think OF it.
What the productions of the soil in
this, the Big Lake country, may be, |
am unable to say. The country is
billy, and the soil has never been test
ed. The soil is light sandy loan, and
in my opinion win require great deal
of rain or artificial irrigation to produce
crops.
There are thousands of squirrels here
and they are very destructive, and have
to be got rid OF in some way. | expect
to return to the sage brush State yet,
as hold it in as grateful remembrance
as do my old home and birthplace.
do not write to. discourage any one
from coming here. My advice to those
who intend moving here is to come and
satisfy themselves.
The weather during the month OF
May has been as (, lows: Isl and I'd
very cold and windy; Sd and 4th, cold
rain and frost; 9Th and 9th, rainy with
heavy winds; 9TH and Sth, wind. rain
snow, and heavy frost; 9th, 10th and
18th, windy, cold and showing; 18th,
pleasant; 18th, windy and heavy frost;
l4th and 18th, rain and wind; 10th,
rain and frost. Since then the weather
has been warm and showery. These
notes are from personal observation,
ard are reliable.
SAMUEL HAZLEToN.
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that the National Committee be in
structed to prepare plan for the cleo
tion Of delegates by States to the Ma
tional Convention OF lSS4-adopted.
Minority report on Rules and Order
of Business adopted, and the Commit
tee on Resolutions asked to report.
At 4 o'clock P. NJ. our report closes.
-AEED.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Posofhce at Winnie
mucca, Nevada, ON the 9Th day OF
June, 1880.
Braun, VI L Hale, EJ
Mcdonald, d Murphy, +
Tholander, 5 Miss
Persons calling for any of the above
letters, will please say, Advertised
june 9Th, 1880"
L. C. ROBINS, p. NJ.
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The South Carolina Democratic State
Convention elected a Bayard delegation
TO Cincinnati. The Alabama gdslega-
tioa is understood to be divided be-
tween Thurman, Field, Hancock and
Bayafd, ''''a 49, '''''' 1881
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-05

A Yreka tCd.l dispatch. says that a
heavy land slide at Salmon river de-
molished the Star of the West quartz
mill and ground it into atoms. The
worknen escaped by man at the ditch
above giving the alarm.