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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

Tna L&yy CoUET room ia The rev
COurS House Is cosy, comfortable and
roomy, bu; not large enough to contzin
such crowds az attended the sitlings Of
the Levy Court a! New Castle last
spring 10 got assessed. However, if O
fair aseessaont ls made by the a3res.
sorS, there will b. no need OF g.rF
large Levy Court room.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Bitten b1 n IkNr

A boy named Ioseph Gallagher was
running down Carpenter direct near
Monroe ysstesday afternoon wbsu a
dos. urged On by Son Of its owner
named Winner, eejzsd him by the lag
leaving the marks Of ils teeth in the
flesh, and frishteHins him,qutts badly
1t WIS intinat.d thatappiieation would
be made 10 tia Mayor to have the
animal killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
RaaGi AaPlMhnS.

A party ofs.x we're returning late on
Christmas night from Visiting friends
II tbs township of MoGilivrsy, near
Lrcan, Ont. When approaching the
railway track the horses balkod and
tho sleigh wss struck by train on the
london, Huron aud Bruce railway,
near Claudsboye stStion. James Nc
arsth, his wife aud brother Matthew
and Ellsn Blake, a cousin, were instant
ly killed. MoGrsth's child, thirtsez
months old, was dangerously hurt but
may recover. Annie MoGrath saved
herself by jumping.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

The WorlG, in noticing the offor'
being made in New York to re1rganis
tas Democrat, party, observes tia. Il
Ia patty sis to livs and regain the
pcwer Il lost in 1860, It must conquer
the confidence 0; the farming Sta!es,
and OF tbs farming portion OF .ha com
msrc!al States, without losing the in
hUeuce IT now has in the great cent:e3 q
trade"
1t refers to the present tariff as cal
eulatad to "blook by prohibition and
narrow by taxation the Agricultural
and manufacturing energies of th-
country, as vel as the avenues Oa sea
aud laDd through which the products
Of America are to be exchanged sgaiaS!
these Of other coun!r.es."
l: il devoted 20 the free :ral5 idea,
and thinks the Democratic party mus,
adhere 20 that policy II it wishes 70
succeed. T4a working people Of cur
ooun try Should open their eyes to TAT
fac, and they I'll! Gud tha. tie win
ing tLa. Va have given tLsl wa f1. y
justified. The agrig0itUris! d as deep
~ interested In pro.avti7l as tic man
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

S,o5 NJ the Southern lsaders a,e owl
deltly trying I, accomplish by blsn-
dis meut aaa 'eig Ell loyalty, what
they failed to accomplish, at Che polls.
Their s1td2n conversion to liberal
ideAs looks to- 3ns giciOus 10 be regard
ei ao one prompted by a desire 70 re-
ject the principles they have always
cherished, and adopt progress I've pol
lev. These men who have been elected
10 Congress dc not speak the CENT?
men!s of their constituents. The con-
stltueat are men OF action while III
CONGRESSMAN are na~ n words. Tbs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

Miss Flora Sharon, daughter Of Sen .
tor Sharon Of Nevada, was married on
Thursday night lsst, at her fathers
residence, near San Franchises, to Sir
Thomas Hsbkiih, OF England. The re-
osption was the most brilliant eyer seen
In California.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
NlnAhthtr OfNrrr

T'hs following cfiosIs OF the Masonic
BoLl Company were elected yesterday
2l.erncou
Pfeoidept--Gsorge G. Lobdall.
Wee. Pro@ij5at--jamaI Scott.
SscfetaTy--JoLL P. Almond.
rr5lsarer-- 'n9na3 J. Lawson.
Directors. /. HoIgman, JGneg II.
b sg3, Isaac G. Pyls, Alfred Gavtbrop,
) IN Ta' loT, 10 epA Il. Gould, James
Parker, W. Bazte., J. D. Winsi9w.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
ONsATuRDAi, JANUARY s.h, 1851.
Tho lclioslpp d.g,r,D., neal rf,p.c- y

Tho following described Real Ef!g'c, We
Al thrt certain lot o. lcoo Ct land . IN
t"pEU'y OiicE hnas9 End one SLOry bTct
tacE budding thereon GOted, E'tUaig III The
cry OF W.imipgtyU, bUusdsd and described
80 iUip8s, 10 Wit.
beginning OF point on tho EOuthcrly d'e
OF CIts Du street. al the JittR &c orc Iast
t"Chet ifgu tho inter ion OF the fGld ado
81 thestnul street. and the oaFterly site VI
J'ckson street, thence soutHC;!y ind p3ftile
WITH FaGbsOh ST. .. ana tlTJugh the u!GJ'e
Oi LD1 division wall hetSeCn this hGuar ana
th4 house ~ l0iHiI 4 on ne wtf about Hj 'eet
to a tDEc, thence eaStGny and parallel 10
Chestnut stlest - l6eJ and iUCh,s to
sttEe, thence ntrtherly ard pgTaHcl win
JdtEsOR street and through tho middle oil
tho division UHL between this idus6 HLd the
hou'e GdlOiuinp on the Gus, EbOgs to iyet 10
tue Aforesaid eou'bsrly side Of Lh,sttut
street, anf taence thereby w,stcrlT u feet
irsb cs 20 tho place OF hcsInLlLg, D3 de con
tents Il ere what they my.
teiild anj tREcn IN execution &c tho prop
cry o. Howard sim peOn, EGrtGaIo., ava
Iohh Tanning, und Mary his wife. t. tS',ano
" be sofa by
PHIlJPR. CLARK, Sheriff
SheTf's OH &c. New CAsIe, Dec. ~, lsSo
lL4I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

Tho 70 iCV.n dec ibod ROsI sst IA viz.
M that ee!,aiu tra:. OF lAld situate IN
Ilrapdg Finc IA. died, New Ubatle n8ugtV
aGa state OF Uciay are, UUuEdei ami de-.
loI bed o. f5,lCWs:
beginning IN .hs triddIe 81 the Elenans
Greek hOpd at 4 c6rnGr II tboIar -orfsged
to ItJme9 l.. THEY. thence b. d rev diyid.
ing iine, GiVIi!LS tGi igsm said pt-,, rotih
20 degrees gSsJ ~ ptsChss IL Ire Isc Of
.ttlch {: Eiritc's LEND, ther &c by ts Inc
Got 90 GegTesc. west ~ PC cnGa u . f,.ne,
htrcJ by land 81 Blrthe D. Utsrs south W
Erefs, west lyJ pe'c res 10 u gtOlo, ihrH,o
sy th Toe ir part. unC ,aTJ oil lr4i olIsEse
ChaF"ier norsh ~ de"rlSs, wee. VI rlO
= fCba' ~ stove, 5hgtce south ~ ptgFceg
~cs. panty by sad ~ n. Iulit ctItr
ana 10 pa!cao ~ he chu!cg lnlr, thine
~ sc S"iny, tn'.'u Is dcgTccg, out 10 40
! EIChca - the q. i-lt 81 .aglT Creek
N"lt ..orct ID, ,heGto IN tie middle Of
he same, north 7 3 dsafce,, eat g5 10
HGItn's, L1lth so&s uLErGs a JsJ PEACHES,
stElt n ov2'gCf, cIEy Il 81 IC.r.a., aud
oath Y dr.rtsf cgsL pcraho = mo pace
" beginning Containing 81 BGrps, o. ItlChes
NJ M. moro ~ .Cat sttl tt.Er douIilS
Ogsc kiir7rt, 10 - ban, sGGadilg, wagon
oHre, nj cher Jui 4in@p tlcrUug.
siLH IND taken f. execution sB tho pr,p
- Of IhonE2 l.. TaNey, IT., rms % b.
,5iu ~ PElLip l. OZARK. sheriff
snerih's Once, New nGst.e, bee. u, ls51
ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

It's report of the mortusry Cor tie
week eC4lng December 4, in
ai""s o. nbont the Sans popu-
l4t!on Is Wilmington, ig as follows :
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

nE1RGr 6. HAGANY

hSs nat opened at No. West RsSth oiIosn. .
with fall and gsasonS5se stock oi al klnu'
81 ooH and slsos for ladies, geRtonon'
mtHos, hogs and children. IL yoa wans M NJ
Fn4hs Ia goSd gSSd' gsge y. Sf ea,i I'm sho
Mk-Sma
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

The post flee at Dslhi, Quobeo, WAC
robbed of all the registered lotser in 1t
on Sunday night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

By virtue Of wit Of Lcvafi Eaf!a7 70 mo
directed viii be exposed 10 PubIic rae. at
mo
LAFAY LTTE HOTEL,
Ninth ani S.tpicy streets, kept By lore c.
.'ytc, n tho city o. Wilmington, New taatH
County, Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

No1ioA'
Notice Is ierchy given that1 shall an. v To
me General Assembly OF the STAG OF / ola
"A:o. at It's u cat J sEuary so ten for di.
Eorco mn I wills. CiiT8E. Oo1nor.
J. A, GUhEFR,
Wilmington, Del lee. s, ISs0. Ia CIV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

d, n II aGd 81 ploy stiootE, kept b. i.rst O.
~ o n the ely Q. Wilmington, kca C.src
20 lHtY, toi, ,''''
On SATURDAY. yAyClHy gtb ,9,,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

Ninth ard shipley streets Eept \, -.
Csnniy, IeL. 'SI' "e" Caste
ON ehHIIRnAu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
ExECUFuKs SALE

EXECUT1Ks SALE
Az -Op-
REAL ESTATE.
WIZ be sold Of Pablic sale. nj tho auchsa
room. 81 L. W. StiGkAln l. son, Ia i. fourth
so oei, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY /, 1881,
al o'clocS. p. III,
good and convenient two story frame
house, in good oondt ion and gapsfior lOsa,
ton, on the 3. W. elE of Third And LON ard
streets, in the city Of Wilmington, Del The
lot Ia 10 itct on Tnir street by 81 tsos IN.
on l.om6aid street, more Of le6e, the property
~ the late John Boys deoGaEaf.
Terms at sac and potseSsiSn given the 18th
OF March next.
CYRUS STERE, EEeo tor
lRy ~ ofJOHE BOYS, dls'd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
suEEIPRsALzs
,hEkIfF'S SALE.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

~ virtue q a writ Of Leysn p,o,,,.
aliseted, vii be exposed to PaeIis S 70 no
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

%YOTICK.
~
IEc annual meeting ~ Dha Farmer Nm
tuei FRO iRsWanoo Cen Dauy Of b. SGRte Of
a'eiaHalG, VIII be held at the Cf1se Of the
company 10 Wilmington, IN MONDAY. tie
lCih dsy Of January next, a. 10 o'ciook, a IN.
=, =. Wnitt uMe an t4cctiSu Of b Ran8pora Of
The q, Dpsny Tor tho ensuing year WIN ha
held, ana one years intorsSt ca all cepglf
.nts' viii TO payable. The agentr OF inc
neInsHnJ h!e anihorinEd 10 rscssVos tie aAes
NJ y q: ST lTSENBURlI, Presidoat
W. A. LAhOTTk Secretary. IlTIst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
GHERIrf'S SALE.
LAYAY ErEHUTEr.,

BY vttro Ola wit OF VsudtLoal Fgrrra
70 40 die I'd, vi, DO ex!Nted to furh
Sac anne ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

M !CE.-1Hk IWfLFrH ANNUAL.
~ meeting Of tto steer oldeTE OF the = n.
8 ric Hall Co cf Wnminpt0n, Del. will Re
lnid Monday, the l7Eh day az I,cctmser.
1870, a. > o''IOck. ?. n, t"r the puuSo ti
e!seItRa pre- ifeHt, vice p-tFldGhL utasuTer,
secretary Gnd rins directors. to serve he On.
sEi1R year J.P AlLhUKI,. Socsy.
1zi4t.'h,Etm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-05
Saturday, June 3. 1880.

From ] b GuilIemetts. who, by the
way. il entirely unknown TO us. We
;Asss received . eoonunicstion con-
i& plllsed sbusss in the Issane
sAst3uo q 0teilacoom. If Mr. Guile
nette hsd written the article himself.
instead of signing his name TO piece
prepared far him BY another, aud II We
knew him 10 be . reliable and respon-
oh n1A We shsuld give hin pub
Ashskibe bat an6ert Ascipa.stasess
" cannot. 30 much. however. hes
bssn I'D on 2ths eusstiss 81 shsss
sbuses. Of Ists. tsst further efforts to
sqssasA vhs@ -iHvysRjeStioa dsasndsd
vip laRe sygp1sisss lsok nd hsstful
49, Int d sSspssinsesssnt himself
must sincerely desire - sveid. Scan
dal ssough hes bsss connected with our
Asylum 10 the past. and No more =
sSslsd IN Tho future. II there IL any.
stasg impure in i.s associations and
surroundings Il shouId be vigorously
pursed. for the benefit ofslI concerned
and il there 10 not, . distressed public
bssi lpssisls setndwk. 1881 Fs
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s.s'ssE vahssY-OF nrlEs.


The titled gsnesy 10 this country are
entirely too numerous. Every lawyer.
svssvl a.IaUisIatss. every candidate
for 0onxress:xnd = host OF Others. ere
Honorablss; systy nisnI Who rms .
f1apbQek every IAN vbo hes . row.
host ~ scow. every msa who ever
held eabosdiaats petition In the sruy.
and : host 81 others, are Captains; oil
]. Ps sx.J:. Ps.s.sU..'s Conmissioners,
Cod1y tsSfks. S0tArisS. and : third host
If sAhsrs. arc Jodgss; while Of Generals
tusrs Sfs enough 10 our Territory sleoe
:" spare one foe svsy esmpsny ia the
army. These titles Ire generally in-
t.nz I'd 10 ~ seuplinsstary. asd 10
their indiscriminate. undeserved and
multitudjnpus applicstion sre On y -
the heads Of those Aattered by their
bsstowsl. This sort. Of thing IL rspug.
nsnt.sc oar national principles. being
wretcbed sping Of European manners
ana Suss6ns. sRathsf than encouraged,
isshosfd be froWnsa down. until the
practise 10 popularity obnoxious.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-05

10 Tar 8. ]. Tildsn Is . long ways
ahead among condidatss Far the Demo
cratic nominatioa loe the Presidency.
Kansas. Missouri and Mississippi nave
nos tastsuetsd their delegates. and in
New Jersey. viseinis and Minnesota
tljenA1ias Oe delegates u said to b
mixed and doubtfuL Ofths sec dsle~
gates slsosed. onittins these from the
thsse Shtss lrss nAnsd. 3 are ssid to
f9Ssf Pstksr. 9 TO favor Seymour. II
FRAk = beyprd. - Thurnaa. 50 Han
cook aud 100 Til1en. Fisld. who u
sappgqea teshs . s6rong easdidsts. has
no v6lts ptonissd him ous,ids Of Viz
gipie HI ows State. Cslifsrnia.
elscs.d fiIdsa delegates. Tildsa and
FIELD NspM make = sssssg ticket
- the Democrats csa pat IL the Asld.
Ths1 weqlA ~ ths whole party. vote,
ssd VOID oo6s - near dsssaliag ths
Rspablisaa no.insss = my nsn that
sssNt PIT fSsvata - -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-05

The Committee request that the pri-
maries be held ct the usual voting places
throughout the county on Saturday TIE
26th day Of June. 1855, at 2 O'Clock Pm.
1t being deemed inexpedisnt ct this
time to name q day for holding the
County Convention. the Committee de-
clded TO await the seton Of the FeFsi.
toris! Central COMMITTEES in the msttsr.
Due notice will hereafter be given Of
the time and place Of hol ling said Con-
ventien.
No further business coming before
the meeting, it was adjourned.
u. KELLOGG. Chairman, ,e.s
King County Cen. Com.
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mothers, noshsrsl. mssAsrsi,

Mothers! Mothersli MssAsrsi!i
Are you disturbed at night end
broken of your rest by sick child suf.
fering and crying with the excruciating
pain of cutting teethY If 50, q 81
once and get bottle of MRS. WINs.
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lisve the poor little sufferer isnmediste.
ly-depenc upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not Q 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. oper.
ating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe
to use in all cases. end pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and best female physicians
and nhrses in the United 6tatss. Fuu
directions for using will acoompe ny
each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac simile of CURTIS & PERKINS, 10 on
the outside wrapper. Sold " all
Medicine Dealers. Is cents q bottle.
Beware of limitations.
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Louise and Prince Leopold leave this
evening for Milwsukee
LaNpoy. June 3.-A duel has been
fought on the Belgian frontier between
two Spsniards-Marquis Gil De Olivars
and Count De Lordi. The count was
killed.
CALCUTTA. June 3-Rebel outposts
near Militia, Burmsh. were successfully
attacked. The rebels were captured
and decapitated by the commander OF
the royal troops.
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Qaicxoo. tnns 4-Ths papsrs Ill
agree that the unit rpls will - veEsd
dova and that ~ Ddnssntieu cannst
& ~ sseS e ss. s':1s: =,
hsvs decided TO slick fQeAhsir man. =
ballosing lasts . week. a.
The Convention waa-6 111c1 ~ osanr
at lO:l6.
Ne. Conklisg moved tAat On nen-
bsrs a the Coavsotion tin1 thsnaalvss
"a seppb~t14e As0Issss e - Oosvsa-
ton. Conkling's aosioa 10 enesied.
II 4. ~ Qoskling ~ thsse uess
neessivt NJ q ths - kioo. ~
asked ooe eAll Of 6tat6 ~ I'LL e.
Hestss vas ordered call11. - rosulae1
ID favee d The Coukoae 8ooo1ueioa !.
Wess virsinis caseiae s6sss vUeos ID
~. =; 1al -. Z! :.|el.s g 4: s
hissse. .sssssk .asasTas ss ~ 81
ll:13 4. .sees11s = Ouaklin9 moved
that - 1ooogatss Who vsssd 40 sheuld
b. S66Sl6166d 3 having forfeited their
risl1lEvp1 = .spsisa.s
sxelude three diaagessisg dslsgstes
iron WsslN 1rolnia isbsing sxtsn,ivsly
dioe11Sea. - ISIS ss Il
IA 3 canklisie hss aslsd The.
the sslled 1tsass b called on his reso-
III ~. X asl.ovs d.,.r.,. =,
ashea thas The Qcnkl,ng resointion be
laid = tho tabls.
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WHIT YOU WANT.


IL q medicine that. Will 10 ths mo-
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense N. t. Cody &c.,
druggists and apothecaries. arc nov
introducing into the market liet Of
non-sscret medicines (the formula for
the preparation OF which il publiAhsd
ON ths wrapper. which Are dei614d
especially for diseases pecuiias 10. til
climate. Our preparation Of ~. 81
wild cherry 10 better for coukdS sd
colds than German syrup ~ Any othsr
medidoe. Our Sars.Pafhle fiog w
blond; 0ns extract IL btchu Soe the
kidneys: oar Troehss ter .bsonchitis:
our 6oothisg Dysup sl6 chiI1rsn: scr
Lozenges for worms; our Ooudit:on
Powder for cattle and hoss es: our e.
seucc Of Pspsis ipr dysppia cd O.
various toilet prspafsti6us afs ShS bsSt
in nse.
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For the best photographs in al
styles. in bright or clo0dy wssther, 70
to Moore's. Sulivanss Block, gFtent
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KING COUNTY REPUBLICAN
PAIMARIRS.

Pursuant to notices duly given, the
RepublicaL Central Cssmmitteel0r Ki1g
county met 10 Seattle for the purpoe 81
making the sppostioament for the ~.
erAl voting precincts for delegates TO
the County Convention. and to desig.
nate the day for holding the primaries
throughout the county, and also transact
such other business a. may properly
come before the meeting.
Present--W b Pumphrcy. John A
Smart and g Keilogg:s LV Wyckoh
and C n Van Doreu being absent.
The following named precincts were
allowed . representation in the CONT
Convention - follo~9: ffsfEF
Sexttls-ist Wsrd. ................
"a ward. .........O
Sd Ward ................ q
e atr s-
AOSot. VI
Milton .................. 5
Slaughter ................... )
Newcastle ............... III
Jua0ita.. ...... .... -. ...s
Porter's Prairie -. ............... /
SQuak ..-..... s..............
Duval s....... z
CEDAR River ................. 3
White River. ............... 49,. 8
Moxlapush .................
Snoqualmie. ........ ............ >
csmisn. $4,000. ...r..s.......
Grppn River
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LONGwiLL-In an Prlns'sco, Nay 2iAt. 70 -
VIE OF John Lonsvih tformsrly Of Tscona),
esoa. =
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

Estate Of Dana Il HoFtsF. Deceased.
NToucB n HxnEDY oIvxK ~ TnB VI.
IN deFsiena1 sdninistrsezix 81 TIE ssts0 ol
al passooss la1ine slaf01 a01uH - ss5d =
$500: = szAists tAee Viii tAs sssssssEy ysasA
o.. Year So. .ssn.r 4. ma IN. p :,
iss~5 e fhAs Nsl3SN
ESQ s . - .zs4sss 3. ls 80 :
80 ~ uAdsuig1sA. = - seeiAsass = Crssseal
A1oianas.asi4 Of ~ Hslsep u nsn =. Rsstg,
1ens4. No. jeBw
f.sf 4g.zusg& FL las aEa s@AE ! "a
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CALIFoRNIA.

SAN FRAx0rsco. Jane Z. Sailed.
bark Whistlss. Tor Seattle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-02
LOCAL INTELLEGEN CE.


L. b. Brackett, who left here about
five weeks ago with his family for
Washington Territory, writes from Col
fax, his destination, that he arrived
there all right. He had not seen much
of the country at the time he wrote,
but he had heard great deal about IT.
According to all reports, as soon as the
railroad is built, the part of the Terri
tory through which it rams will be
levely and prosperous. 1t had been
storming all the time since his arrival
= Colfax. Everybody in the count y
wants land as prospectors do lodges in
mining camps. There is not much
money in circulation, and moneyed men
are buying up large tracts Of land from
the Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany. Mr. Bracket promises to write
again when he sees more OF the country
and give his opinion OF it.
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+ The SILVER STATE asks whether
"Lovelock" or "Lovelocks" is the
proper name Of the station and post
Office at Big Meadows. Lovelocks is
the proper name, that being the name
of the pioneer whose cognomen the sta
ton bears. Reno Gazette
You are mistaken, MIR. Gazette. The
pioneer whose name the station bears is
Lovelock, George Lovelock, without
the s.
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l. P. Weaver, who left here last May
for the Yankee Fork country, arrived
here yesterday. He says that 90 far as
groupings and rich gold and silver bear
ing quartz indicate, there are at least
three good mines at Bonauza City,.
namely: The Custer, which carries gold
and silver, and the Charles Dickens
and Montana, which bear gold exclu-
sively. The quartz from the gold bear
ing mines is being worked in arastras.
and the owners of the Custer contem-
plate building sixty stamp mill to re-
duce ore from that mine next Summer.
The country is heavily timbered, but
the seasons are short aud the snow fall
very deep in the mountains. The road
from Challis to Bonanza was blockaded
with snow the Goth of December last,
since which time the mails have beer
carried on snow shoes between those
places, as neither mules, horses or oxen
can be driven over the deep snow. He
thinks next Summer will be much bet
ter for miners than last. Then there
was rush of prospectors, many of
whom had no means; now there is con-
siderable capital invested in the mines,
and labor will be in demand as soon as
the roads are open. Wood River,
new mining camp some seventy-fve
miles up the Salmon river from Bonanza
City, is attracting the attention of
prospectors, and Mr.. Weaver is of the
opinion that there will be rush there
in the Spring. The ores in that sec
ton are base and will have to be smelt-
ed, but the mines are said to be extern
sive and fuel is plenty.
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DIRECTORS MEETING.

. A meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
HUMBOLDT d. A. NJ. = n. SOCIETY VIII BE-
held on
"wednesday Evening, March 3d. 1850,
At O'Clock P. NJ. at the Secretary Once, In
winnemucca. All members of the Board are
requested TO he present, az matters OF impor-
lance will he brought before the meeting.
BY order Of the President.
AZ FERD.s RIED, Secretary.
SWirnemucca, February ~, 1850 I'd
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stock d. hg.

A dispatch from Silver City says;
"The recent snow storm resulted in a
great loss of stock on Malheur, Jordan
and Reynolds Creeks, and other Win
ter cattle ranges, in Idaho and Eastern
Oregon. It is estimated that nearly
10000 head persisted" This is an
doubtedly greatly exaggerated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-02

The Firemen, at their meeting last
evening, decided to build room, in the
rear of the hose house, 30 feet long by
10 feet wide for meeting purposes.
George Berk presented the company
with q handsome bell for the hose
cart