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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25

A"e monthly weather review OF the
NeV'd' Weather Service for May 1890,
- 'eeslVed. IL contains the following:
FRoSTS.
Frost was reported at Elko on the
@''h, 18th, 29th add 3Osh; at Eureka on
'us zssh; at Wiunemucca on the l2sh;
~ Austin on the l2.h; at Belmont on the
hh, 10Th, llth and l2,h.
SNOW.
SNOW fell at Eureka on the 9Th; at
I imetto on the 7tb, aud at Virginia
City on the 7th.
HAILST0RMS.
Az Downeyville on the 9th and 9th;
~ Reno on the 9Th; at Eureka on the
10Th and 9Th; at Gold Mountain 90 the
ZSth aud Cranes Ranch 90 the TIN.
Sleet Tell at Austin on 9th.
THUNDERsToRMs.
AT Downeyvile on the OH and 9th;
ct Reno on the 9th and 10Th; at Susan
V'ilF, California, on the 9Th; at Gold
Mountain on the Oh aud % b; at
Pilmetto on the 9th and 2Stb; at
Virginia City on the 4th, 9th, 26th and
9th; at Cranes Ranch, on the lst, 9th
and ooh; at Csndelsria on the 4th; al
Levers Ranch on the 3D., 9th, and 10Th
At Belmont on the Sd, 4th, 5th, 9th and
2Ssh. Distant thunder was heard al
Yount's Ranch on the 22d; 3. Phoebe or
the 9Th. and at Austin on the Sd, Goth
81 and 30th.
HIGH WINDS.
At Downeyville on the 18th, 9th and
7th; at RUBY Hill on the 7tb; at Pioch,
90 the oh, l9sh and Is; at Gold Mour.
tain on the 6tb, 10Th, 18th, Both ant
3lst; at Palmetto on the 9sh, 10th, 18th
26th, Both and 3lst; at Virginia City OIL
the 9th. 10th, Both, Both and 3lst; g
Belmont on the 10th and 9th, and q
Columbus Marsh on the 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25
Instruct Your Physician.

If you want your prescriptions prepared
at Harry Marett's Drug Store your ply
stefan " i'll leave them there If so in-
structed. IT,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25
Wall Paper.

A large assortment of the latest styles
of wall paper at Paul Neth's hardware
store. Call and get prices. jel4tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25
DIR. A. N. Allen.

The dentist, will be absent from Winnie
mucca for one week commencing Friday,
June 9th. je24-tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25

TfYOu Are Sick GET YOUR PREsCRIP-
TIoNs AT HARRY MARETT's DRUG
STORE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25
The Residents or Cottonwood and
Uni0nville

Desiring the services of dentist can find
DR.. A. Nj. Allen, of Winnemuccs, at the
hotel in Unionville for one week, COM
menciug Friday. June 9th, prepared to
perform ell operations in dentistry in
satisfactory manuer. je24-tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25

Money Saved BY CALLING ON HARRY
MARE1T AT HIS New Drug STORE IF
YOU ARE SICK.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25
When Baby was sick,

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25

snow fell at Eureka on the 9Th; at
I imstto on the 7tb, aud at Virginia
City on the 7th.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25

nc monthly weather review OF the
NeV ga Weather Service for May 1890,
- received. IL contains the following:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-25

"WEDNESDAY. Jrvv Ok lsoo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
GRIZZLY JOKES

Yosr wife should wear fal dress vhsa yoz 60
gale1 see shoed p-etk- % remA oIE Of xxas
The vifeis fall dress nay COASTS Of lace ovs<-
cresz with waist sa1 SIX r. OF skirt anrhov.
some wear Q eo-ssze In tee pace "a sae waist
and filed IN VIA illuxioa. though il % r.ore
COMMON 10 sco-a al efforts q. iz.uslcl sa2 b
perfectly frank. oEen al above board At e-ss
yoEr wife Iii. he& rzre seoat sppearsng il fun
overcome ssis natEral reserve Aac converse wisa
great sree1O1--BsI W.
NADIA" observed zee ses-r % tie -csne- az
yeIli3g s1f2ss L the aaaieaces sE5sa yoxr
eaaild Ia quite sRrozgn sp24as1inS I vii coz
c1as 20 merely teigl insanity. Al present rae
pressure Is entirely 700 gre&.F-Axsc~seaz G-v-
Ger.
Fcad Mother-My soc, viz your a3vs1 sxrss
y0a sAo1d rise far above yoar felsxs Nnv
should rot yoa hope one day 70 20 10 eung-esxs
Azas1o1sS o2-TnEss what In aiming fo-
mother / an Already taking boxing lsssors-
God Eezx
DO you knew. Eliiy, / taink eur sew teacher
ehkrEi1xs az co1 :. ! can't bear hin 1
vco.e nice lesser 70 hia la-e- ' and laid in N
nv cooyeook" 'wsLzs-' "as r~su-nS !. Z,
ne fua Of corrections N rad iak."-Fsgssade
BiG<t--
Ca-a-isssetory for l2w-z5s551g czrszz-s-A. .
recent meeting Ct ANARCHISTS a. New gsr.ey
sone we're srrexsed bat Moss escapse--E>~asoz
Pzzea
When bag Esn IN q little towa rores IN =
larger tswn, &c = putting himself In q posssiou
u learn BIS fret big lessoa Il auns,sa-sor.-
AseAssom Giobs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
THE SOLDIERS DON'T WANT III,

sgAT-LK, Dec 8, $50
To TER EpITok: Permit ne On behalf OF yery
many veterans o. the late war, 10 thank you for
the lne.y editorial in your issas OF SUNDAY On
the position taken hy tee National TFl5xat N
reference 10 penssc1ss etc The fEllacy OF the
Farmers Alliance idea Of Al issue O. currency
tasI can o1ly result in dsp-ecis- and shrink
age OF vAues, with al the attendant distress,
l. patent 10 al thinking men But 1nforsEu-
G1ely, We have among even 20 mature ass of
zen a. The old Soldiers. may whose shoRsh1
are SO basel by uezr exsggeraIz6 Ideas Of the
importance Of taesr Individual services thai rhey
lead 20 no iosacal CONCLUSION. DO not visa 70
redsez n the slightest degree UPON any Of nv
cd comrades. but do rot believe TIA, the TrkS-
xae- II xLy measure. rejects the OF. aioa o.
ns !oTiIy our cid soa6sers- Ii Il true TIA, the
nation owes tae1 deos vnicn i. can never
repay. AM iog thai reason slone the deb, within
Certain reasonable lni sfioas has been can
celled S1ca matters rs me ineq csll " OF bonn
ties were lie natural results of the condition of
a4airs - the tine, and because one man re-
oeiyed $500 or $40 for one years service while
another received h1 $40 for three years service
Is no good ress way the government shusld
make ~ The d-E-rsacs 10 the latter, as taas
voala Involve IayEsnt 70 tie heirs OF ,aose
who save c3sc since tie VA. Tae suryivo- aas
no stronger claim than the heirs Q. the cex6
ana n both cases tie governnez, has IN sl4sc
is contract The abolition o. the Limitation Of
sAS % E<1s4o-e No2<9 lave @ SGtaHr
effect We al had Al opportunity % secure our
arrears Of pension. and sass lsEi alton wss yesy
properly p4se~d By eocgrsss iof TIE reason thar
tie Production o. tie aeeessssy PROOFS made
Eaore e2tca-t y TIE lapse Of years. and failure
10 DO 50 woa46 work nsr3saips and pace ne
racon IN an embarrassing situation. whereas,
within short r=-icd after the csose of the wa-
The production OF these proofs was reasonably
easy In Il Us1rArton OF s23 wi. iassznce he
csse OF one OF Dy own men. 70 whom / ssnt q
eerunesie o. q coagrsed sael wound aeoss
three years Age. s1fe- ne had eesa ee1rsdi.n
with c.seased hip 5oins for zen yesrs seven o.
when bad been spe2E n . saza EFFORT 70 lea-n
ny residenSe Ny cs.t.fcxse secured hss pep
sion wltsir three weeks an entitled 70 one
OF the lowest pensions On TIE Exl 81 Per rnonsa.
toc which / have never app led Were nv
arrears 70 be pad voaid receive 81 saa Tais
Is alone sa4cieok 20 show the szorlnoa, d-ssf
On ne treasury thas vozl6 reszls from such Q
Law.
take .t hat the cid soldiers are q ras-iossc
today - they we're in 1851, aud that they
receg alEe the ragau Of their chilirsn - fu,ly
a. they DO their owz- That aeiag So wnag valid
reAso2 can there be for an escrs 20 bankrupt
ne nssaea. and lsays = asrlsAxs 81 dehs % sae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
FRANKS ArroKrIosMENr BILL

The bill introduced on Tuesday by Mr..
Frank of Missouri, for the reapportlon-
ment of representation under the late Gen.
sus. treated the country TO genuine and
agreeable surprise. In the ingenious
avoidance of reducing the representation
of any state, which must have required no
little calculation and figuring. il would
seem to have removed all excuse for the
obstruction and opposition that wae antici-
psted. To accomplish this without OBJ
iectionable increase in the total member
ship must have required q good deal Of
skill.
The provision against gerrymanding-
the requirement that eli districts shall be
composed Of compact, contiguous territory,
with Ill of the boundaries as nearly as
practicable equi-distsnt from the center,
and no district 70 exceed in population by
more than 5000 the average of all the dis
tricts-is ~ wise and as much needed as il
is simple and likely to prove effective. II
Is . provision that viii commend itself TO
the approval of ali good citizens.
Under this bill. should it become q Law,
If no more new states De admitted, the
House viii consist of $50 members. which
would give a membership of 4i4 TO the
electoral college, requiring 2z3 votes for the
choice Of q president by the people. /,
may be interesting TO make some essi-
mates On this basis, and in the light o.
present apparent probabilities, ~ to the
rvessSsnsSsf rnrteSt nj 1902
Without reference to the passage or non.
passage OF the elections bill. and taking no
account of the Alliance as . possible factor
n The national contest, the following
states. with the vote apporroned to them
in the Frank bill, may be set down as
safely Republican,:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
TIE NEW YEARS POsI-IsTELLI-
GEyCER

A usual on the fut dsy Of the New Year the
PosT- IsTxLusKscKs win review ss length and
in deszil the secom; iishmens Of the year past
This number. like former publications Of lis
kind. viii be thorough and complete in Ill 70
specss and win embrace the whole state. Il
win contain an article descriptive Of each Of the
larger divisions oil the state. setting forth nssu
raj conditions and resources, with special s:ssn-
tion TO the growth and development Of the more
important csnten OF popu alton
The climate Of the state will be the subject Of
special articles By government experta The
banking interest viii be treated fully. With
tables illustrating our financial development
The commercs OF Puget Sound VIII be treated
in special articles. and illustrated By fun sts-
tistieA In short NO important interest VIII
Be neglected or passed over csrelsssly.
The city Of Seattle win be the subject Of ser
ses Of Articles There win Be Q complete lis. OF
the new bui,dingsof the year. with reviews Of
IA tbs larger local insersstK There win also be
an exhaustive article On King County.
STAT OF special writer's has been engaged for
several weeks apou this number. and the man
asensns feels justified In announcing that il
wiz BE the most complete and valuable pub
hesssoa covsfing the stsss of Washington and
the city Of Seattle ever given to the public
Orders fo- advertising sr.sce ara now h,.inv -
eesved ss the pahlicssion cfics and through our
regular authorized sgenta An edition Of ioo,-
Go viii D. printed, an ii is hoped to make the
issue double thss number.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
Squire Need Lose No sleep.

The friends Of ". e. Cslkins viii watch the
Congressional Rocord, and shrek with giee uhsn
they dlscover toat senate. squire dill not AZ
sver to the roi call yesterday. Then they viii
invent . story abca; now the senator, instead o.:
sitting in fhe senate and listening grzveiy 20
the PRESIDENTS message, waS OF somewhere eat
ing Q dinner and cracking nuts and jokes
Ae.nfi7e Senator Squire can 70 on with his az
caoas dnsies O. leader of the congrsssson a.
Chinese Immigration in the Northwest Ee
need lose no sleep Tie people have been
watching hin fox years. and they kaoF TIA. If
he u nos ~ one post OF d7sy is IL always because
be IL az some otasr wae,e AIS services are more
1ups,suvely n e6ed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
NEED OF SURVEYS.

The federal government has bestowed
uron the state of Washington beoaest of
lands Of almost incalculabie value, but the
state is powerless 10 claim its own through
the sioih ana Indifference of the national
legislature in the matter of surveys. The
state has already lost vast sums because of
its inability 70 make selections o! these
lands, and unlese prompt steps are fakez
il VII II last be compelled to be contented
with selections from the poorer and more
remote LANDS left unsettled in Washington.
Ia the enabling act passed by congress
and signed on February p. 1879, the TO-
lowing grant of lands was made 10 Wash
,rgtoa:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
DAILY WANT RECORD.

Among the advertisements appearing In
the a.xans" pages OF the PosT-IsTELI1sEs-
crE this morning are The following:
slxteen wasf female beip
Tea wan. mae help
Thirteen mates ws1t WORK.
Five females want work.
Five want business psrr1erx
Two want 90 buy rel estate
Tnree sanf tsosrdsrx
Que wants a boarding plaza
Four ysnt 10 rent houses and roomA
Taar y-fye have rooms 70 rent
Twensy-sevrs have houses 70 rent
Two have stores 10 rsut
Two hsye OF e. 10 rent
Three have lodging nouses 10 rent
Tnirsy-ave have real estate 70 sell
Three hare iotgang-houses Tor SALE.
Twenty-Five hare various things for sale
Twelve have miscellaneous wants
One wants lost articles returned
One owner wanted.
Three have special uanta
Fgur wsnt % exchange
Fourteen have business cha1ceA
Ten mtscellaneeua
One has personal waats which are Of inter
est 20 iBdisidu&ik
There are masy other wants told by prefet
ssonal end business men
Eead the Hsnts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04

Ii is calculated that sixiy-iour million
stars viii be represented in the PHOTOGRAPH
Of the heavens which is in coarse OF prep
aration for exhibition st the Paris Observa-
tory. In ooe photo Of By AZ inches, rep
reSenting nebu Sc OF the Lyre. $50 star,
are revesied 10 the naked eve. so saws
Bsilisnd, who took the picture and there
is no connection between the stasemen,
and the name of the constellation. Rsil.
land is SAID 10 be trushful.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
HCNTEKS.

A cricket fed On n inset
Too sEAl fs- ere 70 see:
4 Aslc-raoGse captured tie c-sckes
And a1aaee Ep als EinstreAsy.
a gray shrike poaac>a On The eel6-no1ss
A1e hzzr .; - On eaora.
Azc eagk cane va o. the cr1el sa-sks
From ever tie waving cora
And lax sy-zrg oxs On the redsatzed hawk
kroz az3er fallen tree:
Fog bird oeass. ey 5oo1 &o8 Seld.
OF every degree
Prey one xpoa the cher,
fvax thus ordained 20 BE-
Nv rife laid old reyax-1 Ion.
AR6 Death-Dea<a looked al ne.
-6rn<ss keGsEsx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04

ouoting Congressman Wanderers re-
mark to sn Eastern interviewer, that Sen
stor Sanford did not have TO SPEND q cent
in the last campaign" the Sxn Francisco
CAyoaicle says that Il this were repeated at
Pa,o Alto il woald make the Senator's
magnificent stud OF horses at that place
laugh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
On the Democratic side-with grams OF
aIlowance mar De faced these:

This will leave for the doubtful list, !:
Connecticut s. Indiana Is. Montana g. and
New York IS; total, 60 omitting these
the Republicans are 8 and the Democrats
are 81 short OF q majority. Without any
OF these, but with West Virgins and Del
aware. which they sand good chance TO
win. the Republicans would have q vote 70
spare. But with the elections bill passed
and effectively enforced they would De Ger
tain Of the IL votes OF Aiabsms, OF Louis
lana 9 o. Mississippi, 9 Of South Caroliaa
and the of West Virginia. Is in sill, with
more than sn even chance for Delaware (s).
North Carolina CI and Virginia l2l.
making % more. leaving good WIDE range
for Alliance complications in some OF the
Northern states. All Of which points TO
the importance of doing justice in respect
TO "a free ballot and fair COUNT in she
Sanfh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04

Thsre Is then total of 81 10 loo acres OF
land IN Washington available for settle
rnent. Of which about two-fFths, or Is,7a6.-
io9 acres are yet unsurveyed. The total
available gran; OF school lands Is two mil
Ion sores. about one-h2it Of which has
been selected. The remaining one-half
ERst be taken from the as yet unsurveyed
domain. leaving / 0oo. 600 acres Of school
land and ess.ooo acres Of granted lands.
total of SIS 600 acres. the property of the
state OF Washington, lying waste, useless.
unde1ned and unavailable.
The state wants its own. Further delay
IN the matter Of surveys will 40 lasting in
justice no; only to the commonwealth. but
70 the thousands OF homesteaders pouring
into Washington and anxious 20 take up
homestead and pre-emption claims, and
thus enhance oy thousands and millions Of
dollars the value Of the taxable property OF
the state. The very scs OF settlement OF
the vacant domain BY these newcomers IS
robbery OF the treasury OF the state IN two
ways When these lands are finally sur
veyed. as they are now only in response TO
the clamorous demands OF the souasters.
hut small fraction OF the purchase price
goes 70 The ssate-Sve per eens-whle
ninetr-tve per cent goes to the govern.
nsent: and the area from which the state
IS TO caoose as granted lands IS
restricted g narrower limits. with every
successive township surveyed aud sold to
settlers. The effect Of the first is wholly
to deprive the state of the use of funds, 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
TOWNS cur NO FIGURE
There Should Be No Contest Over the
Re-eleetion Of Squire.
SIN

AhollQ 5GlA1SA.
Turning our focal glass on the nFal cities Of
Sesz1le and Tacoma ~ tnis distance fhey merge
into one city. and saou'd have 70 more 60 Go
with The politics Of the state than Stellacoou e,
2uksifeo. only a. heir respective porElsti ns
are greater. The i6ea thss capacity 70 III - n
storiEl seat could descend 20 the bitterness Of
giving al the advantage OF his position 70 his
home place 10 prepsstezoza Could We conceive
thaf Senator SQUIRE would fayo, Seattle
~ the expense u Afo1in- cowa would
go his colors in favor OF Q man With
views broad enough 70 take In the state Before
tie meeting Of the Lass segis allure iais pap=r i'd
vocAied the election Of walter }. Thompsoa,
whose eldeRtal location At Tacoma cEs no fg-
1re whatever. His slaughter By the fsc-
tons of his town tzrned car attention else
where so- Q fsvcrite Cor this campaign As Sem
stor squire wss so unfortunate as 10 draw the
short term. and - his course in congress has
been gnexcepEioaal. there should Be no coz seas
over his reelection Tscona's turn VIII cone
il good dine, provided, however. tnsf she hesls
h.r breaches and offers q br,ad-rin6ed citizen
whose identity with fhs sSsie is assured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04

We have not at band the figures for the
last fiscal year. but the sve-sge was doubt
less not greater than for these three years.
One twenty-ffth of the public domain
opened 70 settlement IN three years. If
this marvellous record Is maintained the
people OF the state may hope to secure al
their land in seventy-fve years. or in 1855.
The late legislature passed . memorial
praying congress for m appropriation Of
5000 for the wholesale survey Of lands
in Washington. The memorial was prooa-
bly, buried amongFt the mass OF dead things
that never come TO life in congress. Bet
that win not prevent the Washington dele
CATION from taking united, vigorous meas
ures, before congress or the interior de-
partment. to the end that the property OF
the state may be secured and the funds
arising from the sale of the lands appro-
priated to their several purposes. The pco-
pie are unanimous on the question. Settlers
are clamoring for surveys. DELAYS are ex-
pensive. The necessity Is i'm Imperative. Let
something be done Immediately. and Let
thai something be IN order for surveys on
Q generous scale.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-04
Az IMPERATIVE DuTr.

1t il cheering to observe the prom ptness
With whlcn the Republican majority in the
United States Senate have taken I'D and
addressed themselves 10 the passage Of the
bail for regulating federal elections. II /.
less cheering 10 read in dispatches from
the national capital that wide differ
ence Of opinion Is expressed by public men
as 10 the rue inwardness OF the Repub-
lican senators action In taking mp the
elections bill today. II II il passed it viii
be only after hard fight"
Ii cannot be that the public men"
among whom these "diffsrsnces- exist can
have read with any attention the platform
upon which the Republican party msde its
last national campaign The convention
which framed that platform. placed aaesd
OF the taylH and al other national
issues. and gave the post Of honor
to these declarations: I'VE reafirm our
answering devotion to the national con-
the states. 10 the autonomy reserved to the
states under the constitution 10 the per-
sonal rights and liberties of citizens In ali
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