The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-01-03
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next, at which time the scholars are ex-
pected to be on hand.
The Paradise Valley Mill and Mining
Co. property, advertised for sale, was
sold by Sheriff Fellows this morning for
$40, 740.44 to w. j. Bell.
The Austin Reveille is as regular as
tide water, it lie never behind time. 1t is
one of our most favorite exchanges, as it
10 always full OF news items.
There was a croudburst at Manhattan,
Nye county, last week, which did con.
siderable damage Clopdbursts at this
season are very unusu al in Nevada. -Ex.
Pablo Laveaga gives notice to all those
having bills against the Magnolia saloon
to present the same for settlement, and
all persons indebted to him will please
call and settle the same with Pablo, Jr.
The county officers elect will take their
offices Monday next. 1t will be no new
thing TO several OF them. The Assessor
and Treasurer and two of the County
Commissioners are the only new hands at
the bellows.
SAYS the Idaho World: With but two
lawyers and three newspaper men in the
Legislature, that august body can well
ecouomiEe in one particular and dispense
with the services of chaplain, and we
NAV expect the enactment of many
wholesome sns highly moral laws.
Since Geo. Rutherford has been hand
ling the quill on the Winnemucca SILVER
STATE many citizens have called at this
office TO have glance at that paper. X.
r. Rsveille.
The properlway for the citizens to oh
tain glance at the SILVER STATE is to
send 10 their names to this Office to be
placed upon the subscription list
The death of Gen. Terry at the age of
-threelhas brought out the fact that
nearly all OF the great Generals of the
war have died when between the ages oil
| fftyfou and sixty-three. Among them
are mentioned Grant, Sheridan, Thomas
Logan, Halleck, Mcclellan, Hooker
Meade, Burnside, Curtis, Blaly and Others
of Lesser note.
Ed. Asher, OF this county, will be |
candidate before the Nevada Senate fo
the positionl of Engrossing Clerk. Ed
has some warm friends in the western
part of the State, and if he is fortuuat,
enoughlto receive the appointment tn,
Senate need have no fears concerning hi
competency, as he is good penmsn anC
quick with his work. having been book
keeper for John G. Fall & Co. for severa
| years at Unionville.
The!Temple Opera House last nign
was not as we'll filled as it should hav,
been, notwithstanding that one of tn,
best dramas ever placed upon the stage
"Enoch Arden" was the play of til,
evening. That Mr.. Lindsey and th,
balance of the troupe done REMARKABLY
we'll none will gainssy, and nobody wal
disappointed but those that sbsentec
themselves. Why, it was worth th'
price Of admission alone to hear and SCI
Mrs. Barrows manipulate the keys Of The
piano. This evening FTngomsr, the
Barbarian, will be the play, aud all lovers
OF good drama should attend.
+. McAfee of Fish Lake. has turned
tables on the Piutes OF that section, and
Mr.. Iniun is making himself scarce.
About week ago a number Of them
called upon him and wanted to hear ''pa.
per talk" about the reported troubles.
Taking up paper he proceeded to make
up thrilling tale of Indian slaughter 10
the northern country. adding that the
soldiers in large number would soon be
in the valley, when Piute determination
would commerce in earnest. The scare
among the local Indians amounted to
terror, and they have skedsddled in all
directions. Chloride Belt.