The silver state. [volume], November 14, 1876, Image 2

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DAILY SILVER STATE.
TncKUy.November 14 1876
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INELIGIBLE.
The fact is becoming apparent that
Federal office-holders in several of the
States have run for Presidential elec
tors, on the Republican ticket. One
in Vermont named Henry A. Solace,
who holds the office of Postmaster at
Bridgeport, received a majority of the
votes polled in the State, though dis
qualified for the position. Several
others in different States are said to be
disqualified for similar reasons, among
others J. F. Miller, of California, who
is Government agent at Alaska, or in
«»me way connected with the seal
fisheries in that icy region. It is unne
cessary, however, to go outside the
State of Nevada to find cases of,Ibis
character. R. M. Daggett, of Virginia
City, one of the Presidential electors
on the Repub'ican ticket, in this State,
is Clerk of the United States District
Court of Nevada. He has acted in that J
capacity up to the day uA ■tfietlioo, and,
vre believe, since that time. If such is
the fact, R. M. Daggett is constitution
ally disqualified from holding the posi
tion of Presidential elector; and it will
devolve upon the State Boaid of Can
vassers to declare the persou receiving
the next highest number of votes,
•lected to the position. The disposi
tion manifested by Republicans to mo
nopolize two or more officers, may in
this instance, result to their disadvan
tage. It is not improbable that u dozen
or more of the Hayes eleetors are dis
qualified by the Constitution of the
United States from filling the office.
THE PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK.
There is nothing new in the Presi
dential outlook to-day, as reported by
telegraph. Oregon hangs fire and is
claimed by both parties. Returns
from Florida and Louisiana leave no
doubt ot a Democratic majority iu these
States; and the election of Hampton in
South Carolina is conceded. Not
withstanding all this and the fret tlaat
Tilden has 184 electoral votes, undis
puted, and Hayes only 163, Republican
jourualt of the San Fraucisco Chronicle
type, claim the election of Hayes
Tilden has within one of a majority of
the electoral vote, and a majority of
some 400,000 of the popular vote, and
returns from the three carpet bag gov
erned States of Florida, South Caroliua
and Louisiana, indicate a Democratic
majority iu each and all of them, yet
the Republican leaderr, with character
istic modesty, ussure ns that Hayes is
elected. Fortunataly the better class
of Republican journals, such as the
Sau Francisco Bulletin, discounten
ance the idea of depriving the popular
candidate, S. J. Tilden, of the Presi
dency by the corrupt Returning Boards
of Louisiana and South Carolina.
outrages in Louisiana.
George Foester, editor of the New
Orleans Deutsche Zeituog, says that
on the eve of ©lection the names of over
8,000 white voteis were stricken from
the registration books, and thousands
of citizens residing in New Orleans for
years were thus deprived of the elec
tive franc-hire. The Democrats offered
to name 7,000 blacks, mostly imported
from other States, who had registered
falsely, but the radicals refused to
strike the name of one single negro
from the lists. This is modern Repnb
icnnism as illustrated and put into
effect by Kellogg A Co. in Louisiana.
Can anybody doubt for a moment that
snch, men will count the State for
Hayes, whether he is entitled to its
vote or not, uultss they are paid their
price for a fair canvass of the vote.
CALIFORNIA.
To a careful observer of the situation
in California it appears as if the State
had beeD Kuklnxed by Sargent, Gor
ham A Co. In the City of San Fraj
cisco, one year ago, when there was a
holly contested election for State officers
25,458 votes were polled. This number
was called a full vote at that time.
Now, however, the vote polled is said
to exceed 42,000, an increase of 17,000
in oue year. Scmethiug like 15,000 of
these votes were polled by persons who
obtained certificates from the County
Clerk upon their own affidavit, without
any proof whatever that they were
qualified electors, ^nd it is alleged that
several thonsarid of them were fraud
r>l nt voters. Tbe unprecedented iu*
crease over the vote of lust year is at
least suspicions, and gives the color of
truth to tbe rumors that Sau Francisco
was carried for Hayes and Davis by
frauds ei t votes. An investigation of
'he alleged frauds is now being made,
an l Major Bryant and Governor Irwiu
are dt ermn.ed that there ahull he fair
play.
TELEGRAPHIC.
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By Atlantic an I Pacific Llnr.y
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EASTJiKN ’DISPATCIIKS
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What llonry TValerion aayt.
Chicago, Nov. 14, 1876.
The following was received to day
by the Chicago Tribune from Henry
Watewou of the Louisville Courier
Journal, who is in New Orleans:
“ New Orleans is quiet us a nursery.
The people cannot be goaded into an
outbreak. Tbe question now presented
you is, ‘ Shall American people be
cheated of their free choice aud their
flee Government by a Landfill of des
I
perate characters like Kellogg, War
mouth and Packard, backed by tbe
President, or military?' Tins* reck
less persons, followed by an army of
plant ition negroes* are arrayed against
tbe respectable eminent of society iu
Louisiana. Nobody’s life is in dan
ger, nor anybody’s liberty. Is it pos
sible that you coo place the name of
* worthless vagabond * against that of
every property holder, banker, busi
ness man and bonafide citizen?”
< handler'* Denial.
Washington, Nov. It.
Secretary Chandler denies having in
structed Kellogg to count Louisian* fur
Huyes at all hazards.
Ohio’s Majority.
Columbus, Nov. 14.
Semi-official returns from all the
counties give Hayes a unjjrity of
6,323.
f’l nniylvania'l Vote.
Philadelphia. Nov. 14.
The Republican majority iu this State
is 14,989. with fseveu Democratic
counties to bear from.
Prominent Mon In Louisiana.
Nzw Oblcans, Nov. 14.
Gen. Palmer, Stanley Mathews, Ex
Senators Doolittle and Trumbull, and
many other prominent northern men
arrived here last night. No violence is
apprehended. Tbs State is Democratic
by over 8,000 majority.
Tbo Vote of Losiilana.
New Obleanb, Not. 14.
The Democratic committee have
complete ieturoe made up from dupli
cate lists of election supervisors,
showing Tilden'i majority in the State
to be 8,107, by which majority they
claim to have carried the State. The
returns show Nichols’ majority for Gov
ernor to be nearly 9,000.
!
An Opportunity jfor the AII1 cted to
be t'urea at llonte.
Two or more of tbe Burgeons of the
National Surgical^nstitute, Iudiauapo
lis, Indiana, will •‘visit Virginia City,
Nevada, at Fredrick House, Nov. 28tb
and 2t>tb, 187(>. It is needless to nay
that Ibis Institution Las not only u
National but, a world-wide reputation,
having successfully treated more cases
of Cripples tbuu any similar Institu
tion iu the worliti Those suffering
from Piles, Fistulb, Paralysis, Curva
ture of tbe Spine, Hip or Knee joint
diseases. Crooked limbs, Club feet, or
any bodily deformity, cauuot afford to
let this opportunity pass of receiving
treatment at borne. TLe Surgeons will
come prepared with all necessary ap
paratus to treat tbe most difficult cases
of deformity. , uqv13 tw
—
To avoid the danger of iufection, the
linen of persons suffering from skin
diseases of a contagious nature should
be washed with Glen’s Sulphur Soup,
which is not ouly a remedy but adis
iufectaut.
MEW TO-DAY.
SUMMONS.
In the District Court or thr Fourth
Judicial District or the Stat*
•r Nevada, County or
Humboldt.
T. C. Hanson, plaintiff, vs. I. S. Bowman,
defendant.
An action brought In the District Court of the
f\ urth Judicial Distr.ct of tho Mule of
Nevada in and for the County of Hiunb Idt,
and the Complaint tiled in tho office of the
C'leik of said Distiict Court on tho 11th day
of Novefnber, A. D. 1870.
Tho State of Nevada sends greeting to
I. ft. Bowman, defendant;
You a -e hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, 'i. C. Hanson, in the District
Courk of the l'uur*li Judicial District of the
Mate of Nevada, in and for the county of
Humboldt, and to answer the Complaint filed
thtrein witli tile Clerk of said Court within
leu days (exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on you of this .Summons—if
served within this county; or, if served out of
tnis county but in this Judieial District,
within twenty days; otherwise, within forty
days—or judgment by default will be taken
against you aco riling to tho prayer of said
complaint.
Maid action is brought, to recover the sum
of eight hundred dollars on certain prom
isory note, executed and delivered by you to
plaintiff with two per cent inti rest per
month from 24th day of August, 187t>, and for
foreclosure of c riaiii mortgage, executed and
de ivt red i»' you to plaintiff, on lot three.
Block ?, ill Wiuiietuueca, Nevada, anil the
buildings situate thereon; said plaintiff also
asks for tVcree of sale of said propeity by the
hlici iff ef said county for U. S. gold coin,
that the proceeds of said sale be upplud to
the payment of the charges and expt uses of
s.»id sal*, tho costs of this suit, the said principal
sum and interest, as aforesaid, amt ten per
cent, of the amount us attorney fees of plaint
iff in this suit, and that defendant and all
persois claiming limit r h in be fori ver barred
ami f ired used of all equily of redemption,
claim or interest in said property and every
j pa f tin ,eof.
I All of which will more fully appear by ref
I m ine to said Complaint, a certified copy ol
which accompanies this Mimmons.
A:i i you ure hereby notified that l you fail
totppiurand answer the said Complaint as
above riqtlin-d, uunl pUiutfff will take said
judgment and apply to the Courf for the re.
! lirf prayed for iu the siid complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of tile District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State i f Neva
da. in and for the county of Hum
boldt, this lUh day of .November,
1871).
J. H. JOB, Clerk.
M. S. BoMNirirLD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
uov24 90
25 PER CENT. SAVED
By Buying Year Goeila
AT T1IE RED FRONT)
NHW GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
JUHT RECEIVED:
2,000 Iba, Choice .fji|iitii Teat
2,000 Iba. Kxtra Grain Co free i
500 Caura Assorted Can Goods
And a well nelacted atock of
CHOICE FAMILY «U0CKUIE>
Fresh Butter and Eggs
ALWAYS ON HAND.
20,000 CIGjYRS
And a large assortment of PLUG and
SMOKING TOBACCO,
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS
BOOTS AND SHOES
O the Latest Styles and Finest Qualitla
California Fruits made a Specialty.
Particular attention paid to filling Ord* .
K. C. HOU INS,
Red Front Building,
y® ** Tiniitsinua Nt«
NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
i.N H'ate and County Taxes for the fiscal
year 1B75, ure now due and payable at the
office of the Comity Treasurer, iiiid the laws
in regaid to the same will be strictly enforced
On all Taxes unpaid at the close of business
on MONl-AY. NOVEMBER 20th, 1H7.7, ten
per cent, will be added. > axes are to be paid
in Coin. If sent by Express, charges must be
Pr«P“><l- A. J. Sill PAKD,
County Treasurer.
" innemucca, Nct., October 1C, 1B74. oclC
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FOR SALE.
IWirx BELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
A No. 1 Stock Hunch, either fur cattle
or sheep. Joining foothills, with plenty of
outlet, embracing 320 acres, of which ;ou
seres is good agiieultural land, with plenty
of water and feed.
For further particulars, address
B. F ltlLFY,
I'aradis* Valley, Nor. 2, ■7^*ra<litaV*Ut‘y
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. E. SABINE,
WATCHMAKER ^
....AND....
J 23 'W 33 TLm 3E3 XI..
Bridge Street, Winnomucca.
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CLOCKS.
WATCHES.
JEWELRY
FAKCY COCDS.
TOYS. ETC.
CAPS
FURNISHING GOODS,
CROCKERY & GLASSWARK
HARDWARE,
Family Groceries
CIGARS,
TOBACCO,
FRESH k CANNED FRUITS
|y Goods delivered in any part
town free. fel tf
CITY BREWERY
DEPOT,
First Door Fast of N. Urjr & Co.’a.
BRIDGE STREET. WINNKMCCCA.
JOHN JSR32N3.P20P2IS702
rpiIE PROPRIETOR OF THE,
X City Brewery deeires to Inform!
the trade and the public generally,)
that he make* the
BEST LAGER BEER
IN IIl'MBOLDT COUNTY 1
And as good as any on the coast. Try my
t!e< r a id yon will not send abroad for yotn
hereafter. l>er sold by tin. Barm I,
Keg, l*ma-l, or in any quantity desired, at tin
very lowest possible price*. Also, furnished
Wholesale and Retail, at the Shot test Notice,
and at the Lowest Prices, on tbs
RAILROAD AND ELSEWHERE.
myi tf
Send 25c. t o p rowell *co.,n>w
York, for Pamphlet of list pages, contain
ing lists of 3,(M«| I < Wf papers, and estimates
showing cost of advertising.
N. LEVY, M. NIPOET.,
220 k 222 California st., Bridge sud Third sts
baa I'aaHCiaoo. Wissmcns,
N. LEVY & CO.,
....eieiaw or._
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
WOOL,
HIDES
AND CRAIN.
TO WOOL-GROWERS Or HEVADi
We are prepared to Purchase the
SPRING CLIP OP WOOL
At the Highest Market Price.
AOBNTS
••• • FOBe see
OLD ’76 WHISKY
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WAMPOO BITTERS.
WINNKMUCCA, NEVADA.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
W. F. STEVENS.
BRIDGE STREET.
Winnemucca, Nevada
....DKALEB IX....
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MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, VARNISHES
PAINTS,
COLOB8 WINDOW OI.A SB,
OILS. TOILET AnrinLF.3,
I’KIlLTVFTLT, POCKET < L'TLKMT.
UKirslIES. bTA I ION El! K
TOUACCO. ETC., l.TC.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Medical Use.
Prxirriptlotii <'nr«-fully ComponvdM
deHtf W. F. STEVENS,
• • • .AND. . • .
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SILVER STATE MILLS,
PARADISE VALLEY, REV.,
DAVIS Sl PIERCE, Proprietor*.
FLOUR, FEED
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BARLEY, SHORTS,
Bran and Chicken Feed,
ALWAYS ON iiand.
All Orders promptly Attended to
TERMS CASH.
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