The Silver state. [volume], August 07, 1880, Image 3

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THE SILVER STATE.
ttuturilNy. ... lss«kl
||aliaMBSaaaMBjuiHHm
8. W. Ri'hk ig authoris'd to make collection*
or the Sttvsa Statu and receipt for the same.
let II. % XI'LI.KTIX.
jfo»- Department — Siynttl C"»vs V. S. Army.
ACOUHT, 7, i860, 4:17- A. M.
ObscrvattariK taken at the name msvuent of
Utne at all stations.
PLACE OK
OBSERVATIONS
Poise City, idaho
Cheyenne, Wj ..
t>ave«|iort, Iowa
North Platte, Net
Omaha, Neb....
Vlochc, Nev. ...
Sacramento, Cal.
Salt Lake, Utah.
San Francisco, Cal
Virginia, Mon.
Winnenioeea, Net
JXJ Clear.
Clear.
. CloudV.
. iCioudy.
. jci»ar.
jClear.
| Clear.
jClear.
jt lear.
Clear.
A (JOUST Bth Maximum thermometer, 86”;
Minimum thermometer, 53'.
HAH VltAXfIM'O rtOOA KEFOKT.
last Ev»ntax’»
60 N Belle 12J )(*>
100 Ar({ nta 56s 300
100 Hillside 25e 15*'
60 Albion 2f *0
50 Mt Diablo VI i 200
800 Mt Putosi 15 200 50
50 MoClinton Hoc 325
50 Bulwer 2J 370
846 Bclviderc 200 195* Too
60 Syndicate 75c •"’0
250 Booker 26 30c 60
26 Mono 2 6*0
1(X> l niveisitv 20c 2W
360 Jupiter 100 150c 305
200 South Bulwer 55c 1050
lsO Oro 130 125c 160
TUI»
HO Ophir 305
*505 ti H C 340 3.70*' 2:50
HO California li*5 200c 125
415 Con Vu 205 :(*«*<• loo
400 Potosi 100 ITtV 32:5
1:50 Crown i’r ir t 126c 160
226 Belcher 235 230c 1 !
330 S Nevada 12 12J 100
140 Bullion 105 100c MJ
42*) Overman 1J 'Wo
1(10 Alpha 5 200
300 (^uilin 7 150
70 Benton aOc 1700
*00 Phil Sheridan 25c 250
790 Trojan iOc 115
150 New York 80c 41a
300 JnJ.tt 4*1 45c 100
100 Challenge 1 .535
100 Meadow Valley 10c 35
450 Manhattan 1 HitO
300 Armenia :5oc 150
200 I >ny 35 40c 330
200 Wales 320c 2:50
100 Mt Potosi 20c 60
00 ikniie 4f 75
160 liulwcr 225 220c 050
100 Concordia 60c 300
100 Champion 30 35c 200
230 Mono 2 >0
50 Ooodshaw 120<; 100
600 Jupiter HO 134k: 350
25 North Noonday 2j 430
160 Heston 90e 400
060 Maitin White >36c 1.50
220 Silver Kinjj *4 300
3'AI Tio^a 35c
Rourri.
Grand-Prize ? J
Navajo 45c
Keal Del Monte 5*
Wales 815c
X Belle Isle 40c
Hast Mt D.ahUi 46V
Tioj'a so 86e
Gooilstoaw 105c
<‘h uupion 35c
Hla< k Haw k 80c
(Ji:ecr» B e 23c
Con Pacific S3 SOc
Dudley 35c
A:.* eneiaO.ilOOi;
I • Starvlard 40e
Silver Kiii|j 6
K»a<tl.
Mexican 3 8J
B a r. in o
savatfe 210 215*
‘.'hobar 10ae
II A N 345 34i:e
V Jacket 415 110c
t onlidence 6
I tah 9J
Kxclit pier 1|
Justice 60c
N Bonanza 30c
Con Dorado 50c
W ells Kan,-*) l‘tc
Scorjiion 165c
Alta 160 150c
Uni .ri 28 2sJ
Silver Hill 25c
Amies 90 75e
I! A K 18c
(i Prize 1.50 165c
Bello Isle 65c
I I)el Monte lOe
N Belle Isle 40c
hast Mt Diablo line
Bechtel 13
Ooodshaw 115 120c
ilelvidere 1$
Booker 30c
Bla* k Hawk 20c
University 25c
Add* min We
I* Standard to 25c
oro 120c
Tip Top 7
II Standard 30c
1.01'A L IKTMlLItlE\ ( G
A Hardship on Witnesses.
The witnesses *in the Fig Meadows
murder case are rc-p ired to give bonds
for their api*»aranee before the Grand
Jury. This is a great liaruship on some
of them, who we working for wages,
as they have to eomo-here at considera
ble expense, and it is difficult*for them
to find sureties among comparative
•trangers. It in in accordance with
law, however, though it seems like
offering a prom in'* to |kmso*ik who turn
their backs on those who are commit
ting offenses against society.
Contemplated li srotemeuts.
We understand that improvement*on
a large scale are contemplated at Foit j
McDerniit. As Fort Harney lias been
abandoned, there is r-v doubt that troops
will lie stationed at Mcliermit for years
to come. New buildings will probably
tie erected, and otht r necessary improve
ments made. It is said that (general
McDowell him recommended that th«
improvements be made, and that t'>»
paper* are now in Washington awaiting
the action of llui War Department.
t
Rep .< bJ lea a i'dcgat os.
Jas. E. Amh rson, of tho Ruby HilV
Mining News, and W. M. Reynolds,
botli delegates to the Hepublieau State
Convention, which meets at Carson ou
tlie 11th instant, passed throojli yes
terday. They wo warm supporters of
General Sabir for Suprin le Judge.
Hart. h W ire.
A team from Fort Harney left here
to-day with one hundred and fifty-five
coils 06 barbed wiro for tho M iliieui
Reservation. The Govern .mat has de
cided to fence a part of the reservation,
but for what purpose is not known, as
there cure no I aha is thoiv.
Northern Fieight.
John Jackson's team left fiert to-day,
loaded by Earl & < ’o., with 16,000
pounds of fre’ght, principally for PVwt
SIM'h.rmit aud-Buise Barracks
A TERRIBLE DEATH.
An Italian Devoured by a Grizzly Bear
Near Lake Bigler.
Last Sunday inoriMiig two men started
out from McKinney’*, Lake lligler, to
look for Lnigi Jlarraetto, an Italian
sheep lwrder who hail been missing two
days. The Virginia Chronicle has this
thrilliMg account of the discovery they
made :• After about two hours’ search.
Marstou shouted to his companion,
who scrambled across the ravine and
hurried in the direction of the sound.
In a small opening, not far from a huge
pile of rocks, Marston was stand
ing almost unnerved by terror,
pale and trembling. A few bones,
shreds of clothing, a large tuft of curly
black hair and a shoo were scattered
about the ground, ghastly evidences of
the horrible fate that had overtaken
the unfortunate Italian. The manner
in w hich he met his death w as plain \
at one side of the opening there was a
tree about the size of a man’s leg, the
bark of which was torn to shreds at
toast eight tect Irom thu groi»nu>, one oi
the lower limbs being lipped off also.
The ground about the roots was loose,
showing that some animal of tremen
dous strength had shaken tl»e tree and
bent it over. What this animal had
been was only too plainly indicated by
the enormous footprints near the tree
and in two or thvec soft spots of ground
in the opening. The Italian Sad undoubt
edly encountered a large grizzly and
<'UM3HU THS TKF.E
to escape the monster.- The chambers
of his pistol, which was found by
Wardrup about ten feet from the tree,
were empty, showing that he had de
fended himself as well as he oould, or
perhaps he considered himself safe in
the tree, ami had enraged the bear by
tiring at him. The latter supposition
seems the more probable. Whatever the
cans* of the animal's rage, lie had
grasped the tree in his giant arms and
shaken it with such fury as to throw
the Italian to the ground, where the
infuriated, and perhaps famished mon
ster, made short and bloody work of
the poor fellow. Wardrup asserts that
the tracks of tiie hear were the largest
that he had ever seen, and that two
outside toes from one foot were missing.
When the two men dissevered this, it
occurred to them that Old Brin might
be in the vicinity, and’ knowing, from
many tales, the ferocity of this gigan
tic bear, they made the best speed pos
sible out of the woods, taking with
them the tuft of curly hair as a me
mento of the horrible fate of Luigi
BarmeSto.
organizing a jockey uao.
Pursuant to announcement', a meet
ing was held at Oriental Hall last even
ing, for the purpose of organizing
jockey club. Joseph L. Guthrie was
chosen Chairman, an.l Ferd Ried, See
rctaiy. It w as unanimously decided to
organize a olub, and make arrangements
for having races over the Winnenntcca
course this Fall. Several persons who
mean business signed the roll, and the
Secretary was instructed to procure a
copy of the by laws and rules of the
Sacramento Jockey Club, by next Wed
nesday evening, to which time the
meeting adjourned1.
Kan Franrlom Went Market.
The Bulletin qcotes the rate3 for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers as follows:
Beef—First quality, f*J and $ cents;
other kinds, 1 and 5 cents per pound.
Veal—Large calves, 5 to 0 cents;
small calves, 1\ to 81 cents per pound.
Mutton—Wethers, 3J and 4 cents;
Ewes, 3 31 cents per ground.
“A Itigg*nr Man than Old llrrwit.”
Captain Bates, the colossal-giant who
is now traveling vdfch Cole’s United
Shows, is “a bigger man than Grant.”
Bates is a “bouncer,” and can look
down upon any man that, ever lived.
Ho is eight feet high, and has a-wifs of
exactly the same altitude.
KellgloHft.
There W'iirho preaching at the M. E.
Church to-morrow, (Sunday) at 11 a.
and 7j M., Rev. Ms, Warrington
officiating. All are invited to attend.
Sun Jay-school will open- immediately
after the morning service.
ltosnfflvd Work.
Frank M< r.ia, of 'Unionville, informs
us that John C. Fall bw» resumed work
on the Henning mine at that place, and
a force of tumors are at work taking
out on*.
Railroad Property.
The Reno Journal says: The Cen
tral Pacific makes returns to th« County
Assessor as follows for 1880 :
Main track—$2 30-100 miles....._$313,800 00
Side tracks—7 60-100 miles. 37,600 CO
Telegraph — 68 30-100 miles..... ... 3,418 00
Rolling stock. 77,930 00'
Personal property. 178 37
Land. 78,464 00
Improvements.. 17,000(70
?o*iIv.....*529,287 »7
The Assessor has not yet made hit*
assessment, but will probably make the
usual assessment of Jl^OOO {»er mili,
and increase the rolling stock t'J the
figures of last year.
For County Conmfssfoncr.
C. C'henowetb is a caudidate for
County Commissioner. He has filled
the office ©f Superintendent of County
Schools for two term# with- eredit to
himself ami satisfaction to tl>e public,
and has won encomiums from the State
Superintendent for the faithful and in
telligent manner in which he has per
formed the duties of the office. That he
is competent to fill the position to
which he now aspires, there is no doubt.
Personal Notes.
G. W. Co&lington, Superintendent ol
the Humboldt Division, is in town.
He reports Carlin quiet.
Joe Guthrie left for UaionviUe to
day, tff be abssnt a few days.
The San Fe*wel*«o Wool Market.
Wool—Quotable at 17 and 24 cents
for southern and San Joaquin, 25 and
31 cents fot northern, and 26 and 32
eents per pound for Humboldt and So
noma.
down with a Fever.
We are informed by T. W. Campbell,
of Big Meadows, that Commissioner
Marker of that place is seriously ill
with a fever,
SPECIAL LOCALS.
1 Wish Everybody *> Know*
Pj«v. George H. Thayer, an old' citi
zen of this vicinity, known to every one
as a most influential citizen and a-Chris
tian minister of the M. E. Church, just
this moment stopped at our store to
say: “I wish everybody to know that I
consider that Noth myself and wife owe
enr lives to Skilok's t’onnumptiifn Cure.1'
It is having a tremendous sale over oitr
counters, and i;< giving perfect satisfac
tion in all cases of Lung Diseases, such
as nothing else hay done.”
Dus. Matcheit & Francs.
Bonrbon, Ind., May 15, 187S.
tfold by C. A. DeSacsspre, Druggist.
118-eop
Nit l>«*r«‘|iliou Lwfd.
It is strange so many people will con
tinue to suffer '.lay after day with Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, and Ceneral Debility,
wheu they can procure at our store
Shiioh's Vitalizer, free of cost if it does
not cure or relievo them. Price, k> otfe.
Sold by C. A. PbSavkwrk, Druggist.
n8*eop
I'nsA dniffrlfi.
A new sliipment of groceries just re
ceived by C. CnsNowETH, at? his crjsh
store, w here his customers may now
purchase seven pounds of brown or six
pounds of white sugar for one dollar,
with the satisfaction of knowing that
he has no antiquated goods, shopworn
or defunct, to bring to the frout and
shove under their noses to excite their
pity to buy them in return fo^the favor
of selling his sugar on so si.imll a mar*
Wine far iftrave Hearts
At Frank ?el!onvs’ Fashion Sample
Rooms can be procured the gtinne im
posed Charles Jdcidsieck. tf
Be Cool nAit Comfortnbte.
Call at F. C. Robins’, and fit your
selDwith a white coat, pants and vest,
all jf which p.re bring sold at coett.
j«‘2H _
Fruit fans.
Tlow is the time to- put up your fruit
for the Winter. Fruit cans sold cheap
for cash, by R- W. W oou.
Summer Hats.
Latest styles of Ladies’ Suth-arr ITats
at reduced prices, at
job » 13. Ruin hart k Cfo's.
Iloolon Baked Beans
And Brawn Bread, at all times, at
Doc’s Lulle« Stand. • fo-tf
liuuiiii-r
White co'its, punts-audveeta at coat,
at F. O. Roi *ns’. je‘28'
Look II-re!
Levy &. Co.'are opening to-day the
largest and most eonij .tie stock of dry
good.-*, buttons-and clothing to be found
in the‘State, ft will be worth money
to you* to call and see them, ami get'
prices. They arc determined net to-be
undersold. Fresh goods arriving daily.
* Lkvy & Co
SPECIAL LOCALS.
And Why In It*
Why does everybody go to Levy ft
Co’s store for their goods? Answer—
Because that; is the place to get goods
cheap for cash. mitll
■ ---w»———*—
Cowghs. — “ Brown's Bronchial
Troches ” are used with advantage to
alleviate coughs, sore throat, hoarseness
and bronchial affections. For thirty
years these Troches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They
are not new and nntriedy but, having
been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly am entire generation, they
have attained well-merited rank among
the 5ew staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.—“Brown’s Bronchial
Troches” act directly on the organs of
the voice.- They have an extraordinary
effect in id! disorders of the throat and
larynx, restoring a healthy tone when
relaxed, either from cold or over-exer
tion of the voice, and produce a clear
and distinct enuftsiation. Speaker* and
singers find the Troches asefal.
A Codgh, cold, catarrh or sore throat
requires Immediate attention, as neglect
oftentimes results in some incurable
lung disease. “Bro-wn’s Bronchial
Troches’* will almost invariably give
relief. Imitations are offered for sale,
many of which are injnrioas. The gen
uine “Brown's* Bronchial Troches” arc
sold only in boxes. ja!3-Iy
Bakins Ponder.
Everybody’s Baking Powder is as
•pod as ours, and Liyy & Co’s Ideal is
better than them all. No alum in oars
(unless you want* it k and it will raise a
man in his girl’s atieztions every time.
mhH
Maple sa»aar.
Pure maple sugar, direct from Ver
mont, in 8 and 12-potind kegs, at 23
cents a< pound, at
jy21-tf Basnistxr & Wbvhehly’k
RAILROAD
FEED AND SALE STABil.
UPPER WINNEMUOCA.
The most convenient and oonefortable Stable
in Wirtrtemucca. The Proprietor will s]iare no
pains to give satisfaction to freighter? and
others who may favor him with their patronage
A1 good supply of the best
HAY AND GRAIN
To be found in the market.
HAY2 ALWAYS ON HAND A REGULAR
JOBBING WAGON
Running t*> and from the Depot. All orders for
hauKhg promptly attended to
In conneettort with tlie Stable 1 have a complete
stock of
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
Consisting in part of
Building and Cence Lumber1, Posts, Shingles,
Shakes, Doors, Window-Blinds, Pickets,
MouMings, &c.
F. NARAMORE, Aoprietor.
NEWSPAPER AGENCY !
TV following Daily l’apsr* will be delivered
in towrt or forwarded to the country every
morrtiing, on the arrival of tate train, at the
rate of T ♦only-live t'rJifv yer Wrrki
Saw KratfSaoo Chronicle,
Son Francisco Morning Cali,
Fan Francisco bulletin,
Sacauiento Bee,
Sacramento Record-Union;
Virginia Chronicle,
Gold Hill News,
Territorial Enterpriser
Any Book, Novaf! Ftfnrv Paper, Pictorial or
Magaiihe, published -“thor in Europe or Ameri
ca, if not on hand; MB lie furnished on short
notice at the regular price*
C. CHKNOWKTH, News Agent.
Wlntremacfflt, May 1?, 1S80. tf
S % II ME It GOODS?
JUST "«CE1VED AT THE l’OSTOFft:<^
STORE,
A HTflTK OF TfWtTE GOODS,
ConsistiiS-of
COATS, PANTS A NO* VESTS!
linen Rfttm hr *1 00 it> #l"tO.
. F. C. IMUllNs,
Winneinticca, Jurw 28, 1880. Cf
Notice Co School Trust ees*
M lOOf Ft KltlTI HE TO* SALE.
We, the ufMiersigVd-',-School' Trustees of Rig
Meadows' School'!>istr'ot. No: in Iluniholdt.
County, Nevada; o.f*>r for sale, cheap, an over
plus of School ’ Fliririthre, which is new and has
not been in use.' consisting of Desks for from
thirty to forty scholars. For-further particu
lars, address
**KTER WEST,
K. C. ASHER,
J. H. TIMES,
Trustee •
Lovelock, July'7, IMO. tf
NOTICE
TO WATER CONSOIEHS.
On uml after August 1st, the f’pftnklii;* of
streets will be allowed only from 8 tft 8:88 a. m.
amt from 4 ho 6 i\ m.; and irrigatinf? from 5
to 7 I’. M. .
WINNKMt CUM WAtftfr C*D.
Winncmucca, July 2l>, 188(f. >fn
For lame back, side or chesty use
Shiloh'* 1‘ordnx PldMtr. Price 7>* eta.
Sold by O. A. D’kSacBwrk, Druggist,
Wiuuouiueca,1 Nw.- uS-eop
MILLINERY AN** BREA*”
MAKING!
MRS. SEO^ GRAF,
Next door north of M. Huffman's store, BridgS
street, Winnetliucca, Nev.,
FnsbonnbH- Millinery and Brrss-Mnk'
Inf EsttabMsHnient.
A fine assortment of LADIES’ DRESS PAT
TEH NS *n hand.
CUTTING and FITTING done in the latest
styles.
Ladies arc invited to call and see for them
selves. JyW-lm
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS!
AT RENO, NEVA®A.
MISS KATE A. SILL, PRINCIPAL
The advantages which this institution afford*
are unsurpassed by any Echoed west of the
Rocky Mountains. The charges are as low as
any School of the same grade. The fifth year
will begin Thursday, August noth, 188*.
For further particulars, address
BISHOP y, H1TAKER,
Jy21-lm Virginia City, Nevada.
HENRY BUSCH,
DEALER in
Wi4«?t Liquors Cigars*
ALSO
flftltVtffltSnuidD ofBerr.
}
orposms Tins cam house,
WnrJemuct'*, November 15, 7879. 15-tf
“JA8Xl»!l,r
LIVES?, FEED AND SALE
S-T-A-B-L-E-!
Bridge SS-cet, Winnemucca, Nevada.
1. L. R»X1ID.Proprietor,
LIVERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES l'
At BeasonubSe Balm.
ELEGANT TTBNGITS,
double or single, can always be procured.
Horwe* Boarded by ike ftay, Bede
or* Montlr.
S2T Horses BougHt and Sold.
15b Stork Horse* for Sale at Reasonable
Bates.
ifly and Grain For1 Sale!
agf Passengers and freight conveyed to a)!’1
part* of the country.
Daily Singe Ron* ft) Paradise Nlaen*
Winnemneca, March 23, 1880. t.f
SA0D£E«Y, HARNESS’
AfD
BOOT AtiD SH03 STORE,
BrMgc MH'tt* Wftra1rti!fff.ii, Ifevada,*
(trew Bnck Bwiltting.)
JI.-3I. HTAI^rOV has constantly on hand1
a large acsortmc.lt of all kinds of
Saddle*, *
Spanish
olid Amer
ican Bits,
Harness, '
Hound of
Flat BrfdlW,
Cinches, Etiolr
skins, Sheeps
skins,Alum
and Lace
Leather,
Hides,
Heins, Kan
guroo Reins,
Saddle-trem,
Quick's Ileattas,
rfackamores,
All styles of
-o- Whiplashes,
If; B. STAUNfON, Bridles,
M. ft. stlfHOI
MAKlFACTUhM
rrn, n\i>rr ttofttn,
AT TUB LOWEST I'RICES,
-f —D—11— -ft—-E1
—AXD—
HABKESH MAtfHl
3Wd<fe Street,’ Win/wniurtt?;
Q
tBZ.
H.E
3 "
£ 3 ,
x * v a n-A
-o,—
Whipktotlso;
KiiKKyWhtpSt, •
Hiding Whip*'
Biihket sheet#''
for Horses,
■ Hoods and
Hdg'iryRobes, •
Lap Rohes,
Oenwal As
sortment of
Gf!«ve#;fi«8t
Bhm8S of
Boot*. :Jt
Kind's of
3 Ladies Calf,
S'BiAinorsdB,
Misses' Cslf Bhlmomls. Button Shbeo; Iftewr
and CfciMwmV Leather Siloes of1, ail kinds'
for sale at' thfc lowest eSsft prfee: «Boots
ninde to order for all prices i'roin 811 t<r'
WO per pair. Repairing in' the Saddle, ■
Barn era and Bbot mpantrivaV promptly at
tended to. at prieeCVo edit tnb trdns. Beets of
the besf Brands sold' a* cheap aSTittyWhere ori*
the JRcifle Slope. Ho Ilylit afftss shoes for'
Ladies kem in stock. M. 3( STAl'NT0N.
ic21-'7»-tY
NSW 8f«*E,
.'.T CH.D CITY »fi?AT MARKET, B’SHBCra1
strbkt, wufttsarwex:
NlA'rf. J. AftEB
Redfiectfafly jnnouhees to her frtc&tiS'afflf faV
public that "she has received a large‘stock of
pisesh itKomiEs,
vtiieh edio odbrs for’ sale at
3- K J f ii O C K K» I 'CR S I
Costa Ale* Coffee, .11-* lltW,...... s»r«r*
CheiiiRil Olive Soap, per'ltov.$1 ’
flue Brooms, eueh.... 1* MC
Rest <|iialil) Hums, per lln..W els
Case and Canned' Fnlitk, Gfcieen and Dried1
Mlples, SyrUtt, L'CVley- OAeo.i', I
apples, nyrw t, ripsiev oaeon1, laird, i'otafow, •
>,‘V., of thi'bfsfriitlShoy, al proixntioriate raVid**
6r cash, OrdVrA- bi'tAviIv .1lled.
it US. «. j! ABE^
Wiuoowuecn, Jan j ary 2, ls«<L tf1