The Silver State from Winnemucca, Nevada • 3

THIS AND THAT. Local News and Items of a General Nature. J. Sihbald of Golconda is in town. Crawford of Paradise is in town.

J. H. Thies arrived yesterday from lovelock. W. H.

Holt ived Paradise I yesterday. F. M. Lee arrived this morning Wm from Reno. Ed Ducker arrived this morning from (iolconda.

Dr. Hood of Battle Mountain was I I in town yesterday. L. Dutertre came down from Golconda this morning. Seymour and Louis Riley returned home at Paradise yesterday.

Alex. Vestal arrived yesterday I from Paradise and leaves for the East tomorrow. Al. Sutherland, foreman of the Island ranch of Miller yesterday from Burns, Oregon. Mrs.

.1. W. Guessford and daughter have returned from Wadsworth after a few days visit to friends of that ulace. An official count of the money in the county treasury of Lyon county was made last Tuesday mowing and found to be $6703 short. Two special trains occupied by Southern Pacific officials and English -tockholders of that company passed through last evening going e.i°t.

All persons whose income is $3000 must make a report to the revenue officer, although none are taxed except on the excess of over $1000. This is the new revenue tax law. In addition to a complete change in the heads of departments at the capitol, the following changes were made in W. T. Hanford will Governor private secretary, S.

P. Davis will he deputy secretary of it T. V. Htone deputy controller, M. D.

N'oteware deputy surveyor general and W. Davis deputy state treasurer. Governor Pennoyer of Oregon, who has lieen ridiculed and denounced by turns by the Wall street organs for telling the truth, has endowned Williams college, Massachusetts, with a scholarship in memory of his son who died at the college last term. The money, $11,600, is to be used for the support of needy ami deserving students, preference to given to Oregon students when such are in the college. A Chinaman named Aii Ring committed suicide in Chinatown last night cutting his throat ith a razor.

Hu had been ill for several months, his countrymen refusing to help him, and despondency is the cause. He slashed himself completely severing the windpipe. I)r. Hanson was called iund stitched up the wounds, but the Chinaman was past saving and died within a couple of hours. The last issue of the Wadsworth IHt patch says that A.

K. Lothrop, representing the conductors, and M. A. Melvin, representing the brakemen, in grievance committee returned from San Francisco Tuesday. General Superintendent Fillmore told them 1 to confer with Superintendent Agler in matters regarding adjustment of wages or the mileage schedule.

H. I.sden, representing the engineers, left for San Francisco on No. from Wadsworth. I O. F.

jk All members of Humboldt lodge No. 10, I. O. O. are hereby rep quested to attend the regular meeting this (Thursday) evening at 7 Installation of officers.

Sojourning members in good standing cordially invited. J. A. Ronkbs, N. G.

K. S. Abcmsb, R. S. Dr.

Head positively extracts teeth ithout pain by bis local amesthetic. Something new and perfectly harmless. jlOtf. A NEW ERA. Inauguration of the Silver Party in Power at Carson.

Carson City, Jan. 8, 1896. Silver State: The Silver party was duly installed into official power today. Chief Justice Bigelow administered the of office to Governor J. E.

Jones and Lieutenant Governor R. Sadler at 10 a. m. in the office. There was a large assemblage present to witness the inaugural largest ever witnessed on such an occasion in this city.

Ex-Governor Colcord did the honors in admirable style and with ease and grace. After taking the oath the new governor and lieutenant governor were introduced by exGovernor Colcord, and both made a few and well timed remarks. Governor Jones testified to the commendable administration of the retiring governor, and to the high character, courtesy and integrity of the retiring incumbent, which was received with applause. On the conclusion of the official program, by invitation of Governor Jones, most of the crowd filed out via his private office, where wine ami wit flowed for a season. The other state officers, having previously taken the oath and filed the required bonds, assumed the duties uf their respective offices without ceremony.

Judge Bonnitield arrived yesterday morning and repaired immediately to the courtroom of the supreme court, where he found the other justices and the har waiting, His certificate was handed him by the secretary of state; the chief justice administered the oath, and the court was thereupon and proceeded to business. It is a common remark among our people at the capitoi that the present officials make a more favorable impression along the line than has been usual heretofore; that all seem to be earnest and energetic and regard their several places of high public trust, the duties of which are to be discharged with the utmost good faith and with the greatest zeal and industry for the public good. So mote it be. 1870. To Further Improve the Univerity The Student Record says that the ltoard of regents at this session of the legislature will ask for an appropriation of $00,000, specifying in detail the use to which it is to be put.

The granting of the request is a necessity that tiie great end for which the president and faculty are striving may accomplished. It is to place the university of Nevada, in every respect, upon an equal footing with the best institutions in the land. The university cannot Income a large institution with the present population, but it can he made the equal in educational advantages of any of the great universities. We apprehend that economy will be the watchword of the incoming legislators, and no better watchword could be theirs. But there is true economy.

It is the determination of which is true economy that distinguishes the wise legislator. The fostering and perfecting of the state university will prove the most economical measures that was ever instituted by the legislature of Nevada. With the university rests the future of the state, arid will in Nevada, as in other states, prove the backbone of her existence. Unionville School Report. Following is a report of the Unionville school for the month of December, 1894: Numlier of girls enrolled.10 Number of boys enrolled.7 Total number enrolled.17 HONOR ROLL.

John Hayes 98, Mary Campbell 98, Katie Pearce 96, Annie Fellows 96, Edna Clark 95, Willie Bradley 94, Fred Bradley 94, Cora Davidson 94, Lottie Bradley 91, Andrew Springer 93, Pearl Hampton 93, Affie Springer 93, Ethel Campbell 93, Wilber Springer 92, Spence Davidson 92, Hugh Davidson 89. Tueo. W. Ci.ark, Teacher. Dye for the Whiskers can be applied when at home, and is uniformly successful in coloring a brown or black.

Hence its popularity. 4 FEARLESS WORDS A Democratic Congressman Pays His Respects to King Grover. The made day before yesterday by Congressmen Sibley of Pennsylvania, a free coinage anti-administration Democrat, against the Car- lisle bill was characteristic of the man who, though coming from a goldbug hotbed, has dared utter his honest convictions on the silver question. His speech was especially directed against the administration, and he flayed Cleveland in inimitable style. Here are a few extracts: ever a rebuke was needed to one who has attempted to trample down the prerogatives of the people, it is needed for him who has attempted to usurp this entire government to himself.

The time has come when there should something more than brawn, belly and brass to this He referred to George III, and said it had been given out that any one who voted against the bill would incur the displeasure of kings. Four days after the repeal of the Sherman act had told him they had been promised revenue collectorships if they would vote for repeal. saw your distinguished executive after the election of continued, himself away for recreation. Where on earth did he go? To the classic shores of Hog Island. The Bible says that when they are set at liberty each man will go to his own place.

Where did he go? To Buzzards Bay. And ever since then the old ship of state has been bumping her nose into Hog Island and foundering in the water of Buzzards Bay, with prosperity but a cable length World Will End. That the world will soon end there is no doubt in the minds of the Seventh Day Adventists at Battle Creek, Mich. If one could have attended their annual gift giving festival last Sunday night he would have satisfied himself without doubt that they were sincere in their belief. A sermon was delivered by one of the elders.

Those present were told that the end was near. It is only a question of time, and the time was short before the would come and claim his own. The big platform on which the altar sits was cleared when the speaker had finished his discourse' ami the congregation was told that the donations could he laid on the platform. Contributions that followed were, never equaled iu the history of the church and probably never in the history of any church. The donations consisted of nearly everything in the shape of personal property that can be imagined.

Old and young gave watches, rings, brooches, bicycles, overcoats, etc. Some pledged one tenth of their earnings to the church. When the giving had ceased and the crowd had filed out the altar which held the gifts looked more like the back room of a second hand store than the platform from which the gospel was preached. It is estimated that the gifts will exceed in value $35,000. The personal property that was donated will be sold and the proceeds devoted to sending out printed matter telling of the Sabbath.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, i Lucas County. Frank J. Chencv makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of K. J. Cheney A doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforeHid.

and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDttED for eaeh and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my 6th day of December, A.D.Dsm;. A.

W. CiLEASON. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of Send for testimonials, free. K.

J. CHENEY A Toledo, O. gVST'M by druggists. 75c. i Cash! All persons entitled to the profit sharing at F.

C. Robins are requested to present their tickets at our store to be cashed. A prolit of 20 per cent, based upon a $1 00 rate for each ticket will be given. The time will expire on January 10, 1895. jSjlO.

F. C. Robins Co. all your watch work to H. Frederick, jeweler, Reno, Nev.

Reliable work and reasonable charges. Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Report I ABSOLUTELY PURE I Corbett Unmercifully Roasted. The Chicago lilndr savs tliat champion Corbett as unmercifully roasted at New Iberia, one night last week by the people and local press.

He appeared in his at the Atheneum, and the show broke up in a row between Corbett and Manager Mattes. The cause of ihe trouble was that the play was cut in two and the principal acts eliminate d. The audience soon caught on to the fact that they were being chiseled and begun to exhibit vigorous kicks. Things came to a climax in the scene supposed to represent the Olympic dub at New Orleans. Instead of representing the scene two chairs were placed upon the bare stage, surrounded by volunteers from the audience and a number of supers.

This was the straw that broke the hack. In the meantime things were getting hot in dressing room, and Sheriff Cade and Chief of Police Chargois were called in to prevent trouble. Finally Corbett appeared before the curtain in a dressing gown, mad as a March hare, and said and gentlemen: There seems to be some of you people ho are not satisfied with the performance. I am sick.and did not want to appear, and told the management so, and they told me to come on and punch the bag and box, and you would he satisfied. I want your money.

You can get it. I want to te 1 you this, if you want to stay for the boxing scene, go to the box office and get your money. I want it, and I want to As he was retiring he was roundly hissed and called a After the crowd had left Corbett walked unattended to the depot and took the train for New Orleans. The opera house management denies that it authorized the play to be cut. Cleanse the System Effectually yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds or fevers, use Syrup of Figs.

Porter. Dentist, will be in town but a short time. Those wishing work done must call soon. dltf. The only chance to recover from scrofulous consumption is in using Sarsaparilla.

Send your orders for diamonds, watches and jewelery to H. Frederick, Reno. W. A. Brown, agent in Reliable goods, latest designs, and prices within the reach of all.

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We have legal blanks at this office for sale, among which we mention summons, suhpeuas, if arrest, writs of commitfment on imprisonment, and eon plaints for justices of toe pec.o-. Sold at reasonable cash prict s. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, if used according to a cure for colds. Ask your druggist for Almanac. Warning Hunters and fishermen are warned to keep cut of our field above town, as many of the cattle in there are wild and vicious, and may hurt some one.

Stauffer Sweetser octl2-2m. Photo Co. are now giving with each dozen cabinets one photo of larger size for frame. Same old prices. j3wl.

Situation Wanted. A competent cook wishes a situation as cook in a hotel, or restaurant or on a ranch. Inquire at Mrs. Gem restaurant. j3wl.

Hay For Sale. 1 have six or seven hundred tons of good hay for sale. G. S. Nixon A GOOD APPETITE Always good health, and mi absence of appetite is an indication of something rong.

The universal testimony given by those who have used Sarsaparilla, as to its merits in restoring the as a purifier of the blood, constitutes the strongest recommendation that can he urged for any medicine. Pills cure all liver ills, bilinmness, jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. Dentistry, Owing to the large amount of work in Lovelock it was impossible to get to Winnemueca liefore Tuesday. January 1st. But I have now fitted i up dental parlors in the Mrs.

Paul Neth residence on Fourth street, where I will lx- pleased to meet the people of Winnemueca and surrounding vicinity. Satisfaction guaranteed in all branches of dentistry or money refunded. Respectfnllv, Dr. W. Head, Surgeon Dentist.

Meeting. Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Winnemueca will be held in the banking house of the association in Winnemueca, Nevada, on (Thursday) the 10th day of January, 1895, for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may be deemed necessary, td. Geo. S. Nixon, Secretary.

EAGLE DRUG STORE. WINNEMUCCA, NEV W. A. BROWN, Lessee. Keeps Constantly on Hand PATENT MEDICINES, DR I Chemicals, Toilet articles, Perfumery, (shoulder Bracks, Chest Protf.ctors And Homeopathic Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Etc.

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Day or ttr- All goods sold strictly at San prices. Orders by mail or ex press attended to Winnemucca. November 9,.