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January li£ch -At«AvitiiiAin tiwrmoHiiitcf, Jl *
Minimum Uierm mi niter, 3'. __
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Bust livrnlugl Beard.
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120 Sxnbl.ile 1] 415) (Maxl-haw 40c
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160 Mar* 1 hO<‘ t1 1 ’.’on
Thl* Morning's Board.
Jftft Opl. ■ 1.1, 40 MeXleu.il 20 380 U A C i 4 7o B A U lb
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LOCAL I N TELLI4JEN€E.
Trial v*. Brand Jurl«.
The gran t jiirtfor the October term
of the District Court foun t some fifteen
iniiictmeu s. l’out* were for resorting to an opium den; one for keeping ;ui
oj ium den ; six for assault with intent
to kill; tuo for grand larceny—horse stealing—and t.v > :or a felony, Butcher-
ing stock running at large. Three of
the opium smokers pl'-a-led guilty and
were sentenced to the county put for a
few* days ; t!m fourth a Chinaman went j t-> trial and was convicted.. Four of the cases of as unit w h intent to kill, and the two grand larceny cases, h;ive
been tried and the deiendauts acquitted, lu several of these cases the Witnesses at the trial n rc tin* same as those
whose nanu s were endorsed on the in- dictment as having appeared In'.fore the
grand jury, but the trial jury were of a different opinion from the grand jury and acquitted the defendants. Some
persons attempt t,o account for this difference of opinion between grand and trial juries t.y stating that the evidence
given by some witnesses lieforv a grand jury, where the defendant has no coun-
sel, is very different from that given on
the witness, stand before a trial jury, 1
Trouble About Ore.
The claimant* of the Rye Patch and
Alpha urines are having trouble about a lot of ore which one party chums was
taken out of the Alpha, and the other
party asserts was taken oot of the Butte or Rye Patch mine. The ore is
fcUuttd at *20,000, and Anthotny Oploy, who has charge of the Alpha mine, was
in town yesterday arranging to bring suit for the recovery of the ore, which is now in possession ot tlie otlwr j»arty.
Suit for Purii'lisf.
One of Ale:; \ ’iso's teanu left here to- lay, loaded by E. R-in hart A Co., with *20,000 pounds of salt for tiie Para- dise \ alley Mining Company.
Appointed JiuiUor. f
.Tonatlian Pulton has been appointed ( ourt-house Janitor, vice J. B. Gramm, resigned.
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TO MITII IH ST II K T ( OMIT.
flrlulirr Term — W. 4. HoiiiilUclU Jnd'ir.
The following business was transacted in the District Court yesterday:
The State vs. Austin Qrandon and Charles Seamans, indicted for felony; defendants arraigned, and by consent were allowed until Tuesday to plead to
the indictment. State vs. James Wilson, indicted for
grand larceny—horse stealing; the fol-
lowing jurors were impaneled to try the case, A. F. Trousdale, Robert Gif-
ford, Fred. Stauffer, A. T. McAllister, D. R. Fox, Wash. Waltermire, Phil lip Stiggleman, Ahram Hull, G. S. Hill, Robert Critchlow, Barney Rodda, John Richards. J. I*. Anderson, the com-
plaining witness in the case, John T. Sadorus and Andrew Davidson, were
introduced as witnesses by the prose- cution, and David Van Lennep was in-
troduced as a witness by the defense.
The defendant admitted that he* had
taken the horse alleged to have been
stolen, but denied that the crime was
committed in the State of Nevada.
Thokfcmrt charged the jury orally, and ,
in twenty minutes after the case was ,
submitted, they returned to Court with a verdict of not guilty, there having been a reasonable doubt in their minds
as to whether the Ijorse was stolen in
Nevada or Oregon. The State vs. John Lacy, indictment
for felony; M. S. Bon ni tie Id, opunscl for defendant demurred to the indict-
ment, the Court overruled the demur-
rer, and a jury was impaneled to try the case; sivo-ral witnesses were ex-
amined, and the case was submitted to
the jury, which found a verdict of not
guilty- _ __
County Scrip.
County scrip is in demand at 0) cents on the dollar. It is worth nrore in coin 1
to-day than greenbacks were two or
three years ago, and like greenbacks it will Ik- at par in less than a year from
date.
The PniUargo Raised.
Fcrr a few days, while the road was
blockaded by snow slides in the mount-
ains, the railroad company refused to j take freight for California. Now the j embargo is raised and freight is being shipped West as rrsnal,
Culrk Work.
Two separate cases, in which the de- fendants wore indicted for horse steal-
ing, were tried in the District Court
yesterday afternoon, and the jury in
each case found the defendant not
guilty in a few minutes.
The Pay Car. 'live pay car of the Central Pacific
Company passed through yesterday on
the way to Ogden. On its return the
employees of the company on the Ilum- bol it and Truokee Divisions will be
paid. A splendid heavy silver Waltham
watch for SIS, the latest improved style gold hinged, worth $10; I will
mil it t > you warranted .for 5 years. Shall I send it by express? Uncle Har-
ris, 221 Kearny Stieet, between liush
and Sutter, San Francisco.
A bull tight was a Christmas diver-
sit n at Slau Luis, Texas. The beast was a big, vicious Texan, an 1 the man
was a sturdy Mexican, who claimed to
have had experience at the sport in his o.vu country. A strong iuclosure, thirty feet square, was surrounded by raised seats. The proceeds of the en-
tertainment were advertised to go to
the man if lie survived, and to his, family if be were killed. The account
ui tUe light leaves the disposition of
the money in dnubt, for it was uncer-
tain whether the Mexican would sur-
vive. -lie showed no skill, though his
courage amounted to reeklessness, and
the bull hint no trouble iu terribly goring him.
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According to statistics, «p to July last, the Methodist Episcojttd Church had 96 annual conferences, 11,4511 itin-
erant {»rcache rs- and 1,696,837 mem-
bers ami probationers. Since the or-
ganization of the church 444 presiding elders and 6:14,963 members have died.
A little bit of a girl wanted more ami
more buttered toast, till she was told
that too much would make her sick.
Loolilng wistfully at the dish for a mo-
ment, she thought she saw a way out of
her difficulty, and exclaimed: “Well,
give me annuzer piece and send for the
doc tori”
fllte was screeching out at the piano “I'll sing of you when you are gone.”
I wish to the Lord,” he muttered be- neath his breath, “ that you’d give me
a rest while I'm here.”
■SPECIAL LOCALS.
L’rund'* Ilitu rliold Panacea
lathe most effective pain destroyer in the world; will most surely quicken the blood whether taken internally or ap- plied externally, and thereby tnorecei-
tainly relieve pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other pain alleviator, and is warranted double the strength of any similar preparation. It cures
pain in the side, back or bowels, sore
throat, rheumatism, toothache, and all
aches, and is The Greit Reliever of Pain. “Brown’s Household Pana- cea” should be in every family. A
teaspoon fit I of the Panacea in a tumbler
.of hot water (sweetened, if preferred), taken at bed-time, will bkevk, fp a
cold. 23 cents a bottle. jal3-ly Marti McJtness
Lhmdoubtedly to children, attributed
to other causes, is occasioned by worms.
Brown's Vermifuge Comfits, or Worm
Lozenges, although effectual in destroy- ing worms, can do no fiossible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physicians, an 1 found to be abso-
lutely sure in era Heating worms, so
hurtful to children. Twenty-five cents*
a box. jal3-ly Ilir Month Kalf
Of our country is getting to be fearfully alarming, the average of life being less-
ened every year, without any reason-
able cau3e, death resulting generally from the most insignificant origin. At
this season of the year, especially, a
cold is such a common thing that in the
hurry of every-day life we are apt to
overlook the dangers attending it, and often find too late that a fever or lung trouble has already set in. Thousands lose their lives in this way every win-
ter, while had Bosc iibk’sGerman Syrup been taken, a cure would have resulted and a large bill from a doctor been avoided. For all diseases of the throat and lungs, Boschbk’s German SYRcr has proven itself to he the greatest dis-
covery of its kind in medicine. Every druggist in this country will tell yon of its wonderful effect. Over 950,000 bottles sold last year without a single failure known.
For lame hack, side or chest, use
Hiiiioh'a Porous Plaster. Price 75 cts.
Sold by C. A. DeSacsscek, Druggist, Wumemucca, Nev. i>8-eop
O. H. Mu mm & Co’s Dry Verzenay Champagne—the finest in the land— at Frink Fellow’s Fashion Sample House. ja7-tf
Mill Nlsorily Leave.
0. \V. Johnston will shortly leave
town, to be absent about two mouths.
Parties wishing to have any dentistry work done, had better attend to it at
once. n 17-1 w
wa!«ti.i>.
A steady woman is wanted to do
housew ork and take tare of two chil-
dren. Send address to Postoffice box
1WU, VYinnemucea.
rrnrfleul Watchmaker.
Geo. F. Jackson, practical watch-
maker, with J. E. Sabiae. All work
warranted. apCO-tf Fresh Oysters.
A. Booth & Co’s fr«»h oysters re-
ceived daily at G. A. Krknklk’s, oppo-
site the Depot. dll-tf
Free Lnaeh I
Don't forget it btys t Free lunch
every eight at A. D. Williams’— the-
Palace Saloon. _.-
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RKCBiVEW *V
NATHAN LETT, r -E K K A-l-l-t
10 bales assorted Waitresses; 10 barrels Horse Shoe Whisky; 10,OtX) Ltvj ’» « halve .Cigars;
0 casts l.rrsiuu Herring, in sauce;
10 caddies Gazelle wood-tug Tohuero; 8 bales Blackwell’* Uurlisui Tobacco I 3 cases Overalls; 5 eases Flannel Underwear;
270 eases Our l'ride f oal OH.
FRESH GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
K. LEVY. Wlunuuuccs, January 5. lw
NEW GOODS.
J. C. FALL & € O. r, 11 ■/ ... r. »
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UNIOXVILLE,
Hate in etore and receiving daily, fresh eup
plir» of Goods, W hich are offered at the lowest
Prices for prompt pay, comprising
DRY GOODS, LADIES’ DRESS
GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
• LADIES’ HATS
AND SHOES.
ALSO
BOOTS,
8HOES,
SUMMEP/llATS
CLOTH INGakDGENTLEMEN ’S UNDERWEAR
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
HARDWARE and MINING TOOLS, DRUGS,
CHEMICALS AND OILS, TINWARE
HOPE, RAKES,
SCYTHES ETC.,
ALWAYS ON HAND
BUTTER, LARD, HAMS, BACON. FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BARLEY AND FEED,
Unioimlle, June 10, 1&75. :c
M. IIOF.IIAN,
DRAA.RR IN »
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A Uiuk Discount to* Cm.
j nUfWEMICCi, ■ • * KEViDA
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IIENRY BFSCH, DEALER I.N
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, -NLSO-
—'^The ( hotriil Brands #f Brrr. j— OFFOSIT* Til* COURT HODS*.
Winnemueca, Novsaabcr 15, Iis70l 15-tl f'
SALT, SALT.
Tlic Itesert Salt Company is now prepared to furni^i a choice article of
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit, at reasonable rates.
Extra quality of Salt for all kinds of meats, constantly on hand.
U. ltctnliart at Co. arc our sole Agents for Winnemucca and Northern Covutr/.
Address orders to WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager,
altfu n? White Plains, Neruda.
The Stomach is Sltengtheae** The liver regulated, the bowels put in proper
order, the blood enriched and purified, anti the
nervous sytem rendered tranquil and vigoreeis
by this inestimable family medicine and safe-
guard against disease, which is, moreover, a
most agreeable and effective appetiser, and a
•ordial peculiarly adapted to the wants of the
aged and infinned.
'for sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
ally. lys
THE RED HOUSE
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Country Order Department*
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! To Old Friends and New X •*
WE ARE DETERMINED' f
TO PLEASE A LlX
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We Spare Neither Time cor
Effort to Desert e the Sac*
cess We Claim!
Experience is Fetter (Lea
Doubt, and Faith is
Strengthened by Trials l
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O C K
Country Order Department
ia meeting with GREATER SUCCESS than wo
expected
OCR PATRORS ARE KOW KWEKRS
B—¥ T—H—O-B—B—A—M-B—• t
And are found in nearly every
RWN, VILLAGE,
AND COUNTRY,
Broun Mexico to Brlllsli Columbia.
We have striven1 to merit this success, and wo
shall strive to deserve its continuance atut
increase. Wr have out
Oue Price-For Cash Only t
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MARK ALL GOODS IN PLAIN FIGfBE*
You Can Huy of U at the BAM
PRICK a* though You Stood
at tor Counters.
OI K BOOTS AND SHOES
M~A*V-E K-O E-vJ-U-A-L Fo* price and durability.
•EH OWN MAMET
Tie Gilman Standard Strew CALF' BOOF
The GHmnW Cork Sr 1* CAW BOOT. \
The BED BONNE KIP BOOT-Men'* and h
Boy's, ft hae no parallel;. warranted tww
genuine sole* •
The Bob Nailed Boot, lor Minora, and «ur?
variety of Brogans, and Plough Shoes. i
ALEXIS TIES, I »
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Ladies’ and Children's Shoe*
UT PRICE LIST BENT Fit RE. Ml
ADDRESS
KED HOUSE, dldn »iCWHOT#,Ofc