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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25
THE ORIZABA MINE.

This we'll known mine, situated in
the Palmyra district, six miles north
east of Dayton, has again been open
ed under very favorable circum-
stances. The mine has been rein
corporated, with Geo. w. Shaw,
Treasurer of Lyon county, as super.
intendent, and Mr.. Fred. Elliott,
formerly publisher of the Eureka
Sentinel, the White Pine News and
other journals in Eastern Nevada, as
Secretary. Both gentlemen are rec
ognized as entirely responsible and
good business men. The Office of
the company is at 4llH, California
street, San Francisco. Mr.. Gilmore,
who opened the Orizaba in 1872 and 10
has visited the mine lately, and his
testimony, coupled with that Of Mr..
Shaw and others, should be suffi-
cient proof of the value of the mine.
There are 1900 feet located-the
ledge cropping out for 800 feet. The
work thus far consists of an open
cut run on the vein $50 feet in
length and an incline so feet in
depth, showing vein of good pay
ore six feet wide. Ore from the
ledge, worked within the past few
days, assayed 1926 SO in silver and
$50 rs in gold. A quantity of ore
milled $50 Is per ton, and there are
at this time 500 tons of ore on the
dump. Work will be prosecuted
with vigor, and the mine made to
produce all it contains. The man
agement will be entirely on the
square. From the accounts of those
who have lately visited the Orizaba
and the fact that valuable ore has
heretofore been taken from it and
other mines in the locality, we pre-
dict very stirring times in Palmyra
district. We shall report from time
to time concerning the mine, and
meanwhile wish the fortunate own
ers and capable officers success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

SUDDEN DEATH. - Michael Bren-
nan, late foreman of the Cosmopoli-
tan mine, was found dead in his bed
ut the Winter House, on Thursday
morning. He had for several months
been complaining of a severe pain in
his side, and two days before his
death took to his bed, though it was
not supposed at any time that his
ailment was of a dangerous character.
A proposition was made to set up
with him on Wednesday night, but
he declined the attendance as unnec-
essary. He said Wednesday noon,
however, in a joking way. that he guess
ed he should 'peg out before long"
On parties going to his room about
$3.50 on the morning Of Thursday, it
was found that life was extinct. The
body was still warm and life-like,
and it is supposed he died but short
time before. The remains were taken
to Virginia and buried at o'clock
on Friday. Mr.. Brennan, was ma
tive of Pennsylvania, where his par
ents still reside. He was about 40
years of age, and was temperate,
industrious man, well liked by all
who knew him. Death comes when
least expected, striking down the
strong and the weak and spreading
the pail of mourning over house.
holds till then happy and hopeful.
Ere this the sad news has reached
Mr.. Brennan's aged parents, bringing
a sorrow and desolation to their
hearts that no sympathy can assuage,
and that no kindly hand can heal.
God help them, in this their great
grief, for human power is stricken
powerlcss in their time Of woe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

THE STANFoRD-One of the pleas
ures we enjoyed at Tahoe the other
day was our voyage across the Lake
on that staunch and swift little steam
craft, the "Gov. Stanford" The po-
lite and companionahle master, Capt.
Lapham paws close attention to the
wants Of his passengers and has a
friend in every one who has made IA
trip with him. There is something
solid about such man ms Lapham
and the little steamer under his com
mand is the pride of the beautiful
lake.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25
TO OUR PATRONS.

u.vine incurred large additional expense
...,,.rping THE TIMES TO its present proper
,,.,. we are obliged to call the attention OF
.auouents ON our books to the fact that we are
=, need of the amounts due us. fyou pay we
..r settle the demands against us and be free
from debt. To be sure. each of the amounts
.-a ANAL, but, aggregated. foot up to sum
Aha. would materially assist us just at the pre-
sent time. We hope this hint will be sufficient
W. are going to give you good paper. and it
,.tes money to run 1t.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

W. Z. PFoUTs, one of the prosper
ous merchants Of Virginia City, Mon
tana, sends the subscription price of
the TINES with request TO send him
the paper. Well do 1t "Billy," for
we know You like the best of every
thing, and when boy can raise up
from red top boots and check apron
70 the dignity ola blonde moustache,
a Wholesale grocery house. and a
pretty wife, in as short time rs you
did, We know he deserves it. "Shake. ,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

AMAzoS.-Thc following is the la
test report from the Lyon County
Bonanza" The shaft and Wine are
being crowded for another level, with
the rock in the shaft growing lighter
and requiring blasting. The material
in the winze is ore of good grade,
and as depth is gained, improves in
assay. This winze will also prospect
the Glasgow ground, into which a
drift has been run. showing the vein
to be heavy and good. The surface
of the mine is now being placed in
order and the ore dump is assuming
proportions. The machinery is giving
first rate satisfaction and has been in
closed in a good substantial build
ing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

TRUcKEE HoTEL,--This popular
house, the finest in Truckee, is
kept by Mr.. John F. Moody, a
gentleman whom one is always
pleased to meet-inside or outside
of business. He knows how to
keep a hotel" and how to treat
guests, in manner that will make
them feel at home. His rooms and
beds are neat and pleasant, and his
charges very moderate for first
class house. Real the advertise
ment.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

Mr.. Frank Kenyon, publisher of
the TINES, returned from the Bay
ON Friday, and has made another
large addition to the printing mate
rial OF the Office, as well as to its
advertising patronage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

Mr.. G. A. Chaplin was among the
arrivals from San Francisco on
Friday. We noticed considerable
Misunderstanding on his arrival, and
guess his many friends were glad
to see him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

DAYTON DANCERs.-A goodly COM
pany were present ut the ball at
odeon Hall on Thursday evening.
We were debarrel from attending by
untoward circumstances, but learn
mat the party was very pleasant
sse and success in ever respect
marley Grubcr, Of the Union
Hotel, gave the supper and is
receiving the praises of all who
partook Of the goody-goodies so plen-
ufully placed upon the table.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

Eureka has a female faro sharp
who has just won four thousand dol
lars playing against the faro banks Of
that town.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

RemOyed.--The San Francisco
Boiler Works have removed to the
n. w. corner of Main and Harrison
streets, San Francisco, where all or
ders should be directed. See adv't
in another column.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

The driver of the sprinkling cart
slipped and fell off his wagon on Fri
day, striking his head on a rock. The
fall stunned him considerably but the
injuries are not serious.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

POSTPONED - For want of room
we are obliged to defer notice of the
church meeting, Friday, till next is
sue. The movement is on the road
to success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

The GRAND CENTRAL HoTEL.-
Among all the institutions which
abound and flourish at Lake Tahoe,
there are none more deserving of
the patronage of the public than
the Grand Central Hotel at Tahoe
City. Mr.. Cardwell, its proprietor,
is an experienced caterer to the
comfort Of the visiting public, has
an abundance of means OF his COM
mand to conduce the hotel on first
class principles, and by natural
advantages in location and con-
struction, has just the institution to
attract tho patronage of guests.
Mr.. Cardwell is also proprietor of
the Summit House at Summit Sta
ton. A good house and well kept.
Stages run from the Summit, via
Truckee, to Tahoe City, making
close connection with the steamer
Gov. Stanford for the trips around
the lake. Be sure and stop at the
Grand Central when you go to
Tahoe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

NICELY FIxED.-Therc is at least
one editor in this world who is nice
" fixed. Most generally the knights
Of the scissors and quill are content
with A crust of bread and a glass OF
cold whisky, and that's about all
thew can expect in this world; but
our friend Ali. Dotcn, of the Gold
Hill News, has risen above the com
mon herd, and with the coming Of
gray hairs finds himself the chief en-
0incer of his own fortune and the
architect of "a fine four story resi-
dence. We dropped in upon him on
Friday, and had II look at his new
house 1t fronts on the rear end Of
the News office and rears on the
front of the hill side towards sun
down. Standing at the main en-
trance and gazing upward, one be
comes dizzy watching the ridge pole
of that palatial printcr's-roost, play
inc amid the clouds, but if he hap
mems to strike the rear end four
year old boy can stand on the ground
and spit into the chimney! Fact, by
Jove. Mr.. Dotcn has model print
ing Office and is receiving the reward
always accorded to christian gen
tleman. No man is employed in or
about the Office who is not strictly
and enthusiastically temperate, and u
REGULAR attendant ut Sunday School
After very pleasant visit W planted
our best wishes on the establishment,
and came home glad that we had
been there.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

II. AND l.. Co.-The regular drill
meeting of the Silver City Hook and
Ladder Co., is called for next Mon
dav evening. BY order of the fore
man.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

The Cromer Mining Company,
70 mine in Lyon county, Nevada,
mas been incorporated in San Fran
CISCO. Capital stock. $40. 600 900,
IN shares Of 500 each. Directors,
n. a. Deming, Nathan Atkinson,
y. SNOWFALL, T. E. Jewett aad
Georgo Benson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

The NIAeARA.-The shaft of the
Niagara mine is now down depth
OF $50 feet, and is making Roadway
OF four feet per day. The bottom is
wholly in the vein, with the ore look
ing fully rs well rs last report. The
hrst station will soon he opened up
and the prospecting Of the mine com
menced. The machinery is working
to charm.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25
Lewis Huntington is proprietor

of the Tahoe Livery Stable, and, be-
sides keeping II livery stock, runs a
daily line of stages between Truckee
and Tahoe and from Tahoe to Nc
Kinney's. We advise our patrons
to call on him every time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

NEW DREss.-We met Judge Par
kinson, of the Carson "Tribune," in
San Francisco the other day, and was
with him when he bought "new
dress" for his excellent paper. This
is an evidence of prosperity, and
we are glad to note it. We kept a
close watch Upon the handsome, sly
old boy, and can vouch for it that his
many flirtations with San Franchises
beauties, extended no further than a
tin of the hat and wink of the eye
as he brushed sprucely by them on
Kearny street in the afternoon. The
Judge is an excellent man to travel
with.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

Mr.. Bradbury, an Eastern gen
tleman and friend of Mr.. Perkins,
of the Silver Hill and Dayton
mines, is on q visit to our city.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

The annual stockholders meeting
of the Dayton mine takes place on
next Thursday, July 90.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

New CooPER.-The wife of Mr..
S. c. Cooper, of Dayton, on Friday
presented her husband with stav-
ing nice new baby. 1t only weigh
ed 10H pounds, but that's heavy
enough considering the extreme
youth of the little girl. We posi-
lively prohibit any puns in this
instance, as George d. Prentice
exhausted the cooper" baby sub
iect.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

STREETs.-The following is the
transactions on the street up to s p.
NJ, kindly furnished us by C. V. Boi-
sot: Con. Virginia, 325, 329; Cali
fornia, 62H, So; Ophir, So, 52H; Best
d Belcher, 500, 5lX; Mexican, 20H
POS; Gould d Curry, 1917, 1873 /;
Yellow Jacket, SO, 81; Crown Point,
80, 3217; Belcher, 29A, 80; Overman
~, TN; Caledonia, %, 25z; Conf
dence, 25A, 25H; Sierra Nevada,
1871, 16H; Bullion, So; Justice, 1856;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25
you LIE /!

you are at perfect ease. Heyman
Bros. also keep complete stock of
all other kinds of house furniture for
sale at the lowest living prices.
They are at the corner OF b and Tay-
Tor streets, Virginia City. Give
them Q trial.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25

Visitors to Lake Tahoe will find
something of interest in the advertise
ment of the famous Tahoe Hot
Springs, in this issue. Stages run
free from Truckee to Lake Tahoe,
and are in charge Of the original
Joe Bowers. The Hot SPRINGS Hotel,
kept by Mr.. G. a. Richardson, is a
model house and its charges are very
reasonable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25


EsTRAY.--Two gray work horses,
branded ON the shoulder, strayed
from me at this place about three
weeks ago, and the last seen of them
was on the White Plains, following
the railroad. Anyone giving infor-
nation of their whereabouts will be
literally rewarded.
ANDREW WEsTFALL.
Rye Patch, Humboldt Co, New. 2w.
LIE ON Your RIGHT SIDE.--The
health journals all direct their read
ers to lie on their right side while
asleep, but Hcyman Bros. get up a
class of spring beds, that are 40 per-
fectly elegant and easy that it don't
make any difference in what position
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JULY 49, 1875-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

mon Pleas OF Pike county appointed President
Jewett receiver. The proceedings were ancillary
10 like proceedings IN tse State OF New YORK upon
the same mortgages Bondsin $4,000, with s. l..
NJ. Barlow and w. W. Mcfarland as sureties were
filed. S. Z. Dimmick, Attorney General Of Penn
sylvania. appeared as solicitor for the Loan and
Trust Company, ana W. Ii. Jessup, OF Montrose,
Pa, for the Erie Railway.
THE NEW YORK. BOSTON AND MONTREAL RAILWAY.
In the suit In equity OF the BaDque Franco
Egyptienne and others vs. John Crosby Brown,
the New York, Boston and Montreal Railway the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company and Others.
Judge Batcnford has appointed Herman r. Bait
zer and William G. Taaks, or the city of New York
composing tie firm or Baltzer Il Taaks. special re-
ceivers OF the $754 900 OF nrst mortgage bonds OF
the New YORK and Boston Railroad Company and
OF the $s5,0oO OF first mortgage bonds OF the
Dutchess and Columbia Railroad Company, to hold
and preserve the same In tue interest OF whom it
may concern, panding the decision OF the Su-
preme Court OF this State IN the foreclosure suits
there brought by FREDERICK Adams and the Farm
ers' Lean and Trust Company. No security is re-
quired OF the receivers
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

sales Of 900 bb good strained rosn a. u % ana
i Pitch c Tss aglst a: - ~ We duSe g5w M wmisS
ton - SO 81 50; Washington tar 81 S7<i pitch.
oILs.5zLnseed was quiet and unchanged, Lard was
dun. olive quiet and without decided chance
p'iDass S odsrats ee%ana az full prices cruac whale
Snd % sperm were aulet and nomlnAy han gnsnahssa' @
summer yellow, cOc 66c; do, winter yellow. 7Oc
and sunnes 81 iasAs 81 % dS wiSs Ss
me Long Island SOUND ec 81 Do rurs 1
Ii ss whale, Northern, sac CSC do. Southern 6lc
a1s essE %asS 81 e s. Sc "a
PETRoLkux.Tne market was steady on change ana ,a
&Ssast Is ana e buE
IL SS for aT5 proSps oGSp sna
shSa % O M9s prSps % and
Phiadelpha was quoted at yzSc Tor prompt and monn;
Soah S,n:s.se eIsisa quiet a is:' OIL % o,y sss
aaoteS sS a snd 16s %
United pa; wells 7sAe shipments. 81 IL. .....,. lard
S f .hs ses TsesP M tor shs wses
ton and better prices realized for almost every
@ ss SSs s Sts 50 & 9' taaas S
were Quoted At S & Sr sIpef anS beet mans we're
Rsgec!sd and nosins bacon strongly held =
were moderately active We noe sales Of 90 pieces fresh
isc 20 boxes be,iies ut c LOO plckee shoulders
a. c e sS 3 fresh hams st e so fresh shSuasrs s a.
cidedly better though especially active, with sales OF
q auss g. Ssy Il @ sr S 'St
LgSsmdhe market wa: steady with very light receipts
New and nearby ana Penn
Choice brands sc other 'e %estern aa c Cieese~ihs
market was quiet and prime wss somewhst sasee We
SaIrs s Ohio DO aS fair g
! lie: Butier.,ihe supply q hns was light. ilEin
Se a ssS s @ fair n @
ana was held nrmy at tull prices We quote state,
GH sso & 70
sra tSes poor TO eaoss lse ac; Western reserve
5e aad a e DSs Ssss At HaSsGon Re e per-
lib. We quote -carolina good 70 choice. 71sc. S1sc
ties DOWN 10 &C. Rangcon 65sc 7c. currency; Pana
&C. 74c, currency; RAngoon, in bond 2Ac 2sSc. per
SucAaAs is always the case on Saturday business in
a. the quGsaSn. q ys.,sTday only SAFE
ssTy sG0q sseoiRE S & Saes
5Sgs AZ SSs s rs
sTEARIrE steady and quoted at l61sc: l6zc Tor
Western Ike for city; lSSc was offered Tor septem
steady with sales of iscOo lbs at &c. and
WHIsKEY-Eeceipts 70 bbls. and for the week. lA7
bbs The market was quie'. with sales OF about lO0
rREicf1s. Berth freghts quiet but steady In
quite active ior both and pstroiean tonnage the
os 70 OF SeSnS
Sa w to sfs o r. vi With ao
& M o9 san British III Brig same vSyase with WITH
bps refined petroleum at os sa British bark; from
bos do at os Cd fat; G an American schooner Of ses
s wh s os Of s s s &
american brig. hence 70 an Irish port with 20O bbs
as s W6 Se IS e
italian 9ar. hence to Cork for orders with 4oW quar-
direct, with s.5OO do. on private terms
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July II, 1875.
ls16c good ordinary ls1sc Net receipts 81 Dales
Z Sales, 461 stock, l,sOA
NEW ORLEANS, July II, 1879
gssz gsGaz ordinary '' Exports 0'A''"'s' bales s'0et'
Cotton unchanged middling, Isssc. low miadmng.
lasc; ,good ordinary S1Ic. Net receipts, 2e bales
SAVANNAH, July II, 1875
1876 good ordinary, isc. Netrecsipts. "a bales sales
Cotton more steady; middng, l4Nc.; low m,daIing.
Gross lSi Sales, ico' stocas soiS '''"' " OASA
wnxIseros, N. G. Jul, u. 1873
81 4u tor strained Tar steady at 81 rs
oswEoo, July IL. 1875
No spring, 81 as ior amber winter 81 90 for white
wnnses & !Sr s. Sosss White %sSsa
cr SSts ss SF snSSss ;SG sssa
per tom Canal Sc corn and rye &C.
Lake fsceipts. nome Canal shipments sssooO sss oi
lumber.
Flour qus, and ssS S b6s
''s Ct
NJ J. bard IA ~ 1inaeseta q o white winter 81 -
tive; nomlnally SOc tor No Western. Rye inactive.
s High vines Suiss
Eoar S q SS Do RSrSaS % Shs sOsa % S5
wheat $40 bushels corn: lsS% do oats 5000 do;
mentsWheat 1oOO bushels; c0rn l6 OO do. 10 interior
points-Corn, 500 busnels Canal irelghts-Wheat,
lHc:, corn 6Ac.; oats 41sc to New York Ahoat from
buffalo to udewater-Wheat 100000 bushels; corn.
water-none-
TOLEDO July IL, 1875
Flour steady, with moderate demand wheat steady.
with moderate demands No white Wabash, 81 3j;
No white Michigan, 81 "a: extra oo 81 S516; am Der
Michigan cash and July 81 ~; August. 81 W; Septem-
ber 81 90a No. Dayton and Michigan red 81 ISL
lected rea 81 VI; Ne amber Illinois, 81 g. Corn
bcr, 75sc low mixed. SJ1sc. August 731sc. graue,
729Sc. damaged 6i1sc Oats hrmer. held higher; No.
b4c August, S93sc. 40c. september 3Sc 59c Mich
igan, 53c Sic kreights unchanged. Receipts
days-60U bushels wheat; 5000 do. 800
Shipments Tor two days-00 bbls. hour; Loo bushels
wheat; 900 do corn; SUOO do. oats
CHICAGO July IL, 1876
Flour quiet ana weak. Wheat active ana lower; No.
spring, 81 Is 81 is; No. 2do, 81 l35l spot 81 1871
August, 81 iO5s September: No do, ~ O71< rejected
81 u Corn buoyant. bat unsettled No mixed G91sc.
spot, 70Ac. august 7i1sc. bid September. Barley-A
speculative demand anu prices higher No. spring,
nrm. Pork-Demand fair and prices have advanced at
Sly 20 spot, Sl9 ~ september. Lard-Demand and
prices have advanced ut l34c spot SIS september
Bulk meats-Demand fair and market hrm: shoulders,
Sic; clear rib sides, Hxc; clear sides llHc Whskey
quiet and unchanged kecelpts6OJO bbls -four 81 100
bushels wheat l74O0J do. corn. 2lv0 oats $40 do
shipmr ns-5O0O bbls -four, l69 900 bushels wheat
call of the Board wheat, 81 1874 81 13k july
81 21z August Corn easy at 7Osc. August 7lSc. Sep
ember. Oats, 491c july 3sz4c august PORK firm aud
unchanged. Lard Arm and unchanged. oats in fair
demand and advanced; No. z 49Sc. bid spot SSXc bid
August, S65<c. september.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Abundant Crops and an Open
Market Our Opportunity.
WHAT WILL WE DO WITH IT?
The Necessities Of the Hour and the Hopeful
Outlook for the Future.
THE CURRENT SITUATION.
WALL STREET,

SUNDAI. July 1os AotV.J
The week which closed last night has been re-
markable chiefly Ior the irst substantial impulse
given this year 10 revival OF confidence and
business enterprise throughout the country. And
this impulse Is derived from the only source
whence coming 1t could be relied upon as neither
fictitious nor ephemersl-viz., increased proouc-
tion. From all sides we have the most encourag
ing reports OF crop prospects both with respect
TO cotton as well rs cereals, while In tha case OF
the latter we have the assurance OF ready mar
ker abroad In consequence OF the destruction to
crops in England and on the Continent caused by
recent disastrous hoods Last year
DELAY ON OUR PART
10 push forward our abundance OF wheat and corn
and nour lost US market Tor good portion, one
quarter or last years. crop being said TO sri In
first hands Thus this year. although there is less to
fear from delay in consequence OF the lack OF COM
petition from France, Hungary and Southern
Russia, which was active year ago, there Is also
less excuse for it from the large surplus remaining
over ready Tor Immediate shipment. California is
now regarded as
DNE OF THE GREATEST GRAIN PRODUCING STATES
In the Union, hence the following figures. taken
from Sacramento paper, showing the exports OF
wheat and -four for the last three crop years from
that state will serve TO illustrate the falling or In
our shipments last year, mainly the result OF hold
Ing back Ior higher prices:--