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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-19
2SaSsbte Ristber1febea fSnmeu.

NA-@ ss- oa ES4SS y SgtSs ~ - A~Ss~sS'""
b.. @6rt &iHherM eiass tuataberbare &C.
|Wdte! Sasser. gtabt 81 4 Cine ense
6trase, 10 eng, oaBsnna,,spDh*eem eincn
@sduit fait gum ax6eru bbniberreiden
fam. gn bieler @traBe funo Dor nid)t
uielen SaDren cine alte, baufduige Mauer
Die oen1 @initurse nabe par. z@ines. xa=
9es. tlttt gins cine EJra,ls blrd
oieie Strobe Die Elm Mde9en bon
5 Sabren an Der @ono fiibrte 9lls lie
nod un9efdbr 10 59ritte bon jener al=
ten Mauer entfernt paren lblieb bas
Mdo9en pl0bli6 1teben uno Farrte se=
raoe Dor 1i@ bin, mie. ,penn es Elm Sc
)pen1t 1dbe. Sic Wl.tter riei inn su~:
80 tomm' bod fort!" Nlein bas 9ino
mar tuie anse,uur5elt uno be,ueste 1ib
ni9t bon Der Steue. uWas bai ou
oenn? @o geb' bod su!" ia9te Die M(ut=
ter argerlih. 9lber lieb'! ouf eirmal
that's einen fur9tbare1, &rab; @taub=
loolfen pirbelten empor! 49, Die alte
Mauer NOR ein9eitiir5t uno bdtte Mutter
une Gino erl9laeen, tuenn Fe nod einise
56ritte portudrts getban bdtten. Se=
ftiirSt unb tootenblei9 nabm Die Mutter
ibr &ino auf bic Nrme l1nb elite na9
Sou ie. 9ier tntete lie nit ibrem Mdo=
den Dor ous @rueifir nieber uno banfte
8ott aug innigitem 9erSenssrunoe fir
Die !uun6erbare Nettung. 9itrauf fro9te
lie bag Rino, ,parum es tnitten in Der
@aiie auf einmal .itia 9eitanoen lei. Da
}agte bic &leine: u8oi It bu i'm oenn
nidt geIeDen?" rBen" fraste Die Mutz
ter eritaunt. %, ben i60nen .tueiben
Singing nit bem lansen beuen Rleioe;
boif ou i'm benn nidt se1eben?" anti
iportete bos Wdb9en> v@eraot Dor mir
1T er geitanotn uuo bot mid aufseba!<
ten> bab id ri9t porbet tonnte." - Mls
bic Mutter 6as b6rte> fubr ibr Elm .beili=
ger @@auer burd bag 9erj. Wtit Sbrd'
ne,, il, ben Mu9en 59lob fe ibr Rinb in
ibre Mrlme> tiiBte es uno lpra@ . oliid=
li9es &ino! ou bait eeinen III. Sdub=
en9el 9eieben; bante linn bon 9er3en
uno oenfe oein 9eben lang oaran, ,uas
ou tim ihuIOiQ biit."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-19
2ctt ber 8arnsberstefeit.

SIN Desember l84e befanb fid5 Der Nrat eu.
ues tleinen Qanbf ftabtdenS gbenbs nod an iei.
neln arbeitstilde, ale eS i6on Mabe an Mittcr@
nadt 9ina. 0u ipurbe ct ~ einen ie6r
9efIbrlid &ranfen in einem cine Stunoe ent-
fernten Derfe 9erufcn uno fubr nit ieinenl
sfnc@te foaleid bin. llnsefdbr auf eerSalfte oes
@eges Wolltc oer alte Sdimmel uidt mebr trei,
ter; oer &nedt iab nod unb fano einen Soloa~
ten 9au; eritarrt auf Der Strabe lie9en. Ser
Nr;t nabm ben Nrmen in Die >.Ruti9e unb tebrte
eiligf mad Sauie ;uriid. Bie eritauxte er aber,
ais ct fein 9aus idon bon Meitem beleu9tet
1ab! St elite NIT ieinem Rne1te 70 rai1 ais
mO9li6 barauf 5u unb binein inbem ct ben
Solbateu in oer Auti9e slriidlieb: Dieier ipar
aber aerdbe gu ii@ eetominen bas beleudtete
Saus fiet ibm audi aaf, er borte 4plf.s @epol.
ter unb an9fIides @immetn, soe baber feineu
unb fetnen Diener. getnebelt am. 8oSem, Die
blutenb, tuabreub orei Mahbef ba,,,it beIdaftiat
tparen, bic toertbooHenS ag{e1isteiten 3,liamn,en
au baden. O9ne tueiteres @toenten jeridn,tt BET
Soloat bic 8anbe be9 Mratfs tunb bes iRnedtes
unb i1lug einen Der Nanber nieoer, nno ba in.
3uiiden aud bic MaAbart1 ibd1 unb auf ben
adrm int Sauie pes Dottors aafn,ertfam gelpors
ben; maren, 10 tan,en iit berbei nnb bradten
9ilfe. Die beiben auberen @luber tparben ae.
baneen, anb avs ibren alusfasen fteate fA ber>
aus, haS fie felbft ben Nr3t ;au4 BEN &auie Bat
ten loden laffen,, um in, ieiiet abneienbeit ben
GtnbraA ju berlbcn. Sb bdtte bic g6ttliAe8or<
fbuMs ben h,enf1tnf ftsun6IiHei1 Ntst beidlirnt
nno ibm @elesenbtit prgebrn, 9rifttube Barn>
berSi8teit an benz ors.,en Solnaten au iibeu, Der
isineS Mo9ltbqterS Netter hurbe. - M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-19

- 50 gtb6rt gum: Unite ots f4rieFsrs, gu
iegnen. Abtr wtr hebeu fIptid fetbF tineu
Sesen betommen. Ma9ben, ein altes Matter.
den bic sterbeiatramente. empfanaeu bate,
faete fie uns, bab mir lie teobl. nidt lebens
tnitosr feben tuarsen nnb tnanf&te bann, baf
@ott uns in'!,erear btpabren nnb uns ein
ilaness eeben i@ensen mo9te. mir iinS redt
ttold auf bieien Seaen bee alten @1iitter9ens.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-19
ObiosW Wai(eufreuno.
Sic bIiulael Is ed.ueot.'..
Bon A.sBre&eiani. .
Goftlebun,s.


Simmer hnS idste ] a,l mir: @bneu,
saaoi9es Grdulein oer 8ater er>uartet
@ieyin ! einem Mrbeits5immer!
o. iaste i'd, wdbreno id er,uo6te
-~rnein Batter? .~,
limb alsbolo umiobten mene @eoon'
fen eas Greignib pom porisen Nbeno !;
id fine baber am gan5en 2eibe 5u uSittetn
an uno bate ni6t mebr Die Rrait, allein
auiSuiteben. 9ie &ammerfrau bali mid
antleioen uno als mir gum Obertleioe
fammen, bra1te 1ie mir ein l9meres>
9rauleioenes Gleio.
Aber bas it ia Elm &eiistleio !? laete
i'd au ibr.
3iebeu sic es nur an! - er,pioerte
1e; uno pdbrenb i'd es borne autnopfte,
5og }ie aug oem @dronfe meinen D(or=
oerpels. Sd sins au meinem gater bin-
unter tobtenbleid uno meine 5Snie
ldwantten. Ser Noter ,piinl9te mir
ni1t suten Morsen, nod fiibte er mid -
,pie lonit - auf meine @tirne, ,poriiber
i'd gan3 be1tiir5t mar, uno meine @u9en
ni9t auf5ul4lagen mir getraute.
&omm' nit mir ! iaete er itrengen
Sones au mir; unb ebne bic Weutter,
nod ben 8ruber bssrIBen su t0nnen,
ltieg i'd NIT linn Die Sreppe binunter;
unten erlpartete uns Der Wa9en. 0fit
uns ities AUDI Die 2ammer frau elm uno
mir iubren nod uplalo 100 Der @oter
am Meeresufer cine bubl9e Somn1eroiuo
belob. Dabreno Der san5en Gabrt puroe
tein Wort 9elpro6en, uno ais mir bel Der
8iua an9etonmen uno onsgeltie9en
,paren, itano bereits bas Griibltid oa,
>pel9es Die Diener bereitet 5otten, inoem
Der Dater oielelben nod in Der 9foat oo+
hin 9eldidt.
Mabrenb Die @eri9te ouf benz 9i1 DE
jtonben unb Die Beoienten li9 entf fern'
ten, I'M ben &ofiee 81 belersen oriidte
ienes 99,ueisen nit 8leisewidt auf
meme @sele, uuo i'd 9laubte iterben 5u
miiHen; pl0slid ld)la9e id Die Nu9en
sum Nntlib meines Bateys ouf Der MIDI
iberous 5drtlib liebte, uuo ols i'd feline
10 finitere N1iene lab brad id in oas
beftisite @9ludSeu aus; Der Water mar
beiuegt, uno mir ldien, ols ltebe audi linn
eine 5brdne i'm Nuge, Die er nit @e,palt
auriidordnse. No1oem mir Den &affee
0etrunten uno Die 9iener li6 Surit9er
sogen batten, rief Der 0ater meiner &am>
merjunsfrau 9eolpis, uno inoem CT i6
su mir 1uanote, logte er:
9ieles @blob uno oieier 9Sarf. Der es
umgibt, 1ino Die @rensen, bic Sbr ni@t
Iber59reiten tperbet. 9eotpis @ie ba.
ben mid pcrltanoen llno ,uenn Sbr
Den part betrsten Midget peroet Sbr
ME aaein lein, 1pnbern Gauut, Der alte
Sagobiiter, miro @uh bealeiten.
Mit oieien Morten erbob er lid, I'm
iid binob gum Wa9en au besebsn. Sd
uollte mid 5u ieinen Tiiben werf fen,
5eine Gnie umi9lin9en uno rufen
Nd F! mein Bater, per3eibetl @ie mir
gs mar aber ni6t mDgli6 /; - wie er=
ltarrt fab i'd oa uno lieB ibn eeben> obne
oab: i'd Den Muno 6Hnen tonnte.
Wfein Dater tebrte mad @todbolnf97
ourid uno forl6te iiher &atislaus nod
Niemanb tonnte linn ia9en, ,per ct mare
wober er farn ,uer feline 6an,ilie lei,
melde 8erwanoti@aft Ct babe, >uesbalb
e. Md @4weoen 9ctommen lei? @r
itanb nit ben @roBen ouf pertrautem
I.Lkn a.&4 H. N - e.: Al
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-19

itfQHoe Dln0ol1el9en fQne, lerafflo1l pesoe
am ufer unten in einsn= G G tss1ne nit 5u6lf
s&ubern tuarten; Elm GaMfiifdiff ifebsI,
jbereit, nod 9amburg obsafsge1t1'; aofi|
piirben ,pir nra al1pgIsih EOerbeiratben..;
'Das Yddet spel6es er mir 6urd bic
9irtin iiberlanote entbielt cine 1eioene
@tridleiter, um lie an meinem Sen iter 81,
,bekltisenf unb obne @efabr nit berielben..
mild berab5ulaieu; er lelblt babe zeiaeS
aweite, |ebr lanse bereit, ,uel6e BON Der
'9Dbe bes 1,lisns, Der in bos Meer bin
ous9ing, mid in oen Na6en binunterge@.
leiten weroe. Mutb - lebe toob!!
Sd bate mein 3immer i'm 9albse-
l@oB unter ben @em69ern meiner~ ~Wlut'
ter un5 uber oen GGlen Ses Gro9eldol<
ies uno oarum mar Die 65be ridt iiber<
mabig. Meine &amm.rjunsfrau 1blief
in einem @tub@en jenl leits meines 4nr
fleioe5iu,mers. Nls ih mid nod Dem
N5enoeHen 5uriid5o9 lieb i9 mid bon
ibr austleioen ,,no sins oonn 5u Bette;
bod faum batte i'd pernommen oob lie
.ielbR f6 nieber9elegt babe, 10 itanb ib
leile ,uieoer auf unb sug mid ebenlo I'M
9unfsln al, Inn bic Mitttrna6t au er<
marten. - I'm jenem Sage bate i9 &c.
nan nod ben beioen @etbern 9e}eben,
,ueIde bic offenen Tenitern an Die Mauer
tlammern, bamit Der Wine lie ni9t 3u<
1dld9en tonn, uno i'd iab oab lie bon,
fomuen in Orbnuhe 9ebIieben. l1ne
siei@fans 1u9te i'd poriibtis Die 5bUre
gum antIeioe5immer an perrityeln. :.
Oblpobl ber Sburm bon l1plala uulerm
2anbbaule 5ien,li1 fern fono 10 b5rte
man in Der Sti1e Der Redt bod beutli@
Idla9eu. Sd btfe1tiete Die
5&den Der @tridleiter an Nan6e bes
Genlers uno lieb bann Die @tridleiter
binunter li9 ausoebnen bic @ee ,par
rubig unb man fiiblte nidt ben leileten
2uftbau@ Iber bic rubisen unb 9latten
6lutben beg fleinen, unter Dem 59loKe
lieeenben @olfes bin5ieben; ba - 5ey
id plobli9 beim SNimmeru Der .@terne
ben Gabn bon Natislaus um'oas Yorge-
birse berumruoern. Gur1tlos feiee i9
Die @tridleiter binunter uno in einem
reb' i'd auf Der Grbe.. Gin
@u6erer rihtet at. TeIien bes &C.
itaoes cine Stan9e in Die 96be, einSunse
tlettert leidt baran binauf uno - ohen
- ipdDt ct nod einem Farfen
Salt, UNI bic Stridleiter baran su befe=
ltisen. 2lls oies gel9eben mar ltiee
Ratislaus an ibr empor, fiiBte mir bic
nanb uno bolf mir mitten unter bic
Matrolen III oas Boot binunterlteieen.
Snbenen 5o9 Der Sun9e bic @tanee bin<
aut ltiibte lie an bas Borbrett meiues
Jenlters, uno ,uie Elm Gidb0rn6en mar
IT i'm 9lu oben; ct ma6te Die 9aden Der
Better log uno blikesi6neQ mar ct NIT
Bet Iieioehem6tr 6tridleiter unten. Nu9
)fatislaus Be fano Nd) wieber in Der
Barte; Der Suu9e l6ste nun aud bie}e
Better lieS bic Stan9e Dom GelIen gum
Boot binab unb 9litt taib an betl lelben
berunter /; auf 'oieie Wsiie blieb tein Mn-
,eiden auriid,, oaB i'd bur9 bag Ieuiter
:ntIloben iei.~ ~ |
50 @ott!" rief Nun3iatina, .tpeldbe
8efobren, tuenn man ben redten Me9
perlaBt! sic bdtten bel Die lem Ma9e,
tud au6 oen 9als breden t6nnen !"
rvMeine Greunbin ! - i9 brad 4;meine
Sire uno perlor ben Grieben auf it,.ner,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-19

ter preuBi5der Slldtlins unb tpege,t car
|dperer @taotsperbrc6en gum Soos ser=,
urtbcilt. - Mne oieIe 9inge beItlti9ten
cen Gntl9luB meines Yaters, i9 ents
|i6ieoen elmer Seiratb 5uii6en ibm nnb
mir gu 'pioerleser. u Il
! Sd lebte in upIala in tie fee @@tperz
mutb oabin uno mid er90bte nidts
mebr, >peoer bas Glapieripielen, nod .bas
3ei6nen, luofiir i'd uorber leibeni9 9aftli6
einsenommen mar, uno i'd malte 2ano=
! l9often 1d0ner lnb .anmutbieer als
pielleidt jeoes aneere abeli9e sSrdulein
@todbolm's; basegen las i'd jebt leisen=
| ibaf aftli9 gcrn &omane, Die i'd in cem
| 3immer u,einer Mutter 9eiunoen uno
wel6e eos Geuer mener gfeisun9en nur
nod mebr entF Flamnnten unb meme Gin
biloungsfraft mtbr unb mebr erbibten. -
@enn Die Dtiitter tsiiBten, wie bieie per~
| fubreriiben, in bic 9dnbe tbrer 36bter
falftnoen Bidder ben @ei't unb bos 9erS
oerielben perberben, 10 bit!en lie, s!oup
es mir, Nunsiatina nidt 10 biele gefo1<
lene Seelen bic Dor Der 2elung fold
eiftieer 8u9er nod rein unb uni9uloig
9eweien, nibt 10 piele unbeilpplle @nt<
|i6lHiie> nidt 10 oiel @donoe nno olers
bitterfes 2eio in ibren Tomilien 5u Be-
tpeinen, Die o1ne iene peroerbenhriugen<
ben @omane geebrt un0 sIidlia fem
miirben -
Seoen Morgen tam auf Die Wieie,
pelde 5as @dlpB umsab cine 9irtin
Don fiinf5ebn bis ie6s5ebn Sabren uno
|fubrte flint @6aafe sur Meibe nit f9
i6 ianb Moblsefalen an ihr; unit oa
Iie arm mar, gob i'd ibr man9es @tud
8utterbroo bon meinem Triib5tude. II
Gin Monat FoB bereits babin felt i'd
in bieier Gin iamteit lebte oo 3os zines
Mpr9ens Die tleine 9irtin in Dem Nusen-
blide, in pel6em i'd ibr bos Broo sab,
aug ibrer 5a1de. Elm Brief f9en berpor,
oas lie mir iberreidte. Sd fiiblte mein
9er3 10 beiti9 poGen, oob es mir faT oen
Ntbtm benabm; uno als i'd MIDI iiber
Elm 8leinss mieoer erbolt> ira9te i6 lie ::
'uer es ibr 9e9eben bdtte? sic erpiberte ::
Elm junser 9err, Dem lie auberbalb ees
Ports be9egnete. 9ies mar tein 9lnoe'
rer> als nur - Natislaus, Der NIT iueni,
gen, aber gliibenben Worten mid einluo
meinen Derbannun9sort 3u nieben uno
BEL ibm nein Slid ill fnoen. - N6,
Nun5iatina, iuie lohen lid nidt man9-
NAL untlu9e Maoden pon 9e,piGen per<
fiibreril9en Morten> Die ibr 9erj entsiin=
Den, binreiben uno bemdlti9en! Sene
Pbralen bon @ottn - 9liidlid - uno
- i'd peroe bid euis lieben - per=
oreben ibr @ebirn uno itiir5en lie in ben
Nb9runo oes 0erosrbens -
Sd fraate Die junse 6irtin Of jeuer
9err auf Nnt,uort parte uno iie entseez
nete nit: Su! - Sd elite auf mein
3immer uno l4rieb nit Bleiitift: Sd
TONNE; 1a9e mir ,po un6 mann g.
9os Mdbden iiberbra9te ibm ral9 bieIs
Nnt,uort, uno @atislaus er,uioerte i6r, |
inbem er ibr Elm fleines 8rintoelo identte;
iie Ione i'm morsen I'M oie ndmlide
@tunoe oa lel6lt eruarten. - Sd bra9te
jenen Sag uuo jene 9}a@t in elmer un.
iasbaren 9eriensaufresuns 5u, inbem id |
duberli@ &ube beudelte neil n,eine
&ammerjun9frau ftets in meiner Ndbe
blieb. Mls Der Wlorsen ongebroden,
-. .4.ln ~ >..s s.. 0YIl>.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05

COMPLIMENTARY. - We find the
following very complimentary no.
tice Of our fellow townsmen, in the
Flora, Ontario, observer" of a
late issue, and take pleasure in
copying and endorsing it !:
Mr.. A. B. Stewart, who dwelt in
Flora for length OF time, but some
two years ago went west" to seek
his fortune in the gold mines of
Nevada, settled down in Silver City,
whence he sent an interesting letter
which appeared in the "Observer, +"
giving an account of the country
and people. As an assistant in the
drug business he was highly APP
preciated, and in due course OBJ
tanned partnership with his en-
ployer, and now we learn from the
TINES that he has become sole
proprietor in the business. We are
quite sure that amongst his many
Canadian friends there will be many
hearty wishes for his success and
future welfare. Whilst here he
conducted himself in a very exem-
plary manner, and doubtless his
conduct in his Western home has
been the means OF securing him the
confidence and advancement he SO
deservedly enjoys.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05
BORROWED PLUMEs.
What They Think Of Bradley

! The investigation of the asairs of
Colonel Lyman, Warden of the State
Prison, is still in progress, though so
far as has been learned, nothing to
this date has been developed deroga-
tory to the personal character or
official integrity of the accused War
den. To an unprejudiced mind Gov
ernor Bradley occupies much the
same position as the unfortunate
darkey who grabbed the stub-tail OF
bruin as the animal was going up the
tree about his own business. Sambo,
once involved in the contest of su-
periority, could neither let 90 nor
hold on with safety to himself, so he
| impatiently kicked the bear to keep
him afraid, and held on to the tail in
hopes it 1.-THE tale) would come out.
Our word for it, "Old Broadhorns"
heartily wishes he had let that " bar"
go.-[Elko Independent.
The above may appear rather
rough on the Chief Executive of a
sovereign State, and especially SO as
appearing in his former organ, and
in a paper published in the county
where the honest @ old gentleman's
flocks and herds do congregate, and
in county for which the said honest
q old man has done SO much; but
there is more truth than poetry in
what the "Independent " says, or
rather insinuates- Humboldt Regis
ter.
The first above having made the
rounds of the State press, it may be
of interest to the fraternity to know
that the item was stolen, body and
soul, from our editorial correspond
ence chat Of Mr.. Kenyon, our
senior, published in the Lyon County
TIMES, November 21st. As the /" In
dependent " has quietly bore the
comments of the press and Shout
dered the responsibility of the ar
ticle's authorship, we have no COM
plant TO make, but cannot help
thinking that it would have been IA
good joke on the independent
folks if "Old Broadhorns p" had
stepped into their sanctum and built
a two-story head on the supposed
author. This " borrowing the livery
of heaven to serve the devil in" is a
too common thing with the Elko
" Independent"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05

DESERVED PBoMoTIoS.-We do
not know of one among the patrons
OF the TIMES whose promotion to a
post of distinguished honor and re-
sponsibility would be more crafty
ing to us, and better deserved by the
one promoted, than that of H. NJ.
Yerrington, Esq, General Superin-
tendent of the Virginia Il Truckee
Railroad Company, who has lately
been elected one Of the Directors and
Vice President of the Corporation, to
fill the vacancies occasioned by the
death of A. NJ. Edgington and the
late resignation OF A. j. Raiston.
The recipient this honorable appre-
citation of talent and ability from. the
Company whom he has so faithfully
represented, is one of the leading
spirits of the Coast and has pTacti-
cal knowledge OF railroading that
has proven of invaluable service to
the finances of the corporation. We
congratulate Mr.. Warrington on his
deserved preferment,and the Compa'
ny on having so able and popular q
manager.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05

PAY THE PRINTER.-Billsf for ad-
vertsing and .job printing, aggregat-
ing two or three thousand dollars,
are now long due this office, and we
must have the money. Contemplated
additions to the material of the office
will involve heavy expense, and
those knowing themselves indebted
should come promptly to our assist
ance. Bills will be presented, and
the money expected to be fortheom-
ing the present week. Fair warning.
We must be paid.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05
C0nstabIe's Sale.

HHY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Ed out Of the Justice Court of J. 2. Gould.
Justice of the Peace Of Silver City Township,
Lyon County. Nevada. aud to me directed and
delivered for a judgment rendered in said
Court on the sth day Of November, A. ID. 1875,
in favor OF Peter Cline. plaintiff, and against
the Silver Central Cons lidated Mining Com
pauy. defendants, for the SUN of Six'y-six
Dofiars $500. together with Twenty and Fifty
One Huu1redths Dollars costs and disburse-
meuts at the date OF said Judgment. and for
accruing costs tBst may accrue did, on the
10th day CT November, A. d. 1875. seize and
levy on the fol- wing Described property, to-
wit one Hoistiag Engine with two sets Of
boilers. together With the mining claim. situ-
sted. located and described Is follows ConI-
menciBg at certain point on the east line of
the Eossuth ground, ut the lower enc OF Sill
yer City. Lyon County, Nevada. and running
along said line il s1utherly direction Leo
feet; thence at right angle easterly about 800
feet, until i: strikes tue westerly line Of the
Carson Company, thenceslonz said Carson line
running northerly until it strikes the south
erly linz Of the south Dayton Company !;
thence along said South Dayton line westerly
t. the place of beginning. The above mine
was located by George Atkinson, and recorded
jane 18th. 1874, in Book C, Page 1853, Of Lyon
County Records of Miscellaneous.
n tice Is hereby given tAGk on THURSDAY.
the " day OF December 4 -. 1875. between
the hours of nine o'elockfA. NJ, aud FIVE
O'Clock p NJ, of said day, namely at 10
o'clock NJ. Of said day. 1 will sell all the
right. title and interest in and to the above
described property at the Hosting Works OF
the silver Central Consolidated Mining Com
pany. lower end Of Silver City. Lyon County,
Nevada, at public auction for cash in hand to
the highest and best bidder to satisfy said ex-
eeution and all costs.
J. W. MILLER,
Constable of Silver City Township, Lyon
Comfy, Nevada.
November 10th, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05

THE WHITE HoUsE.-This fine
establishment melted down before
the big fire. bat the proprletors
still live and still claim the lead IN
the clothing business. To prove
that they are still alive and mean to
maintain their former enyiable
reputation as cfothiers, Messrs.
Cohn & Isaacs have now a bigger
and better stock than ever, and are
daily supplying customers at their
new location, 13S South c street.
Their large assortment OF Winter
clothing and gents under and dress
wear is the best ever brought to the
city. Come in and see us.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05
OUR CENTENNIAL QUARTZ
MILL.

A Centennial Commissioner in
forms the Enterprise +" that the in
tention was not to build in Philadel-
phia with that $4,000 in greenbacks
q mill like the one of the CONSOLE
dated Virginia which was consumed
in October. He says that only a
section of five stamps is intended;
that it will be placed in the ina
chinery building, and the power and
shafting will be supplied by the
National Centennial managers. Of
course this alters the case and makes
the $4,000 seem like a great deal
more money than it did yesterday.
The quartz is to be furnished from
the Comstock.
While the fact of Nevada having a
quartz mill at the Centennial Exhi-
bition will do more toward making
the source of her wealth known than
any other one thing yet accom-
plished, the successful operation of
the-quartz mill will prove novelty
of great interest to those who have
never seen explained and demon
strated the process by which silver
and gold is given to the world.
Eastern people are prone to accept
all of the Ito them great stories of the
wealth of the Comstock and the in
trinsic value of her bearing ore
"cum grano Sails" and with less
than practical illustration they are
not quite sure that the stories of such
fabulous wealth are all humbug.
Even if they are shown the model or
photograph of mill, and a piece of
ore that will yield $4,000 per ton,
and are told ''this ore, when put
through the process here photo
grapaed, will yield $4,000 in silver
to the ton,' they shrug their Shout
ders, and say the world is SO given
to lying, that we should rather see
than hear of this thing. A personal
experience Of the writer may come in
here, spropos to the skepticism of
the far East: He once had the mis-
fortune to narrate, in book form, a
tour to the Yellowstone National
Park, the land of geysers, hot
springs, grand canyons, and lofty
cataracts, and TO better authenticate
his story had the engravingHof the
work made from photographs. The
originals were reserved and shown
to friends, and while reading in the
book Of a geyser throwing up
volume of boiling hot water, ~ by is
feet in diameter, to distance of $50
feet, for space of 25 minutes, the
reader would shake his head in IN
belief, and calculate "impossible."
Here was our convincing proof-the
original photograph. 1t would be
shown to the skeptic, and nine times
out Of ten would bring out the re-
mark: "Ah, l see the PICTURE, but
would much rather see the GEYsER,
and the hot water and steam, and
hear the roar and crash of the steam
waves beneath the crust of earth that
you SAY by great impulses throws up
this gigantic volume, before ] believe
the story" Erect the quartz mill at
Philadelphia by all means, and let
the Eastern world hear the clatter of
the stamps and the hum of the pans;
the "rock," as it dissolves to pulp,
and the shining metal as it comes
from the retort. 1t will be the most
effective introduction of Nevada that
has ever been proposed
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 4

WOULDN'T HAVE IT." Aw! my
deah fwiend Noble" said a nobby
appearing old gent to the town Con-
stable yesterday, Vol back the
tide of yeahs fwom off your weten-
tive memowy and tell me-aw, tell
me, where first / saw your commits
ewating countenance" BY this time
Jack had his sixshooter and cheese
knife out, and started up street NUT
tering about another Of those
damplunatics from Stockton" You
can throw mountain howitZer I'M
der Jacks nose, but when it comes
to crippled dictionary he says he
won't have it.