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, 1875-08-21
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every drop Of tho SaraapaeiIAn Rs.otvant c,t.nli.
Gates htonGh tho biava, awes. urine and cn.r hi. Il
ai1n tucos Of tho systsn. tho vtgor ot EEa 10 4t
ks;S,a; & 1T; yph,'s sesn;n,npoa. aisnaasr a" NJ
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charges tfJh tho cars. And ns l,rIas >E d.
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knhsr 1"dja1 Cnnte In tc bt Chtnnic, u,
!tn~ut!una aud skiu Gi>saAos. but It i tne shlj
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30
RAILROAD EXTENSION.

The people of Los Angeles are
taking an enthusiastic interest in the
proposed extension of the Los An
geles and Independence Railroad to
the Southern Utah and Union Pacific.
At meeting of those most inter-
ested, on Tuesday, committee was
chosen to proceed to Salt Lake and
confer with the people there as to the
most feasible plan to carry out the
desired object. Senator J. p. Jones
has already given his hearty CO.
operation, and promises - do all in
his power to aid the project. BY
glancing at the map it will be seen
that such line of road would open
up to settlement and thrift a large
portion of country now almost I'M
known, and would give Utah, Idaho
and Montana a quick and desirable
mode of transit to tide-waler. With
Los Angeles and her large fruit
growing region thoroughly inter-
ested, AMI with SO prominent capt.
talist as Senator Jones welded to its
success, there can be little doubt that
the proposed line will be built, If
the proper encouragement is received
from Utah and the railroad lines pro-
posed to be connected.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30
THE wOODvILLE SUIT.

The suit Of Marian ]. Mcdonald
against the Woodville Consolidated
Mining Company, defendants, have
filed an answer, setting forth that the
matter in dispute exceeds the sum Of
$50, 900; that of the capital stock of
the company 10000 shares were dis
tributed among the stockholders, and
the allegation that the contiguous
claims are worthless is denied, the
bodies of ore which they contain
being alleged to give to the stock of
the company its chief value. The
charge Of fraud is also denied, like
wise the ayerment that Pearson in
duced the corporation to pay $4,000
for 1895 shares of the capital stock
of the South Woodville Mining Com
pany. This stock is represented to
he worth to the company the full
value of the stated amount. After
other denials, the answer prays the
court to proceed no further in the
suit, and requests that the same be
referred to the United States Circuit
Court.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30
FEW WORDS TO QUE
PATRONS.

With the closing Of the. year 1875
the proprietor Of the LYON COUNTY
TINES takes occasion to sincerely
thank the people who have SO gener-
ously bestowed their patronage upon
the paper. Their favors have been
Of the most liberal character, and
whi'a we have not accumulated a
fortune, up to this time, from the
enterprise, the financial status of the
TIMES is very satisfactory. Since
the establishment of the paper, a
year and Q half ago, it has been
enlarged once, and we trust has
gradually increased in interest and
appearance. 1t has been our aim in
the past to make the paper accept
able to the people both as faithful
chronicler of current events and ad-
vertising medium. In the future,
with renewed facilities in every de-
partment Of the institution, and with
flattering hopes of the speedy build
ing up Of our county and city,
through the development of the
mining resources of this section, we
shall. endeavor to increase its popu-
larity in every respect; and while SO
doing trust that we may be able to
retain all of our old patrons and gain
many new ones. So fast as we may
be warranted by increase of patron
age, we shall continue to enlarge the
TINES in size, and without promising
anything definitely, we expect at no
distant day to make it first-class
daily newspaper, equal to any in the
State. With the most kindly feeling
for each, we wish all of our patrons
a Happy New Year. K.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Lodica Fredenburgh and her son
Albert, who were to be hanged to-
morrow afternoon at Utica, N. T.,
for the murder of Orio Davis, have
been respited for thirty-five days.
What CHASTITY New Years offer
ing.
The Virginia "Chronicle" will
on New Years day present each of
its subscribers with printed micros-
cop,c fac-simile of its editors foot
The pictures will be printed on
wagon sheets.
The King of Siam has promised
to expend 800, 200 in display of
his kingdoms products at the Gen.
tennial. Keep Asia and we will
have the whole caboodle of those
fellows over here.
When Chinese bank fails, all
the officers have their heads cut off
and flung into a corner with the
assets; and it has been 500 years
since there was bank failure in
that country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30
''Put'' Contract.

WhatoveF the stock falls below the price
named ir the contract IL the holders proht
A "Cbll" Contract is the reverse of Put"
enabling the holder OF II 10 make profit by o
rise In the stock above the price specified In
the contract. This character VI contract Ia
signed at price above the MARKET value VI the
stock az the time Of issuing the eoritIact, and
reads faiinvs-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30

Cosgrove, editor Of the New Or
leans "vindicator." shot and in
stantly killed State Senator E. r.
Patterson on Sunday last. Cos
grove had severely criticised the
public career OF Patterson, and
therefore the encounter. No par
ticulars received.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30

tSignedl ------
Expires -. -
Whatever the stock rises shove the price
named IN the contract Is the holders profit
The difference between the market value OF
the stock and the contract price Of the puts
or '.Calls" il termed the distance from the
market. varying according ~ the stock and
the state of the market at the time the con-
tract IL signed.
Puts" and calls are issued for ten TO thir-
~ days duration and are subject to settlement
whenever desired by the holder within the
time they have to run.
The cost OF obtaining these contracts vartes
from 81 to 50 per share, according to the name
Of the stock and the duration Of the contract.
The undersigned sell ten, twenty or thirty
day contracts on any number of shares Of stock
from five shares upwards.
Persons desiring TO operate by this system
in stocks can remit 10 us the cost of the Priv
ilege" which Will be 81 per share for fifteen
days. and 81 per share for thirty days.
In sending any orders be careful to specify
the name OF the stock, whether Put or
.sCall" is desired, and the length OF time The
money can be sent TO us by draft, express or
p. O. order, and we will return by next mail
the privilege contract.
Parties desiring information on Any psrticn-
lar stock can obtain it by application IN per-
sont or by Letter TO
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30

A grand Centennial celebration
will usher in the Centennial New
Year at Philadelphia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30

VIRGINIA, New, -. 49,.
For value received. the bearer may call on
the und, rsigned for - shares OF the cap
ital stock of the - Mining Company
at - dollars per share, at any time within
- days from this date. one day no.
tice required.
tSignedl |
lyutrxs
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30

ADMISSION. .................6 Soc.
~To begin at 7:3O o'clock See programmes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-30

An explosion of fire damp &C.
Cured on Tuesday in Wilkes
barre coal mine, killing three laen
outright and wounding others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

r~we indebted Purser John Mackay. OF steamer
California, from Glasgow, for courtesies.
SNIP SAssPAREII. wrecked az Cape Bay, NJ was IlsO
register built East Boston in 1854 and hailed
Newcastle. +.
BARK HELEN Angler Of New York Is undergoing extern
sive repairs at McGilyery Co.'S shipyard, Bangor.
BRIG HELEN RrcH Cbefore reported) was wrecked GU
Salt Key Bank and will prove total loss Her cargo
Der and will be partly saved The Of tho brig
signal pole standing and found there the skeletons
persons which had evidently been exposed
for months II IL supposed from the clothing and shoes
them that the skeletons those Of English sailors
ScHR WV ARTHUR from Boston for Portland before re.
ported a Salem eay after being ashore has been taken
wharf she will discharge and the rail
way for repairs She leaks from 800 1000 strokes per
hour
ScnRJ PAISLEY of Jonesport), from Now York for ST
John NIB with general cargo into night of Tth
propeller her ibboon hadgear cathead anchor
oresaf jib &c; started waterways headra
bulwarks and cleaved her plankng badly &c
She arrived at Vineyard Haven 9Th inst where she will
pair.
EAsrPoRr oct GA United States Survey schooner has
been in this vicinity lately, taking views along the
The struck adrfit night In
and struck POpes Folly sustaining slight damage
repaired at the shpyard While getting out Of the yard
schooner ioued the Woodbury. lying the
coal wharf and carried Of her boats from
the davits.
HAVANA Oct ga Spanish ofwar brought into santi
de Cuba the I'd inst the taken from stranded
vessel supposed 70 be the American brig VigantCO
HALIFAX Oct 9Ship Tornado Of Groenoc lumber laden
Quebec has been wrecked Bay Islands
taken to Sidney.
TnoMAsToS. Oct Tho ship II Gregory built by
Samuel Alfred Watts and Of which Capt Anderson
master towed down the river Tuesday her
Norfolk Va where she will load cotton for Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10
THE SEAT OF WAR.

THE FERRY wAR-AN INDIGNATION MEETING
LAST NIGHT AT sTAPLEToN, STATEN ISLAND
mass meeting Of about 5000 citizens Of Staten
Island held yesterday evening IN sapctou Park
There was much enthusiasm manifested before and
during the meeting Cannons we're nred at short inter-
walls and fireworks OF various kinds sent or
Dr. William G. Anderson was elected chairman Of the
meeting and in taking the chair made lew appro-
pirate remarks
Mr.. ". NJ. Mullen was the first speaker He stated
the object Of the meeting 10 be TO carry their prn
ciplcs OF free and equal rights to all Commodore
Vanderbilt groans and snecrs said he, 'has isolated
us from all the world He has left us ii a miserable
condition Cries Of That's solD He wants 10 make
this place only an abode for the wealthy We want
rapid transit and cheap transit n
lie succeeded by Justice Garrett, who said that
in his opinion the duty Of al 10 hand in
hand wipe out the Vanderbilt monopoly and To sup
port Garner
Mr. William NJ. Mullen then read a series or resolu-
uons. which were unanimously adopted
Df. Anderson then spoke 70 the meeting indorsinu
the resolutions which had been adopted
After tho meeting procession was formed Of an the
persons who had taken part H. They marched
around tho park and through the town 10 tile D. T.
Martin dock. Here several national airs we're played
after which the party broke ~ 49, eleven O'Clock the
usual quiet 81 country had settled down over the
places where there had been recently such exciting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY,
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 9, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Richmond (Bp Brooks, Liverpool via
Cueenstown-J q Dale.
steamer Baltic BD, Geadell, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer England Br, Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
steamer othello CBr Rogers, Hun, E-chas Wright 4
Co.
steamer Elysia CBG, Campbell, Glasgow-Henderson
Bros.
steamer Mosel Ger Neynabcr, Bremen Via southamp-
ton-Oelriclis 90.
steamer Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston Via Key west-C II
Steamer Vim q Hewes Quick, New Orleans Charles A
steamer Kniekorbockcr, Kemble, New orleansclark
Seaman
steamer Cuba, Mcintosh Fornandna Via Port Royal Sc
III Geipcke
steamer san Jacncto, Hazard, savannah-w r Garrison
Steamer City Of Galveston, Evans, savannah-R Low
den.
steamer Charleston, Berry, chareston-J Quntard 4
Co.
steamer Regulator, Howe Wilmington NC-wm p Clyde
steamer OLD Dominion Walker Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer i Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DE-
Kenyon.
steamer Beverly Wallace. Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Gen whitney. Halett Hnston-H i DimOcE
ship Constituting, Creeyy, London--Grtnnch Mnturn
Ship N T. Grace Wilbur san Francisco-sutton & Co.
ship Southern Chief Higgins, San Francisco-simonson
H0wcs
Bark Abbic CBr), Com Livcrpool-C W Bertaux.
Bark Folpni utaD, Brignet, London-Benham a Boye-
BARK oiyet nh, Woods, Bristol, E--vernon II Brown
90.
Bark Bishop Brun CSop, Forbach Glosgow-Tetens,
BARK Esau ttu0, Marass Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Prosperno PaIa1zo dtaD, Drago Traeo, lie IN
ks~I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

ARIcHAr Oct e-cleared, brig Josephine Qr, New York.
CARDKsAs Oct 7Sailed, brig Waverey, Terry, New Or
leans.
cENFUEGos, Oct 5-sailed, brig Panchito Gp) Rodoss
Charleston.
FoocHow Aug l7-sailed bark Edward James, Forbes
Tientsin
both
HAVANA, Oct 7-Saled, brig Rhope (Br) O'Brien, New
orleans 18th, steamers Mississippi dr Lndel drom lvera
pool &cl do City OF Mexico Reynolds, New York; briggs IL
Morris OBJ Patterson, north of iatteras; Georgiana
New York "
HALIFAX Oct s-Arrved bark Norma CBo, Smith, Dublin,
land sailed for MiramichD
LAeuhYRA, Sept 2i-Seed schr Sea Bird (Br), Letson,
Maracaibo.
MALAGA Oct Flowed to sea. schr John Smith, jones'.
for Boston.
London
NORTH SYDNEY, CB, s-Arrived schr Herald, BalIys
shannon l.
PoRro CABRLLo, Sept 22-In port barks Jane Adeline
Lindsay and Rocket Atkinson from New YORK achr North
Home (Br), Swain from do, arrived 2lst,
Rio JANERo, Sept 3-Saed, schr Luzo (PorD, Campas.
New York; 9Th bark Tempar. Booth Baltimore; 7Ih n
Zepher tNor), Sverneland. New Orleans
SHANGHAI Aug 2S-In port barks LunRlilo 0iaw) Mars.
ton from Newchwang, arrived l6h Auguste rl Bernard
and Almatia, Dowell.
ST JONI, NIB. Oct 9-Arrved, ship lucy Nckels, Nick
els, Liverpool
Sailed sth, bark Margaret Mitchell (Br, new Penarth
WISDLoR Ms Oct ARRIVED, schr Leonebsa, Rocklan@
land sailed 9Th Richmond Na).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10

Bark Angola Fr) Barbeyron, Bordeaux-Jas Eiwel
Co
Bark Trait dUnon OBJ, BaIlou, Port an Prince-R MUIR
ray, Jr.
Bark Navesink, Barstow, sayannah-Jas W Elwen Co
Bark Antelope Simpson, Norfolk -toehe Bros a Co.
Brig Gem, Pierce, Port Spain rrnidads-D rrowbndse
Brig Louisa Price dIay), Brown, Cape Hayten-R MUIR
ray, Jr
Brig Alice r). Montgomery, Turks Islands &c-Egsers
Heinlen.
schr Isabel, Mathews. San Bias, Usc-MiIler Tough
schr Avon Br, King, st Johns, NC W Bertaux
taux.
schr John Beacham Woodbridge, Richmond-slaght
Petty.
s sehr Chngarora jackson, Norfolk r Staples,
Sehr George Pierce, Kelly. Salem--C Robbins.
sloop De Witt Collins South Amboy-Mott & Gamble.
sioop l. Overton, Berry, South Amboy-Mott Gamble
a Wood " - " - 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10

LONDON, Oct 9-cleared, barks II Routh Martin New
York; Prvi Dubroyacki CAus, Pendo, 90.
NEWCASTLE, Oct 9-Arrved ship Whits Crest (Br) Hum
ter. Quebec.
PoRr GLASGOW Oct s-Arived ship Madras OBJ .McPher-
SON. Quebec.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct e-Arrived. ship Hermon Mnot Lobos
via Valparaiso
Arrived sth. barks Glitner Nor) Havorsen Montreal
Harriet Upham CBr, Putnam. Kingston ia; Arthur White
Br, Murphy, Quebec; brig DeIma Br LIE Cain Annap-
oils Ms.
Arrived 10th AN, steamer City Of Berlin CBr) Ken-
needy, New York for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM, Oct s-Arrived bark Kings County CsE Nc
Cleand, Baltimore.
SrErTIS Oct 6-Auved, bark Resolute Nor), Krag New
York
Va
Sailed from port in the United Kingdom Sept g bars
Sedm Dubroyacki aus, Talsarini, United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct s-Arrived, ship Oasis r) Jaques. Pha-
delphia barks Roversnk, Jarvis, Baltimore, Grace Z
Cam (Br) sheldrake Philadelphia,
Sailed sth, barks Emma 3D, Card New York; sundsva
(5we). do.
BELFAST Oct 9--Anvcd, bark Astcr CNoD Knudsen New
York
BREMEN Oct s-Arrived ship siriu, Cocr, Moller, Ba
more.
GEssrExuNpE, Oct s-saled bark Alice Reed Kellcran
America.
FiuME-Arrived brig Dauntess, Williams Richmond va
HAmnuRG Oct s-Arriyed, bark Argonaut (Br) steens
CRATE, Philadelphia
HELyoEr, Oct s-Sailed, brig Calao Ineman New York
Cbeforo reported sailed Sept 30.
NEWPORT, Oct e--Anvod, brig Belle Waters Br KyGHn,
81 John NIB.
LIVERPOOL, Oct s-Arrivod bark Hecanooga tBr) John
New York Chicitan an, souter Quebec; 9th ship
Maid Of oreans Br) Houston 81 John NIB bark Bel Stu
tBrJ, Giat Bale yerte
Sailed sh, ships Pactolus, Toboy, Uted States: sode
Nor, Andersen, Pensacola; bark torfust Constantin
RUS, Grape, United States schr Chs Scanned OBJ
Smith North Amarea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10

ny NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK At NIGHT.-rhe NEw YoRK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing coo green red changing from TO tho other
in succession and several miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will oblge by
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
BS-Pcrsons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessecare
of HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York
received from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
hvercd Duplicates required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10

Eight business firms occupied the premises which ere
known as Nos - % % and 80 FIRST The esti
mated losses follows Charles s. Merrill * Sons
hardware mandatory and foundry; loss $50 600;
insurance, $50, 0O0 stephen Ballard x CO.. leather
Dealers loss, S25 600: Insurance. 500 600 r. IL Allen
4 CO. comb makers; loss, 81, 900; insurance 81 OOO
Cook Co, hand stamp manufacturers; loss So 600;
insurance, $1,000 julius Feischman rubber
goods; loss, a. 900; Insurance. 5000 j. Beck
nacge manufacturer Of glass ornaments loss SO 600.
insurance 81 800; George 5. Eaton manufacturer or
metal coffin mouldings; loss, $1,000; insurance IN
known.
The building destroyed was the Of the assassna
ton Of Charles $ Watson by Mrs Fannie Hyde several
vaa auo
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III.
Rank Southland, from Portland, Me- for Bowling GB,
Sept 30, lat 40 IS, Ion "a.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters are informed
that by telegaphng 10 the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street. London" TO the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do ropors,
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with United States win be cabled 20 this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi.
ports will end the Paris Office tho economical
and expeditions for tolegraphing news
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BARK Lindosnaes sor Tonneson, from Rotterdam Aug 4
SAILED.

Steamers Baltic DR. for Liverpool; City Of Richmond
(Br), do: England DIR, do Othello (Bn, IIull Eysia
(Br Glasgow Mosel GER Bremen Clyde Galveston via
Key West; w Hewes, New Orleans; knickerbocker do
Cuba Fernandina san Jaeino savannah City Of Calves
ton do; Charleston, Charleston; Regulator Wilmington
NC; Old Dominion Richmond &c: G knight. George
town, DC ship sorkers tNor Philadelphia barks Veto
(Sp) Gouceser Aurelie Fr, Genoa; Olaf Glas (swe)
Cork; Cetvrt Dubrovac tAusl, do or Falmouth; Hex
CNor), Havre; Chebucto (Br, Hamburg Crown Jewel
tBr) Gaveston brigs Stcone (Aus), Cork Falmouth
Gem, Barbados; Alice CBr, Belize Cadet, Demerara.
Wind M Midnight T. light
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Il is confidently believed by those best informed that
the document substantially requested the resignation
OF each Of the Commissioners. This theory IS wen
borne out by the remarks Of Commissioners WORMS
wherein he expresses his willingness 70 resign when re-
quesed so TO do and his refusal deny the that
he had already resigned regarded conhrmalory 81
his letter0i resignation OF his willingness 70 ign
having been sent TO the Mayor