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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
THE GREAT RACE.

At this writing II Is difficult to say
whether or not the great 5000 race
NJ san Francisco came OF yesterday
or was postponed. The selegraphic
communication was entirely broken
by the storm Of yesterday, and no
advices Of . positive character could
have been received. II, ~ we be-
lisve, the storm extended over the
aafire coast, the association track
which 10 Of clay, would have been
much too heavy to make anything
like the time expected, and Il h very
liksiy shst, seeing this and wishing
70 convszisnne visitors, the comma
- possponaA the race until the
sssak sAoald 81 h condition agAin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

| Up 10 the latest advices, Friday eve-
ming, no especial tsvorite had been
establishsd,l although Rutherford,
.Lscky~ Baldwin's horse. kept the
lead by . few dollars, selling at
81, oa5, 81. $50, $3.50. aud 500 10
springbok's ssa5, $50. $40. and
$500, and wildidle's $50. S1s5,
sf10, and SEQ, with the field going
at $50, SIsA- S75, and S5S. Grin
stead, Katie Pease. Revenue and
other noted horses are in the field,
and il we can judge the speed OF
Grinstead by the manner in which
he gave chase to Wildidle in the
late u mile dash. the field is agoed
buy at the figures. On Thursday
Baldwin bid in the first choice a,
$4,000 and took Rutherford, the
second choice. Springbok, going for
$3.50. From all the pool selling
recorded by the dispatches, il would
be difficult to choose between Ruth
erford. wildidle and Springbok.
Wildiile is the largest horse in the
pool, and by his recent prowess on
the turf against such a noble animal
as Grinstesd has kept well to the
front in the Judgment and favors Of
sporting men. Bets were freely
offered here yesterday, two to one
that the winning horse could not be
named, and three to one tia, 7:30
would be under the time male. No
takers.
LArER--rHR GREAT RACE INDEFTS-
IrELY posrP oNTp.
Since writing the above. a dis
patch has been received from San
Francisco. informing us that the
race has been Indefinitely post
poned. This is probably, as we have
above, on account Of TIE
storm and the hesviness Of the
track. OF course. the race will
come of, but it is now difficult TO
give a probable date.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

A Coon PArER GoSK.--The San
Francisco Mermsag Ledger, side
venture Of Harry George and the
s.Post Publishing Company, of that
city has been forced 10 suspend pub
licasion. We are not informed As to
the direct canse Of its early demise.
but very naturally suppose that the
strineensy OF the money market In
Nm Franchise and the general busi-
nsm dsprss.ioa at present existing
an the Cease. ALWAYS speAk well
e the dead. . is good motto, but In
this snstAnce it does not induce W. to
compliment the departed Ledger. II
was up 70 the time on In death enc
~ ~ sblesk. and mach the brightest
sD~upapsr . the Fay city, furnish
- wilA enrh iusns voiume Of In
hsern1tnx nsws Ia : condensed form,
eo ~.lnnnn % n - s1frscsivs man
- ~ - liksd h frem the flr.f,
- nnonnssy = 1Asssizis d. sa<ly
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

1nE NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH
HEAP OF RUINS.


At about ten O'Clock last evening,
Just rs we had completed an item
complimentary to the supposed solid
ity of the new Episcopal Church
being erected in this city, in with
standing the tempcsts of last evening
and night before, news was brought
10 the Office that the church had Tust
been blown down and was lying a
mass Of ruins. A reporter was inn
mediately dispatched to the scene OF
the wreck, and found the report true.
The splendid-appearing editice Of the
afternoon was shapeless, broken
mass of timbers and boards piled
one on top Of the other in con-
glomerstion that would have puzzled
q stranger in the city Ms 10 the origi-
nal intention Of the architect. The
gale was coming directly from the
the east AT the time, and mus; have
struck the building full in the front,
though the falling mass toppled over
soatherly. and fell with a terrible
crash into and across Second street,
nearly crashing against the house OF
Mr.. Holmes, directly opposite. The
framework OF the church had been
set UP on stills al Nas, ten teet high
on the lower side, and was 81 far
completed As 10 have the front. arched
ceiling, and portion Of the siding in
place, The damage in work sad the
breaking OF lumber VII no; tall shori
of $1,000. This loss, We suppose,
will tall upoa Mr. Wood, the con
tractor, and no one else save the Gle
meuts and himself can share in the
blame. As - the elemeats which
have seen fit 10 co1demn the gnhn-
ished house pf worship Ia demolition,
we have nothing 10 say. But from a
personal inspection Of the ruins, and
the iiimsy manner ia which the frame
was secured tn the S3llso t the iauutia-
ton. we are obliged 10 censnre the
contractor. Mr. Wood, for careless
ness in improperly securing the
building against such . disaster Is
hiss beiallea Il. We have no desire
70 unigstIy blame the contractor,
but are of the opinion tia, hsd the
corner posts been meytjsed iato the
foundation >ilis and secured 10y sgit-
able pins, ar bad spikes been used
Instead Of twelve-peany nails in
'.teeiag' thc posts, this calamity
would not have happened. We TN
derstand that Mr.. Mnesis made Al
effort yesterday afternoon - brace
the building with thinkers. Int il
seems TO have lsecn Intellectual sGaia>t
such gale as vs.s biowi ~ last even
ing For tie purpose q sad
ding the blame upaa whom
ii properly haipugs Wood ar
Provldenee~-an inspection of the
wreck should be- made nv those
thoroughly competent ta judge Of
the matter. AUntil tins Is done We
postpone further comments upan
that point. From the varioas
direct and nd e 4 ct-hscks which
the cAuFeA project has sustained,
We ara almost forced 10 the belief
that We are to be finally h4lAed in
the lauaable enterprise If church
bnilding though We do not con
strue the fall of the church this
time as visitation Of Divine
providence. A strong wind and
an Insufficient anchorage Of the
frame. solves the question for ms.
We hope the frame will he speedily
put up. and the work pushed on to
completion with all possible haste,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

The New York Herald, editerially,
doubts the story of Jay Gould's pri-
waite, advice that the Supreme Courts
have determined to affirm the Court
af Claims decision IN the Union
Pacific Railroad case. His ability to
purchase saoh advance information
would necessarily iavoive the honor
Of some member of the Court The
Herald believes the story to have
been cunningly devised for specula-
tive purposes, and characterises the
Union Pacific as dangerous stock,
which does ns4 respect . dollar OF
contributed capital and 1t is only
natural that some one Is anxious to
sell all the shares which dapcs can
hsinduced to buy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
Latest Dispatches.

SIN u HAsNNf~Ats 49, -
Captain lboaue OF the ship Gsueer
was to-day held to answer by the
L. :. Commissioners, on a charge Of
cruel treatment OF sesmep on his
shin. The evidence showed extreme
brutality on the parl of the captain
to a man who afterwards fell over
beard from alot} and vas drowned.
|; il charged ths, the tall MAS ocSa
stoned hv paralysis of the limbs
from the treatment he had received.
nau'l r. Frazier, ri he WsllinS,
charged with eruei'y tn sesmen,
has been brought from sacra
mento. where he was arrested 10y
the L. :. Marshall. He MAS relic sci
from custody on giving bonds ia
the sum of -, oa0.
The Posf this evening publishes
A long acaaum4 ~ Stlll aunS ner cut.
rage on seauen on Tie British slgp
Borrow Two msR. one suffer
inE from q sea~e: smother from ise-
larry received by being kept an
aaara ia damp aand wAo2esoaae
quarters, With Insufficient attend
ancc. and without t3s caudNnp
having been gns5e kuowu ia shv
Kritsa tnn~ul who attends 90 such
cases and secures their r,auavM To
the Hospital.
\ book keeper Of wholesale
cIo,hHlS house is reported a5~~ias,
( an examination ot MS accounts, A.
rumorcd, disciO>eS D deficiency ut
some where between 5000 and
5 Sc. 600.
Iu relation 10 the postponed
race, by special stipulation in
4 covporstesi in The rules laid down
by the Pacific Jockey Club FOR tae
government az the contest. all
pools follow the race. contrary "a
the usnsl custom. The race viii
not probably come I'll before mex
saturday. The matter Viii he de
cided At a meeting of the JocSey
club this evening,
Advices from various points il
the northern and central portion,
of the Stale report a general ralr
fall las, nigh; aud to-day. with !
prospect of continuance, Th,
weather here is clondy with driz
Zlirg rain.
A fine rain commenced shortly
amer midnight, continuing uil
this morning. Il Is now lowsriu.
and threatening more RAIN.
The committee meet Al II o'clocl
a. N. TO consider the proprlety %
posiponing the race. No record We
received from HE track.
The rain has continued A inter
walls throughout the day. and frou
present Appearances bids tair 10 con
thine indefinitely.
Great disappointment is tet q,
the part Of these Who have arrive,
in town 10 attend the race. Hotsl'
are fuil OF people and ali convey
Ances towards the city yesserda,
were crowded with visitors. Man,
. heel that no postpouement shoaiS
have taken place. notwithstandin.
the state Of be weather aud track
The Jockey club will hold n meet
ing this evening al the Lick Hons.
to consider the situation and IN up
on n day Tor the race.
The race Is postponed on aecoun
oa the rain. M day Is fixed for I
TO come OF. There will prohabl,
! be no decision for the present, de
pending upon . change Of tn
weather.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

The Mexican Minister, Mariscal.
pronounces as utterly talse the ru-
mor of negotiations pending for the
scquisiiion of another slice of Mex
leo by the United States. He says
that no such proposition has been
made, and the acceptance OF IL would
be fatal To the Mexican Administra-
ton. The rnmor probably origiua-
tsd ia the privately-expressed opin-
ion Of the Commissioner inquiring
into the outrsges on the Texas Dor
der, that such raids could be stopped
only by . change OF the boundary
but said opinion has never been EN-
bodied in writing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

The recent heavy failure among
New Yorks butter and cheese deal
ers have induced the laying mp OF
many OF her shippers engaged in tina;
trade. This will not make a mite Of
difference to the dairymen OF the
state, butter exports of those arti-
Giles will gradually increase.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

Capt. JEFF. II. Howell, master OF
the ill-fated Pacific" was brother
Of Mrs. JEFF. Davis, and midshipnan
in the Confederate service under
Admiral Semmes. Neil o'Hanley,
auartermas;er of the Pacific, has
been rescued since first reports, bat
II is believed there are no other sur
vivors.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

The President has appointed Heron
Leffingwell, United States Marshal
for the District of Missouri and Levi
Bacon, of Michigan, Financial Clerk
of the Patent Office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

Jas. Gilmore, who a few DAYS AGO
arrived at owyhee from the Ssicseeu
country, tells the Apaiasacae that the
working of the placer mines there
are favorahly progressing. He has
= good opinion of that country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
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DANGEROUS COUNTERFElTS.
TnxAsvRT DEPARTMENT.
rfIcH 0F CcNsrSnLirK ~ CsKskscx,
WasRfxSxxs4x tk-tsstser l~-

NFftCt OF ttsNtTAfslAHk " NfA&ASAfs
WASHINGTON, octss~r .. isss.
Refuse all tive-ao.lar notes If the
following hanks The First National
Bank Of Chicago, H.: the Traders
National Bank of Chicago. H.; the
First National Bank Of Paston, Ill. ,
the Firs; National Bank of Canton.
H., the First National Bank of Au-
rora, III. Nearly the entire amount
uf the genuine tise-sloilar notes Of
these banks has been withdrawn from
circulation. and no additional issues
wall be made. The Comptroller Is de-
sirous Of retiring the whole amount
from circulation. and all persons re-
eeiving such notes are urgently re-
qucsted to deposit ths same with the
nearest National Bank, or 10 forward
them to this Office. for redemption.
JNo. j. KNOX. Comptroller
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

A Kentucky editor tells another
THAT IL his head were a. red rs his
nose he would remind one of bow
legged carrot surmounted by cock
Ade.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

Ard In accordance with iaw. snd "a axdsv
q ne Beard ef Directors. made on thg ssh
day % oesoAer. ISIS. - nany sAsfvs % sssh
pareet IL such sieek - mag b. ner<~sary, will
10 soaa ii public sucstnn. u the cface II the
Company. Asy wards BGsidtng. No az Cali
ferniA street, koum No. :, ssn franctsse. Cali.
farRia. sen TUESDAY,. ths Tktxsl<fh day 81
November. ISIS. a the b ~ cne e'cfo<A p. II.
u sssd dag b psy sAiA deitnqueat a&ssasmsns
fAerson. sasrther en- cosas ~ ADVERTISING
ard expehssa n the saie.
EpyAKp 2. STONE. SECRETARY.
uGcs--uaywsx1s bniiafno. sIe cAl1fosn1a
snznp1. noaw Ne. !. I'm ErAne1nca. OIL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
NEW TO-DAY.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

NJ ossurH MINING coMrANy.--Locs-
" tien ef Principal Place 81 Business.
50 Frsnctsrp, California. Location Of
works. Devsis Gsss District. Lyon County.
Nsysaa. ~Nesics There d delinquent upon
the relieving described sscck on account Of
assessment mo. 81 levied on the stA day OF
oetoher. 1874. the several snseunts Get oppo-
site the names OF the respective shsrehoiders,
~ follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

One hundred thousand trade dol
lAss were yesterday delivered by the
Coiner 70 The Cashier Of the Carson
Mint. This h the largest delivery
of thineoin yct. u,ndes ~ one time.
II shows thai they arc not Idle In
that Incorporating inssisutton.--
CnraaS4 llfA.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

The list of failures in New Eng
land reported on the i2th foots up
nineteen firms with liabilities aver
aging sloe, 900 each.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

1t 10 now reported that Frank Pix
lev and n. X. Locke (Nasby) are TO
establish an evening paper in San
Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

experienced

The KnoxvilIfans experienced
another shock OF earthquake on the
18th. That country has been little
shaky since the war.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

The San Francisco Pew takes ex
ception because the Jolly tsfgas
prints what it il pleased to designate
~ the s.teachers in our public
schools" full page cut represent
ing about one hundred of the hon.
Hest faces we ever saw. II there is
ane female face in this world hon.
lier than another. il can toe foand in
San Francisco; then why should The
Post take 1mhrsge.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

Moody and Sankey are still peg
glng away at Satan as they find him
in Brooklyn.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

The New York Herald Is Of the
opinion that. while Gen. Grant stands
40 chance of a reelection IL nomi!
aated, any ether sound Republican
ear easily carry of the prize; and
predicts "scruh race" with two
Democratic and two Republican can
didates in the field. should Grant
force his own re-ncminatian. this
state of affairs would, il thinks, re
suit in the success of the Democracy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

SRApuATEp AT THE ROYAL col
LSGE II Surgeons. England. the
Royal COLLEGE ~ Physicians, London; aud
I.srisyg's tniyyrS..y 81 orssssa. Germany. in
the YEAR, Isss and isss rSeisius hts Dip
lorna As Mrn3trr 81 the Royal College Of
surgeons, England. Licrnssste Of tho hays'
College os Physicians. i,onden. and Doctor
IL A,sitcine q! tie University q; Gres<iea,
These piplon.ss may hS seen In the poescr's
os.sss.
poCro3 THOMAS ups,msrs 81 special
pisI ASKS If tue oENERA1iyE ORGAN.
his ersn without s.srslls'. II Is sssr>s puFcl
upon pathological principles. Is p~rfeesly
safe. sgcv,sy sna reEniEasns in SIS effects
nvsvr tor single boar preventing he ea;irni
;roea following bis daily >cegpaiion. eu, on
ter contrary importing 10 shw nerNoos and
Muscular sHstalsss With astounding rspidi;y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
OFFICE HOURS,
DIR. THOMAS

FOR PRIVATE CONSULTATION. from
A. NJ. ~ Y. NJ, sssd "a sf, NJ,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-14
MADE MINCE MEAT or.
Seventeen Deadly StabS Human
Hatcher.

Again il TIE HERALD called upon
to chronicle another of those sanguina-
~ deeds that are becoming SO com
mon in our midst, and which seem TO
have extended their influence to the
peaceful domains Of our rural neigh
boIs.
a difficulty occurred Thursday after
noon, ut llaughps store, about
eighteen miles from this city, between
two young men named Curry and
Crusie. During the melee, Currie
drew large bowie knife and stabbed
his antagonist with the deadly weapon
seventeen times-iivo entering the
cavity of the chest.
Sheriff. Barflcy was notified and
promptly dispatched deputies TO the
scene, with instructions to scour the
country for the murderer who fled i'm
mcdiately after the commission o! his
bloody piece of butchery,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-14
"'Tis Manner Makes the Nnn

a reporter of the HERALD admits
that he may not have given tho quo
tation literally, but the purport of the
proposition is NIL the same. Now, if
the main-sprng and halance-whecl
from which manners" good and bad,
proceed, are made up of sound moral
principle, then the manners, of course,
are good and worthy ofcommend alton.
They make Il man, or woman either,
II valuable member of society
pleasant to meet with, pleasant
to part from and leave II happy i'm
preston in their absence with all who
know them. 1t is hardly necessary to
specify in detail what they will do or
what they will not do. Courtesy and
II respect for personal rights is insep-
cradle from their daily and hourly life
ana acts. by the way, foreigners, even
those from the humblest ranks in the
social scale in their own country,
notice quickly that Lack of re-
spect for personal rights which
1t must be confessed, does exist, to n
great extent, in this Great Republic.
And what makes this breach of good
manners more remarkable is the DO.
sition, near akin to arrogance, which
is assumed by the natives "to the
manor born" of being the "glass of
fashion" in morals aud manners for
the rest of mankind. 1t is not good
manners to indulge in that morbid en-.
rlosity, which Is 80 prevalent, and
which seems never To be satisfied
about the affairs Of others.
1t IL good manners not 20 obstruct
the public pass-way In front of hotels
and other places. 1t is not good man.
ners to laugh we see lady's skirt
caught by II nail causing her to fall.
and receive a serious injury, perhaps.
And so the reporter might proceed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-14
OWING TO 'rIIE RAIN.
PosipOucmcD Of thc Tournament
ma IN position UntiI TTcs-
day NcNi,

As will he seen from card from the
officers of the Bloodcd Horse Associu-
ton, printed elsewhere in this paper,
tn festivities that were to have taken
place to-day are postponed until Tues
day next, on account of the RAIN and
consequent unlitness of the track for
equestrian exercises. The postpone
mcnt will in no manner, save rs to
time, change the original programmes
Indeed, the rain was needed to cool
and purify the atmosphere 40 rs to al
low spectators to comfortably enjoy the
day, and the accident OF its falling Il
day or two too late il OF no great con-
sequence. The managers of the fctc
are not to be deferred Ivy triiles, and if
Tuesday bc fair, will give such an nc
count of themselves us will prove that
they have not been wasting their Time
The hop at odd Fellows Hall, which is
to close the memy-making, is also
POSTPONED until the evening of Tues
day. The assembling of the state
Grange Tuesday will largely Increase
the number of visitors to the IiXposi-
ton No the rain, after all, fell just
about in the right time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-14
HtHnIC hnIiilslries.

Nothing gives THE HERALD more
pleasure than to chronicle the intro
duction and successful operation OF
home manufacturing institutions. The
great need OF our city and State is
manufactures, and too much encour-
agemcnt, Tue HERALD thinks, can
not be extended to enterprises that
tend to build up and aid our city. The
true foundation of n cjty's prosperity
is its manufacturing interests, and
those interests should he fustpred and
encouraged. There relectionsarc call
ed to the mind of the reporter by re-
cent visit to the Trinity Iron Works,
on Ross avenue, Messrs. LOOMS lIotl-
man " Garside, proprictors, where he
was very agreeably surprised to see
their facilities for doings, aud the char
acter Of work which they were turn
ing out, consisting ofevery description
of brass and iron castings. The gen.
llemen composing the firm are live,
energetic business men, and are de.
serving of all the success with which
they are meeting. Among other ob.
Jects of interest shown the reporter,
was II large and handsome lathe, which
they have recently added to their es-
adjustment, and which is capable OF
turning out work sufficient to meet all
demands. TnE HERALD wishes the
firm unbounded success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-14

Mr. Moss, living on Five-NIile creek,
about eight miles west of the city, had
three horses stolen from his stable
Thursday night. Among the number
was the gray horse that beat Pollards
mare, on the Associations course, at
the June races. Sheriff Barkley has
detectives securing the country for the
thieves, with hopes of capturing them.