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Dyspepsia,

FAtuicucy, sluggish Digestion. want of Tone and
Activity 10 The Stomach anal Bow e.s, Opprcs sion
aaer Estug. aIc sure % be relieved 10y a single
dose taken aitei each meal. \ great want exists
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Cholera MOrbus,

Cramps. Pains Di-irbr and nr-cutcIy. are in
sJuty relieved by 10. II viii rcu ler am a tack OF
Cholera Mofuus impossible, 10 t4kca when tAe
fr-t thfrn solves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-20

The Wells Tea Company, who advertise in our
columns, are old Tea Dealers and thorough he.
liable company Dealers in our section will do
well 10 correspond with them.
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nSli"n's Monthly Magazine fsg August 4, a
~ "ainpef Is contents are ia & what lhe pt.,.
que want during he hot season, To- no llaraLiue
n ile country has S3ch variety of tories.
-N''.ler AMI .acuy, aud all by popular authors
500. -i. n'tci Cor tAc,r literary 8hliity. Thaas.
sn..- o. people ~7c made happy hy reading Raj.
.'.i Aasl4ine, and We ~h0uli Ike TO see many
rIrc ip the same pleasant condition zach unui.
ger 'iai2ins tirl,--- sea story. Here o. a list
'i ,'2tt4t, OF ule August number. Just read it
NLs -cc whli ls: Toe PArting. \ Chapfrr on
t.-Ies. The Vampire Eat. Tic Fatal Glove: OF.
3D." HISTORY ol Street sweeper. TIE Young
) 'ilcErarc. The Window Garden, Tho Pate o.. The
i'df Roswell, Tue Nal student. aud How DE
..'lc me Victim, Ashos, VIII SHE Mar, lIim :
"a 1--we story. haaiu oi Cornelius. how Do Oaiue
% fass, >'uuct on % Picture 81 Venice. Tho Gran
-.'1 Nf -ic-t. Mr. ~mua'- Ten, No. Time Co Die.
i"uI"u ltu1.lrci Years 40. rtl. auI Counter.
p,li, our 'uug People story rulal-M M. lcms,.
seize :, 'pWu1. co.,. The totiuups al CastaWay.
l. ..tl, IeUn.c taichc- A Wca>rL Strawberries f,r
Nu-le., Eu,ayuua pulsic PAGE, Cutilu, NJ itt-r-.
lap uoG-r>e,l peg, tar,, and Faue.u-. \ Brilliant
Auunun'a-.u. tls '.,1. serious Engagement.
Humorous lHu-irtilHa, Published los Thoin4-
a Talbot. '' B-omi-lt street. Boston.
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DON'T READ THIS

and throw aside the paper, hHt send me 30 cents
STENCIL NAME PLATE, INK, BRUSH, sc.
German Silver KEY CHECK, Name and Address
neatly stamped on 1t.
The above can not be had at the usual prices for
less than sl.2j. An agent wanted in every town
TO which n liberal commis sion will be paid. Send
81 cents Tor sample and terms 10 agents.
A. h. l.. FOX, kezar Falls, York Co., Me
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THE CELEBRATED
KNOX STALLION,
BLACK PILOT

Will be al
Tow ed { o
serve a lin
tied number
OF mares the
present sea-
son at the
stable of
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Oh. TOWNSEHD'S 0XYGEAATED
hIn

Cures CatarTh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption
Liver and Kidney Complaints, Scrofuia, aud
all Impurities of the Blood.
With Paralysis we are having uubOundcd success.
Consultation at our Office or 10y letter free. All
communications by mail will receive prompt at
tentOn. Treatment, with full instructions, sent 10
all parts of the world By express. Physicians aud
Druggists instructed in the of our treatment
and furnished with territory and advertising pa
pcrs. None genuine unless "Inhale DR.. Town.
sends ONygcnatei Air is blown m the bottle, also
portrait of DR.. Townsend on label. he careful to
examine both bottle and label send stamp for
our Illustrated paper. Address DR.. h. L. Town
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DIED.

'-l' IiITEuC SALEEATUs. - Universally
!, A-'".eis.l the best in use. Each pound bear
,-e aaue o.. JANE, PILE. None .enuiac without.
-. CYNICAL Nav FoOD-2J cents will buy a
~. Oh Sea Moss Tarine. made from pure
49,. ''''s' which Nil make 80 Kinds Of dishes,
o.. axes, pies, pulIius, etc. or 10 quarts
'''' Ielies. creams, Charlotte Eusse,
t.,. '1-lse, e;c. sold by an Druggists and
aprlj 'Tj,lY
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81, INC IN" Kepnhiio, Magazine Tor June published
s ~. p" ~-utns,nn ID c. 70 - O0 per year. +, one OF
l.c o,si q Published Tue spicy article ON So
,'l Do 'he south, the ones on gOin'sh De,,.-nS in
-N'".'i'a A. taminany, Building Associations. he
M lment AMI Joshua 4 Gidiiprs. uaL,. ibe
S"eI huAo'f alone worth years subsrriutiou.
>t14 Tor spcc,mcg number. or better sin. .ub.
10Y l'l the magazine The Fourth Volume
.lo.e, win Tie juno nnmher
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Incorporate

In assisting them TO overcome q or0id appetite
~ irtaN lcauts. Taken by one Of combined habit
twill slIay thi-sr, generate h,lthy How Of the
-tric i.icy-, thereby furnl shlas The proper sOiV
- f,r food, ami permit, u, taking Tie place OF
f,t.,t.,ut~. aud assist, by - reu0vatiug action
~, tI. ,t.t,ai the complete restoration Ot the ap-
Det.. neolih and strength
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me h'aith Reformer for July contains
800 s'ote 9l valuable information on Sahi 80. ner
.,- - ly-',n ana kinIred topics. The table %
V'''hG articles PHYSICAL Eject, 81 NisohoI m.
80 ~, 'HminAI kespou- iJility, Diagnosis OF
INti"I Lci.urcs No. Z, TRe New Iteatneof III ~
N,'' lne Peoples Department, DictctIcs. am,
- u''iS Hats are also OF more than opiinarI
,r" 49,. ICY family eau Dee bcncdttsd by r..al
N''h' specimen copies are seat free.
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TRUssEs q SUPPORTERS.
inc plaocto set good and easy fitting Truss,
az Noyes Drug Store Nnr,xav NilInre

IlS ptiecto set good and easy fitting Truss, Is
!" N"yes Drug Store, Norway village.
lie has had fifteen wears experience IN fitting
snem, ana can furnish anything needed, Double
{ - .ihste. Also, supporters and Shoulder Braces
~ uS latest Kind no lowest prices Don't forget
VIC Piacc-Noyes Drug Store
\ PROFITABLE INvEsrirNr T. = The Wilson
shuttle Sewing Machine combines in a more per-
lee' degree than any other the requirements of a
hrs''class machine. This is the unanimous YER.
u'ct OF the thousands of families who are using
''e' and lis success is unprecedented in the his
tory OF sewing machines.
Machines WILDE delivered at any railroad station
III thls comfy, free of transportation charges, II
otSiered through the Company's Branch House at
>. anu 81 broadway, New York
Ihey send an elegant catalogue and chrome cir
oular free on application
ms Company want a few more good agents
The utmost reliance may be placed in the cura.
Tive properties OF HUNTS REMEDY FOR the promp.
removal OF kidney bladder and glandular dis.
eases diabetes, gravel, dropsy female irregulari.
ues' ailments Of the urno.geuital organs, mental
ana physical debility, and pains in the side, back
and loins. This preparation has been for IN ore
man quarter OF a century layortc medicine Of
family physicians.
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SDSYCHOMANCl; or, SOUL Gil ARMlNG."
How either sex may fascnatc and gain the
love and all 'tiohs Of any person they choose, in
stAntly. This power al can possess, free. by mail
for . cents; together with Marriage Guide,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints 10 Ladies, etc.
1000 900 copies sold. queer book Ad lress
T. WILLIAM & co, Pubs Philadelphia.
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OUR TABLE.

F1Poiar Resorts ana H.
J 500. '1eaeiler. illustrated, Pc
,.. -"'s work IS not regular guile ,,o,
iis' OF popular resortsa,, guy con
'N oe Popnlar-with the bc.t AMI - '''''
-, ''i' 'oey ATE 70 be approaelel
80 written and printed Its en.r,,;,'. 80 g
-, "'''n the price OF The volume ro. ''D'i'
- executed and represent ps,ees .0s -, ''e
''' great accuracy. This work vnI he ,'','
$50. ,"y' with new engrayings and roptc, "1o,
lsEv. W n t ne Text Book az the Age. nv
~. Z. CkAffS. i2mo elem 80 ~
ION; Lee shepherd. Eor =" ~, rIler Sl-o0.
To- Lewiston. '''e hy stevens
-, =, %" interesting aui spicy volume. rnn ~,
s'Ou IDEAS and child Wit. Many ,,,,,.,. - u
pOpuiaF and wen known writers ara ,,l-e a.
-, 'ie author and on them he has nre,cb.,, -,
Illustrated ms remarks by facts in Tho h,..~, -
''D'en' and oy their sayings. Tho MOI,
The book is very excellent ''''' ." 'O"' o'
The Nation, that most qucto5 ~, ,,,....
pe'lea Of American periodicals has -, ;.
'e".ary Tor some time past W. are gI,d ~. -,
'.N 20 TAKE lessons from it, well written ami.
O''s' The Nation" has corps OF write. ,,,;.,,
embraces iaany OF the best educated and m,st
powerful minds in this country. send r,r d, =.
year. oGice in New York.
l0e Young Folks sIonthIy i, again reeeiv.
81 "i'h As iuil compliment Of good articles ami
Instructive pictures FOR lii,,c folks. Chicago.
The Penn Monthly, is the most soli5 ess,,..
..' when we and upon our table Popular oues
'''"s IN politics, social relations. e,l.r,tic, a.,
are handled boy experienced writer. ann, MIN
-.'A' aesree OF 5oldoess. We hope il may re.
w .'e patronage II deserves III this section
,'", oenen'''ns both publishes and readers.
Philadelphia.
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The "OXfOfd Democrat II the
hest advertising medium IN On
ford County.
Ternisi

2 For inch of space week., So
Each subsequent week 20
SPECIAL NoIICEs-25 per cent addiilohal
SpEcIAL TERMS made with Local AdNertl-eIs i,
and for advertisements continued any considerable
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WFUKs X POTTER, BUsTON, General Agents
June -. IS. "iA
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GEO. H. WATKINS,
Editor & Proprietor.

Paris, Dec, ], 1874.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09

sole VIRGINNY NEVER TIRE. -
While at.Virginia yesterday We were
much surprised at the rapidity with
which the new town is being built.
Energy and pluck is noticeable on
every hand, and the whack of the
hammer, buzz Of the saw, and
orders of the bosses is music to the
ears of all those who take pride in
the bonanza town. and her nervy
people. We counted about 80 brick
and over 100 structures that are fast
rising towards the stars, ere the
smoke Of the great confagration
has fully vanished in the clouds
above them, and we shall soon see
the new town as good or better
than the old one. May it be speedily
done, and forever aftsrward spared
SO terrible Q conflagration as the
one that has just swept over it, is
the wish Of the TINES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09
TO, GATHER AT THE CEN.
TENNIAL.

A large number of orders and fra
ternities have signifed their intention
to hold gatherings at Philadelphia
during the period of the Exhibition.
Among those who may now be emu
merated are the Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows; the Grand Encanip-
ment, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows; Grand Lodge, United States,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows;
Grand Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar; Grand Army of the Republic
Presbyterian Synod; Caledonia Club /;
Portland Mechanic Blues; Welsh
National Eistedfodd; Patriotic Order
Sons of America; California Zouaves
of San Francisco; an International
Regatta; the Life Insurance Com
panies; National Board of Under
writers; State Agricultural Society !;
and Infantry, n. G. of California;
Philaaelphia Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church; Cincinnati Soci-
ETY.; California Pioneer Society;
American Dental Convention; Catho-
lie Total Abstinence Union of Amer
lea; Independent Order of B'nai
Berth; National Alumni Associa-
ton; Salesmen's Association; Fifth
Maryland Regiment; American Pc
mologiczl Society; Masters Associ-
alton of the United States, Army of
the Cumberland; Humboldt Monu-
ment Association; Christopher Co.
lumbus Monument Association;
Board of Trade Convention; Inter
national Typographical Congress;
Rife Association OF the United
States; Centennial Legion; Philadel-
phia County Medical Society; Inter
national Medical Congress; Old Vol
unteer Fire Department of Philadel
phia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09
THAT SCHOOL SCANDAL"

The Virginia !" Evening Chronicle
and the Gold Hill News" of las
evening contain lengthy "scandal
item- ir regard to Prof. Cromwell
and the scholars. of the Silver City
Public School. 1t has been known
to us for a week or two, as it has
been. without doubt, to all of oul
citizens, that AIRS. Grundy" said a
good many scandalous things about
Prof. Cromweli's intimacy with one
or two or three of the female pupils
of the school over which he has been
presiding. This was a common
street rumor, and we have more than
once eudeavored to trace it to some
one who would agree to testify TO the
alleged facts. We were unable to
find any one who would father or
mother the rumor in a court of JUS
tice. or over their own signature, and
more for the sake of the good name
of our city abroad and the reputa-
ton of the scholars whose names
had been connected with the affair,
than out of any friendship for Prof.
Cromwell, we have until now deemed
it best to maintain a disinterested
silence upon the subject. Such no,o-
riety, to town or the people living
in it, is not desirable one, and the
TINES will be the last to help bestow
it, unless it can present at the same
time facts to sustain its charges.
When justice demands it, or we can
obtain sufficient authority for charges
made, our paper will not be slow to
condemn those detected in guilt.
The paper will not attempt. nor ever
has. to shield crime or to assail
virtue. We leave this for our more
sensational contemporaries, who deal in
that line. We have no means of know
ing the truth or falsity of the charges
now made against Prof. Crom-
we'll and the chastity of his scholars,
and cannot have until the facts are
brought to light in the Judicial in
vestigation that Prof. Cromwell chal-
lenges in his "card." In the event
of such an investigation, which every
principle of honor and truth now
demands. shall be had, our readers
will be given the result. For the
present, we can only call attention
to the Professors denial, which will
be found In our-local columns.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09

THE WHITE HoUsE.-This fine
establishment melted down before
the big fire, but the proprietors
still live and still claim the lead in
the clothing business. To prove
that they are still alive and mean to
maintain their former enviable
reputation as clothiers, Messrs.
Cohn & Isaacs have now bigger
and better stock than ever, and are
daily supplying customers at their
new location, 1873 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, 1875-11-09

OPEN AGAIN. - Messrs. Hatch
Bros, 20 South G street, Virginia,
take this method of informing their
former patrons and the public gen
orally that they will open out their
new store, on Monday, Nov. LIST, and
will be prepared to furnish the trade
with all kinds of fresh groceries at
lowest market rates. Our wagons
will run up ard down Gold Canyon
as usual. and we solicit an uninter-
rupted continuance of your patron
age. HATCH BROS.
Virginia. Oct. 3lst.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09

GcneTdl ClcTludu, dCCoui panicu ny
three other gentlemen from the East,
made short halt at Muncton's yes
terday.. 1t was, indeed, short stay,
but was compulsory on the part OF
the General, as he had to depart East
on the evening train.-Lyon County
Times.
The above we clip from Silver
City (Nevada) paper. We are slight
ly acquainted in Silver City, and
were somewhat surprised that the
General could not find any other
place to stop than at a "two-bit
saloon" and gambling house. We
hope, indeed, that the Generals stay
was but a short one.-Davis Qll.)
Budget.
The foregoing slur is from the pen
of one X. G. Stabeck, former resi-
dent of this city. and for the informa-
ton of the good people OF Davis,
with whom 1--WE are slightly &C
quainted,' we will say that there is
one" bit" saloon in Silver that
would be only too happy to have
the editor Of the Davis "Budget
put in an appearance and settle a $oO
whisky bill which he left unpaid
when he betook himself away, and
which is by this time in the hands Of
1
a Davis lawyer for collection. We
do not suppose the bill is collectable
Int II will lie a wise thing for that
Davis editor to Stabeck" in Illinois
until the Nevada statute Of Limitation
allows him to make Silver City q
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09
OFFICE HOURS,
FOR PRIVATE CONSULTATION. from
A. NJ. to z. NJ. and 6 to SPIN.
DR.. THOMAS

INRADUATED AT THE ROYAL COL
~ LEGE OF Surgeons. England; the
Royal College of Physicians, London; and
Liebeg's University Of Gressau. Germany. in
the years 1859 and 1854 receiving bis Dip
Iona as Member Of the Royal College Of
surgeons. England. Lic,ntiate Of tile k0ysl
College OF Physicians. London. and Doctor
Of Medicine of the University Of Grrssiei.
These Diplomas may be seen IN the Doctors
Office.
DOCTOR THOMAS treatment Of Special
DISEASES Of the GENERATIVE ORGAN,
has been without parallel II Is based purei
upon pathological principles, is perfectly
safe, speedy and permanent in its Effects.
never tor single hour preventing he patient
from following his daily occupation, tu' on
tue contrary impsrting to the nervous add
muscular systems with astounding rapidly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09

We have paid the President Of
the United States the compliment
Of publishing his Thanksgiving
Proclamation ON the first page Of
this issue Of the TkEs, and he
doesn't even subscribe for the
paper. Read il over and study up
your prayers, for every one of you
Asvs reason to be thankful. Thurs
aaH. 2bth, il the day ct spart.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09

The young ladies Of Silver City are
about to organize a club to be called
the "Silent Women" Should they
do so, we predict they will receive
not less than fifteen proposals per
week.
The above 10 from the sprightly
junior editor Of the Carson Tribune,
and we understand that there was
= method in his Madness" when he
wrote it, a. since that little skIrmish
With the acid man he isn't bit
pretty and the Carson girls have all
pinned back ON him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09
THE INVESTIGATION ENDED

The Naval Court of Inquiry, APP
pointed to investigate the affairs Of
the navy purchasing office in San
Francisco during the reign of Pin
ney, under Spalding, closed the
testimony on Saturday and adj
iourned to Mare Island to complete
its report. Fifty witnesses, includ-
ing bankers, merchants, contrac-
tors, and attaches of the purchasing
office, were examined. Five hun
dred foolscap pages of testimony is
recorded. Judge Advocate Schenck
reports that the evidence has been
thorough and far-reaching. Every
individual supposed to possess in
formation, either trivial or impor-
tant. has been called before the
court. Ex-Pay Inspector Spalding
listened to all the evidence but sub
mitted no statement of his own. On
several occasions he propounded
inquiries to clear up matters need
ing explanation. 1t is believed the
total amount of bogus certificates
issued by Pinney amounted to
$3.50 900 at least certificates pur-
porting to be good for that sum are
held by well-known detectives. The
statement that Spalding signed all
the certificates in blank and left
them to be filled in by Pinney is
not clearly corroborated. Some OF
the certificates bear evidence of
having been signed after the body
was filled out. No outsider has had
access to the pages of the testimony.
Members of the court refuse to i'm
part information respecting the de-
tails of evidence, yet there is ample
cause for belief that the testimony
is of very damaging character and
must in itself, without any recon-
mendation of the court, suggest the
calling of court martial in Spald-
ing's case.-Ledger.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09
TO THE LADIES.

DocToB THOMAS would merely state
that he pays the utmost attention to Diseases
incidental to Females. In 1854 he received
Special Diploma from the Royal College OF
Surgeons, England. signed by Drs. Robert
Lee and Arthur Fare. Physicians 10 'hen
Royal Highnesses, the Princess OF Wales ana
the Duchess Of Edinburgh, attesting 10 DIS
proficiency and thorough knowledge OF dis
eases Of women. This Diploma can also Do
seen in his Office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09
TO YOUNG, EIDDLE.AGED AND
ELDERLY MEN,

Who suffer from Nervous Debility. Delhi.
tsting Dlrams, Lowness Of Spirit. Lsssituds.
Desire to avoid Society. Giddiness, Diinnes
OF Sight. syphilitic, Contagious or Skin Dis
eases, Affections OF the Heart, Lungs. Liver.
Kidneys and Urethra.
Sec Doctor Thomas at Once!
He will thoroughly investigate your disease.
and will guarantee speedy and lasting cure
in every case he undertakes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09

WHY Is Ire-Why is it that eve-
rybody goes to the Metropolitan boot
and shoe store, No los South G street?
1t is because they can get boots and
shoes cheaper and better than in any
store in the State. C. A. Noltemeier
knows how to please his eustomers.s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09
REPUTATION ABROAD.

We clip the following from the
San Francisco "Stock Report of
November 9th. 1t has been as
serted by the TINES that there had
been an important strike made in
the mines to which the article pub
lisbed below refers. Our reporter,
who has frequently visited the mine,
has been satisfied for many weeks
that the vein of ore struck would
rapidly develop into paying rock,
and had knowledge of similar as
says to those mentioned; but the
TINES had noticed these leads so
frequently and favorably, that We
feared that our citizens and readers
would gain the impression that the
Amazon and Glasgow were being
unduly "pufied," and we therefore
deferred = positive statement until
we could. again go down the shaft
and examine the ore body in person.
This we shall do tomorrow, and re-
port in Thursdays issue, giving
nothing but the facts as We find
them. We quote from the Stock
Reports"
The following is taken from a pri-
vste letter recently received in this
city:
VIRGINIA CITY, Oct. 81, 1878.
My Dear Friend:-Accordin to
your request, visited the Amazon
and Glasgow mines some two weeks
ago, but have only found time to
write you, owing TO press Of bust
ness in another part of the State. /
found the Amazon and Glasgow
mines far beyond what 1 had ex-
pected TO see. The main shaft was
down about $50 feet-a cross-cut at
$50 feet showing an ore body OF
about IS feet wide. took q sample
Of ore from this level, which assays
$67 so in silver and $40 10 in gold.
When l visited the mine, the shaft
had reached and penetrated the vein
about 10 feet, aud establishment is no
name for it. On reaching Virginia
City I telegraphed you to pur-
chase me 500 shares, which l re-
eeived all right, and much obliged
for your trouble. I see by the
"Stock Report" that Amazon and
Glasgow is selling for 81 only. il it
were selling on actual merit and true
value it would be selling readily for
go per share, and low estimate at
that. In short, if you have any OF
the stock hold on to it, for, in my
opinion, nothing under Gods Heav-
en- can keep the public from know
ing Of this development, however
much the management may try to
keep 1t down. 1 learned, by acct
dent, that rock from the bottom OF
the shaft assays as high as 5000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-09
notice.!

To MEMBERS OF SILVER CITY HOOK AND
LADDER COMPANY No. ! AT meeting held
Nov. s. 1915, it was ordered that all members
in arrears for Dues and Fines be required to
pay the same on OF before the next regular
meeting of the Company. on MONDAY, Dec.
18th, or forfeit their membership.
THEO DAVENPORT,
Secretary.