Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-06
WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY
OF THE TIMES.

1t may be gratifying to our pat
rons to know that their home paper
is thought we'll of abroad, is the
only apology we make for publish
ing the following very compli-
mentary notices from our ex-
changes:
The Lyon County TIMES comes
to US considerably enlarged, and
otherwise improved. Silver City
and the rest of Lyon county can,
and does, support very good pa
per. The TINES is an excellent
neighbor, and we are well pleased
to note this sign of increased pros
perity. Long may it wave and
never waver.-Gold Hill News.
The Times comes this morning
in much larger quantity; that is to
say, it is greatly enlarged. We
congratulate the proprietor on the
appearance of the paper. 1t is
live journal, and very creditable to
the citizens of Lyon county, prov
ing that they appreciate energy and
ability. The Times is entering
on its third volume, and we sim
cerely wish that it may continue to
improve in circulation and value
Carson Tribune.
Lyon County TIMES, published
at Silver City, comes to us enlarg-
ed, and otherwise greatly improved.
Its typographical appearance is
splendid, and its news and editorial
columns replete with choice items,
indicative of master hand. We
are rejoiced at this evidence of pros
perity on the part of our cotempo-
rary. Frank, old boy, you deserve
it, though, and Silver City ought
to stand by you nobly.-Nevada
State Journal.
The Lyon County TINES, pub
lished at Silver City, Nevada, has
been considerably enlarged and
sports new head. 1t is published
weekly and is good local pa
per.-Silver State.
The Lyon County TINES has been
enlarged.-Enterprise.
The following notice, which we
clip from the Lyon County TINES,
published in Silver City, Nevada,
by Frank Kenyon. formerly of the
"Independent," informs us that
Harry Norton intends settling
down to report the lively doings in
and around Silver City. Frank
publishes one of the best and livli-
est papers in that region, and Har-
ry will be in his element. = i g.
Helena (Montana) Independent.
The above is from Frank
kenyon's paper, Silver City, New
ada. 1t is bright little tri-weekly
evidently prospecting. With Mr..
Norton to dish up its local items it
will be not unworthy rival of the
Enterprise and Reveille, and Dan
De Guile will have a foeman
worthy of his steel (pen) in the
author of Wonderland. - New
North West (Montana.)
The Lyon County TINES is one
Of the best Of our exchanges. -Pi-
oche Journal.
Frank Kenyon, Esq, editor and
proprietor of our bright, newsy little
contemporary, the Lyon County
TIMES, introduces Harry J. Norton
to his patrons as an addition TO the
eultoTldl lOTce OF the lines. he
TINES is we'll conducted paper,
and its local and advertising depart
ments evince unmistakable prosper
ity. We congratulate our friend
Frank on the deserved good name
his paper has won for itself, and
wish him and the TIMES continued
and increased prosperity. - Idaho
W0rid.
We are glad to note the prosperity
of that excellent .journal.-Belmont
Courier.
The Lyon County TIMES appears
in an enlarged and improved form,
and is now one of the handsomest
and brightest newspapers on the
coast.
AT TAHOE. The following are
some of the many visitors spending
the Fourth at the Glenbrook House:
w, A. Bray and wife, Fruit Vale, Cal,
Z. NJ. Derby and wife, Fruit Vale,
r. T. Pixley and wife, d. L. Bliss,
Carson; L. Powers, wife and child;