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, 1875-09-06

1. Hano Der Ieste Sombareisr. NOosas bon
j. gB. bddl1mber.
4. Ser Wiraten.9 ieutenant. Gridbluns
BON 0alouin M6lbaulen.
g. Die Blauen unb Oelben. Wene3uela'
niibes Gbarattrbilb BON Grieorih
1g BeritGder.
4 Der Naub gtraHburs's. gatsrIdnbi.
i9er Roman pon bsribert 3au;
Q. Geutfd)laneS Gbre. bittoriI1tr Re'
man upn Berio pun Ouied.
O.. Gas 1%eifament Peter ces @rc&en.
&pman uno Uei&iats pon Sneian btr'
bert.
7. Ser elephant. aomif&sr Roman bon
VI. b. QBinterfelo.
us. Der fiesence Spndnesr: biHort'
i9er &olnan bon VI. u. gra&Sossl.
Spei Sdnbt.
10. Die S%blpAciebe. Cine Grjdbluns aus
Dem alten Berlin, opn Geprs biltl unb
Reme(is, Criminal . Oeihihte bon
Srieb. 5risori@. 3nianinlsn in sinsm
II. 1err eerpa. Criminal . Wcman sou
Gmil babprian.
IL 8mei beitere @efbicbten. Bon Nbolt
WtiibeIbur9. 3wei 2pbne. Serp'
bias. 3uIamlnen in einem Hano.
10. Der tone @ans. Criminal !. Gei9ltt,
BON ". StredfuB. llno Die ebbns
Sarnepelt's. bitoriider 5tomam bon
S9mlot : SselBsnrsls. 5nlammsn III
Ia I'm Enron uns 2ebem. bifprii&sr yio.
mon ppn Geor9 Dill
Is. . SIM gdfenfer, sOeiaIsr ROman bon
ULWuht4 III
l& 0abriele, bds aSeib tes @pislsrS.
Criminal : 9touelle pon 6. pitaipau
uno Die Branetirenre,- @rid1lnns
aus BEN oeutlh : tranjollben &rle9s
Z bon Grieorl@ G~eritGder. 3uammsi
in einem 8au6.
~. Gin 0ermprfener.. GriminaIsyloosu
BON J. o. 3emnt.-1as Bprfbaua
ODER Die piloe Sago in Der pfall. .3us
3 iainmen in einem 8anb.
IL Seremiae une bic fdypne 1fneeuaia
Der perr ee4 1auies.-Erau d. .,
dben.-Dte YerIpbte.-&eaiue. Or.
lGblun9en BON Maria BON Oilers. Su.
ianmen in einem 8anb.
Gu. 20. Der TelS Don Ora. UoasM. q. Brad.
uosel. 9iusi BGr6e.
81. Die alte lpanii3e uremnee, son Mr.
mdno uno DaS @eipsnn. .gpiIoo,
aus BEN beutlh. Tran30ljden &riea,
bon D. b. bon Deoenrotb. 3uIamintI
in eimem 8ano.
n. Bier Slntben unh cine Brndbt 30.
oelie BON gDilbelm Sbmiot. q plpnba
gtopeue BON prosper Wierrimt. gu
TANNER in einen Banb.
-. SldnSenee 6abnen.. Roman BON Mug
Sllberltsln. liter Bane.
~ SIdn3euee Babnen. .Roman bon Nua
Sil6eritsin. 2er Bcno unb Die Conn,
brinst 90 an cen Gag. Suiammsn IL
einem Bano.
81. Die Barpnin. Soman bon gueen De.
oeurptb uuo Weit eiferner $ane. gu
iammen in sinem Bano.
&. Ole 2fiaperei Der eiebs. RomaM pox
&eHnMA AAA
, 1875-09-06
THE PIONEER,
&eimem faltem 1raub!
&eine mamliperre mebr !!
QSiuiam @ramer'S 6%eiIbfaher.

Die Wirfuns bitfts gFaaers Ia bspunbtrunsSparbis
70 ertfirt itin pfafer, uelhts btefes ~abertrift.
Dur1 iabre!ansts Grpsebsn tam Id biefss pRsftn
us sin nntprrfals9ousmitfe %empfeblen.
8amtiienpdter. 5abrtibslser, ippis dae Nrbeitsr fsutsn
IS tets tn 5aufe unb in her aDertfitts ~psrrd.his baItsn.
cte g0trtuns IL cine uberrafbenbe; man braudt wspsr
aritliGt 5uIfe su r~equrtren, nod lat man, bel ~fptprnesr
anwtubuna, einen UsrIuf an Arb,itsjeit III bsflr@ua.
~ bsiit bic ~fcblimmfem 9BMnnsn, bic barts
nddf9fen alten @eibmMre. Bon aans b~sfpnssrrr
@trtuns H. 90 bet 0dbnAs. Sieb Gfidb., @dbntrt.,
unlauf elutseid,maren, iswis bet Wtrpuapans
ard rcii9e Wasel aibt es tttn btHtres Ntt!el.
SeI puDneraussn ftat rs niGt nur ben S&msrj 70.
( ri. fenesrn bsfetitst risftIben bel ttntm @strau@s pen
Ss 10 3ae.u ednjIt6.
D upt. Dtpct: albert 9. Dune's NsStbsie. 80. 81
svyara
o1tpsis per Dor nesf @tsraudsanwetfuns so IenY.
prshaben tn aaes Apotteien. iswie an br Gisarrsn.
Wtlan 0"rrn. 3Apf7Ms,
, 1875-09-06
Meenteh ~Dertan9t
fir faS b ii ttprihtf6 inert
..QUAD'S ODDSss

oelielt hui lberaa bin 9eorun9et lit. Nls 6umoriit
%ubertrittt ct anertanntermdBeR Warf xpain, ais
SttjciIuerfafer iebt ct I'M Ganoe unerreiht oa. Sas
bette S'mcb bis Jest, lpiro lhon bein eriten Aubtid
getautt lel9lt bel ben jebi9en lhlehten ,3etten. Seoer=
manu- iDltltlbt es uno miro es tanfeu. 500 Setten
init Istilen beiten Artiteln uno ESQ Bumoriltii6en
boljl6nltten. 0iitritte turroe1l I6uell III Sel6lag 9es
nomlIeit. N9enteit iolten lid Iue9en Girculure lofort
lptnoen an $, U. w cSinnep. II So, 725 Saniom
StrnBe, 0bllaoelpbia. 4gN1Snus
, 1875-09-06
6eintath unn Trem0e.

&omare uub @r3dblunsen in sroB Suo. Gor
mat elegant brodirt.
preis pro ranh 50 gentS. @ebuneen In 2ein
wane pro Sanc IS GENE.
, 1875-09-06

limo 6rinnen binter Dem selAloiencn
'2aoeu iab elmer, Die Stirne in beioe
, 1875-09-06
GDHsaeididten.

in htbf9e Bappbcdel nit Muslin.Riiden
g%ebunben a 25 Gents.
Dee 3tgeuder, poi Blaubreht.
&dbreftnsidbre.
Die 9tumme BON Dprttei. bon 0laubreht. Ilnb
Spbann BON Sepben, Der prppbet. Bon
8pbert beroer. 3uldmmen in einent Bud.
Sefd)idbten nes Wfarrers 1iebentifH. Bon
Garl St6ber.
@aobtld9er in 6ranafa. Bon Gr. Worben. limb
1annbduier. Bon 9tDrbert 6irtt. 3uiammen in
einen Yanb.
pariier Tausentd,ts. l1ne
eumPact DdsabnnSus. 3uiamnsn Ia dnsin
Bane.
, 1875-09-06
Transn cut 3ar &ettang.
@h@r @HGl&ts Sss vMsusn arsuDusss."
s. 9. 2lrtbur'S

nsusRss uni erbbtts Wsrt, Iber efn msrtrirbiaaen aaf'
faub Der su,s't. Gin ~plrbiees SstsnfId su man
fattpn MAIDEN unh i'm lspr gut psrtauien wirp. gu enem
s,v!s9sn prsiis perOfentli6t. UNI ibnsls @erfduft unb
srpse Gireuldttcn Az %srsieitn. Senptrensf reunes, uutsr-
tub rte Ssrbrsttuns bee Sa6es. Spesiele Vtrtauis-
IsrrttUrisu S%usrtauu, N8enturen eessn Gle &inienpuH.
ron 81 per Yett %bswiuist. 3. ". 2toeearf u. SO.
YubItipsrs, pbilaba. 49DtapIe
, 1875-09-06
300 Yianos nu0 Oraeln,

neu une aus jmeiter Sanc, bon Sabrifanten er.
ifer 6iafe, tperoen gu nieori9eren Iretlei iurGalb ooer
Ibi6lasss 3dblun9en, ODER fir Wtietbe in Staot unb
aano, lpGbreno oteier barten s3eiten lino psr ~feiertaae
our9 &prace @aters u. Spn, ISL 8rpacpap,
ipurben. Neenten oerIamat um Matters neue Scale
@ianps une GpncertsS rseln ju p%ertauien. STU.
itrirte @atalose per poit %uerianot. Cute 8eoinaunsen
fir ben bonoel. Sin GROCER 9isconto fir eebrer,
0eiitlide, &irben. 4paen. Stulen &C. 4gB25np.
, 1875-09-06
Meenten %oerlanetf
Drof. GOwler hber Maanbarkeit,

S8eiblid,teit ..nnc beren sesenieitiae 8eliebun.
gent pereen gratis ~uberfantt. Oas BUD rutbali fsrnsr
Sicbe, ibre @eiese. ,Mfad,t &c. Yeentsn psriaufen
taeli& pen t5-2h @remplare. Wlan psnos IT'D NIT Nu.
sdbe ~Trllberer &v~ticteit an bic Neatipnnl Wubliibins
3 o., philadelphia; 30. 4Qplfapr,
, 1875-09-06

esed,fel auf msbr ais 200 Der bsbsutsnosrsn etasts
in europa.
0elt, u ms,ablunsen oura bic @pfdmter ipipie per
Telegraph mad allen @labsn IN Seuti6lanD,
peferrsi&, Der sapsij, 6oaano, Sdnemart, S6ms'
ben unb Norpssen. ben Gmpidnsern frei ms baus
selRfert.
Grebit.Sr.sfe fir Reifenbe CUR Benubnns in allen
9rbBsren @t6oten Der alien aDelt.
Gintafhruns pom @rbid,aiten uno Sprhernnsen
isber Writ in allen plaben Guropa's.
9erf1ffuns bon @atern unO padeten nab
Guropa.
Derspnuns ~antomnenoer Glitter in Nsip 9ort, uni
a9eitsrbei6rpsruns o~srielben mad benz Snlanbs.
@uropdifebes @ele aGer Mrt sstauft unO %Osrtauft'
, 1875-09-06

M9emtem perlan9t ~ sfs 10 . s%
taufenoe Bud, peldes ie pnblieir. ipDrosn. Wtan Iaiie
iih Irobeieitsn tommsl ino uniere @rtra 'Bebinsun.
gen iir Msenten. National Publishing
Co., pbilabeIpbia, 90. Np17mil
, 1875-09-06
y. n re. Db. Die &atns3etdten. Roman Don u
N. badldnber.
%. u. 80. B0. I'm &lepter unb &ronen. Retire,
mQH ppu BreQor SqmQrplp.
Ser NOrb.= Mmeritaniide 9Olmetidet

Ser Norb.= Mmerifaniide 9olmetlder
uub
nnfttIbare Ndtbgebtt
fir %Giumauberet itne @lnsepanbtrte.
&ntbalt cine tnss esfaBts NIB fir Ssoerrhaltn oerflus:
tiht
.@rammatif ber engliifett SPrate,
nebit Anleituns in furjsr ,3eit
obHe Ssprer engliidb fpredten tne isbteibsn III
iernenj
duBeroeln cine
u~ollRdnotge Wuteriam mlnng
Son griefsn. Ne6nunaen, Guittunsen. GontrafteS
aSt1leln, Antpeiiunser, 3etnngssAnnnnetn,
DeihGftsfarten &c.
Gisbtnjebnte Mufaae.
@appoedtI 9~ebunoen, so Gents, nit Sober i. Ru6su,
80 Gents.
Die Contribution oer Ser. Stdatett,
neof Srldutsran9en uno seididtiibtr Ginlsitnns
g. Sur ~ipsJieuen B~.nnsuns fir
Gtntp a1toerer Mnb Sdulen.
Bearbeitet bon Sultus 5etn.
Sritte Mmfnse.
@sbunoen, 90 Gents. 6artoni.t, IS Cuts
y ebid te
2t4bmio nblanb.
z75 sttten spo., brofairt, 81 100. 6ssant stbunota
nit VsiSsrehun9, $3.50.
, 1875-09-06

Gr3ablungsrt BON Gaiparins.
SIN bibide Bappbedel nit Wtuslin,&iiden
gebnnbeu a 25 @erts.
Sefd,tbten ans Dem gpefart.
Der Sdbulmeifter une fein Gpbn.
GtrdHburs auf Der Gd,an3.
, 1875-09-06
Toleenbe billiee
%DltS=; SngenOidriitcn
un0 &Dmanc
fn6 gu bdben tn allen beutihen
Sn6banolunsen 1T Den F
Sereinigten Staaten unO Gana0e.

Gr5ablnngel BON Wuitap NlerlB.
Sn bubide Bappbedel nit DiuSlin'Sfiider
gebunben a % Gents.
Sds 2tannredt.
Die 0epprtirten.
Die Nnsmanberer mad, xIfrifa
E6neioer une @eiser.
Gbriffopb Columbus.
9larus unb Maria. It- . a
Sranc pom Sbmburg. .. ..t
unredbt Out geeeibef niht.
Ste Grtnenns ces NprjeIlons..
Die G~rpfmutter.
per dlte 3rieser unb fein Zpbn.
Die Hptenfnible. Der feline &amaritfr.
in eInem Ydno.
Ste 9Saiie, ober cine quite 9bat inoet oft duf Grosn
fdon ibren Gobn. .I.
Sobanna, Soer turd, Raebt ,i,m ei6t.
Der drme Gpttfriee.
Der &pnig une Der MILLER
DdS Sleeblatt. Srei qeiGihten. l.. Der irerlt
Slener, 2. Der Bladder uno is'a 6obn. 8. Die
phaumenin1nn-v.
Die SmdgudSsubr. 81
Saeob une feline 2Dbne.
, 1875-09-06

The s. MONTHLY WORLDI
OF FASHION, :, the very finest,
most beautiful. attractive magazine
to be found in this country land every
person who begins with taking it,
Will NEVER discontinue il, while it
is published.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

THE blonde, bland and stylish
hair-artist of Silver City has bran,
spanking new plug hat imported
from Paris in two ships-a sort of
partner ship importation. The third
time it was knocked down over his
ears it "busted" the band, but when
the holes that were knocked into it
are plugged up, and when the chick
en-fxens are combed out of the fur,
it will look nearly as well as ever.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22
rInEMEN.s MEETING.


A regular meeting Of tile Silver
City Hook and Ladder Company
No. 1, was held at the Truck
House, on Monday evening, June
2lst.
The meeting was called to order
by the Chairman, J. M. McGinnis.
The Special Committee appoint
ed to make arrangements for cele-
brating the coming Fourth, report
ed that the Miners Union signified
that they would be the guests of
the Fire Department, but that they
would not assist in getting up a
celebration. The Committee re-
ported against celebrating. Report
adopted and committee discharged.
Mr.. Kenyon reported that the
constitution and bylaws would be
ready in day or two.
1t was moved and carried that
the Company pay Mr.. Gross $40
per month rent from date of organ
ization.
The meeting then adjourned.
j. M. McGinnis, Chairman.
L. S. Davenport, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

The PIUTE FANDANGo, at Amer
lean Flat, is attracting large crowds
every night. 1t is estimated that
on Sunday night not less than
1900 white and red people attend
ed from Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia. There may be lots of
fun in seeing o herd of ragged
Piutes join hands, form circle in
the brush, and hop around to
the gutteral notes of a hundred or
more of the bucks of the tribe, but
if there is we can't realize it. 1t
no doubt furnishes sport for the
Indians, who look upon the exer-
else as being fully as graceful as
waltz or quadrille. To the Chinese
the banging together of gongs, the
squeaking of asthmatic flutes and
wheezy fiddles, is sweeter than the
chords of Apollo's Tyre; while to
cultivated ears it is little less
than pandemonium itself. Our
music produces the same effect
upon them; and in dancing it is
probably the same. So let the
Piutes sail in undisturbed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22
The OLD BOYS PICNIC

The OLD BOYS PICNIC The
grand picnic to be given at the
Bowers Mansion on next Saturday,
by the Pacific Coast Pioneers, has
been the ruling theme of converse
ton in social circles for days and
weeks. care you going to the
picnic, Saturday ?" has been the
question of the day, and if the an
swer has been anything but Eyes, 3"
we have yet to hear it. SO great is
the interest, and so complete the
preparations, that, should the day
be fine, we look to see the largest
and happiest multitude of pleas
ure-takers at the Mansion on next
Saturday that has ever assembled
there within its past history. Mu-
sic, military escort, speeches, per-
sonal "reminiscences, and lawn
spread feast of good things, will be
the main features of the day. The
railroad officials have already taken
precautions that will insure COM
fort and accommodation on the ex-
cursion train, and no one need fear
for convenience in making the trip.
The efficient police force, together
with the special police appointed
from among the Pioneers, will Sc
cure the best of order on the trains
and on the picnic ground. Tickets
for the round trip, $3.50, can be
procured at most of the business
houses.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

INJIANY.-A friend who lately
left Silver City to go into business at
Eikhart, Indiana, writes back to us,
as an illustration of the difference in
doing business there and Nevada,
that gentleman yesterday came
into the store and inquired the price
of "them ar jewsharps." "Five
cents, each," was the reply.
olive centsi = FIVE c-e-n-t-s!'
said the astonished hoosier. "Now
look yere, mister; I've bought a
right smart sprinkle of jewsharps,
and I never Civ MORN three cents
and yer can't swindle mel" and he
walked off in quest of a three-cent
jewsharp.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22
NEARLY A FIRE.-Yestcrday af

NEARLY FInE.-Yesterday aft
ernoon, while Mr.. Gowan was
driving past the new residence of
Mr.. Scheel, fronting the Plaza, he
espied smoke issuing from under
the floor. Stopping his horses and
making examination, a vest on fire
was found lying ON the ground,
near some cans of paint and oils.
Timely discovery alone prevented
the destruction of the building.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

THERE is hardly a boy in Silver
City but is "heeled" for the Fourth
of July. You see that the Virginia
folks pay bounty of fifty cents q
head for all the stray dogs brought
to their pound, and the little urchins
down this way have .corralled all
the loose Silver City dogs and landed
them in Virginia. The boy who
first concocted this speculative
scheme has brain weighing thirty
six pounds.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

We hear 1t mentioned that Mr..
Levi Lamb, the boat builder, has
just completed most rakish craft
tor Sutro Lake, and that the ancient
mariner having ordered new blue
flannel suit for the occasion, will row
around the lake against time on the
glorious Fourth. Does II require .
now Sut'ro in that laket
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

A column advertisement appears
in last Saturdays Eureka Sentinel,
stating with atfidavits that Thomas
w. Taylor, styling himself the
representative Of the British Mining
and Mill Company Of London, Eng
land, now doing business in the
county of Eureka" is a convicted
English felon and fugitive from
Justice. 1t bears on its face the
brand of unwarranted persecution.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22
A severe surgical operation W

A severe surgical operation was
performed on Sunday morning at
the Storey County Hospital, by the
County Physician, DR.. Van Zandt,
assisted by DR.. Kirby, of Gold
Hill, DR.. Holmes and DR.. Van
Iandt, Jr. 1t was no less than the
amputation of the foot of Mr.. Har
rigan, patient, at the ankle joint.
The patient is doing well
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

The annual crop of sagebrush,
which 1t was feared had been strick-
en- down with the frost, is now look
ing very fine. This and the fact that
there is an unusual amount of old
brooms, newspapers, rags, coal Oil
cans, old gum boots and rope laying
around loose, will be good news to
the goat interest of the county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

MASONIC RTY.-Thursday be-
ing st. Johns Day in the Masonic
calendar, the "brothers of the mystic
tie" belonging TO Amity Lodge No.
4 will hold private soiree at Arm
DRY hall on that evening. We
understand that the affair will be
strictly Masonic. The Brethren gen.
orally have nice time on such &C.
casions and we presume this will be
no exception.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

AUGUST will have two moons, if
we can believe an exchange. The
young lovers about town will there
fore make no attempt to get "cor-
ner" in the moonlight.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

ORDERLY SERGEANT John Thex-
ton and a squad of the Independents
are daily INDUCING in target practice
near the graveyard, at 200 and 500
yards. They are doing some pretty
fine shooting, None of them can
cut a string at that distance, but the
Sergeant can knock fruit can into
"sl1Aithereens" at 200 PAGES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

In the fee case of Samuel King,
sheriff, VS.. Humboldt county, New,
Judge Flack has decided that sheriffs
can collect mileage as cents per
milel only IN going TO serve war
rant, or in bringing a prisoner before
the court, or taking him to States
Prison. The case was therefore de-
cided in favor of the county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

A WITTY Carson girl who has been
exhausted ever since, says "the
Bunker Hill centennial celebrations
should be termed Bunker Hill ari-
ly." That's good, and so is this
from Silver City girl, who thinks
that " owing to the number of births
in the town, Babylon wouldn't be
bad for Gold Hill"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

PICNIC.-The school children of
Dayton had happy time at their
picnic Saturday. The grounds
selected were near the ranch of
Mr.. Barrett, opposite the town.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Somebody asked us yesterday why
we did not mention that poor disso-
lutte, drunken female who tottered
around town Saturday. There are
so many men who do precisely the
same thing without public mention
we were afraid some of them might
get Jealous
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

SUTRo SCHOOL CLOSED. - The
Spring term of the Sutro School was
brought to a close on Friday of last
week, and the scholars and teacher
will now enjoy their usual vacation.
We hear many speak of the Sutro
School as being one of the most sue
cessful III the county, and Miss
Jennie Smith, the instructress, may
well feel proud of the record made.
The young folks of the town gave a
hop on Saturday evening in compli-
ment to the teacher and the closing
exercises.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

AN OMISSION. Recently we men
toned paying a visit to the resi-
dence of the Pioneer Assayer, Mr..
H. Harris, situated in Gold Hill,
but owing to press OF reading
matter at the time, omitted to make
mention of Mrs. Harris special
pride-a bay window filed with
flowers, shrubs, sweet singing
birds, etc. One cannot conceive
of more handsome sight in the
land OF sagebrush and bonanzas.
There are eleven different varieties
of fuchsias in blossom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris can well pride them
selves on their handsome home, for
it is 0 HOME in every particular.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

A. Wagner and r. Selden are I'M
der arrest at Hamilton, White Pine,
for passing bogus greenbacks-$5 90
Traders National Bank of Chicago.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

CoPARTNERsHIP.- Brooks
has formed copartnership with Leo
in the tonsorial establishment on
Main street. They make a strong
team. New advt next time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

IN DEMANDING heard promi-
nent mining Superintendent last eve-
ming anxiously inquiring for a girl
to take to the mic pic. He looked
quite undOne.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

The Centennial Commission have
sent for section of check from the
jowl of Lemmel, the champion mean
man of Virginia, TO strike the Revo-
lutionary fints on.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

"S. r. Shroutz, Esq, Del Norte,
Colorado" is wondering why the
ID that letter don't come from
Silver City, and if his correspondent
had put Scent stamp ON he would
have had it long ago.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

To NE STARTED Up.-Col. c. G.
Stevenson is about to start up the
Emigrant mine, just below the
Buckeye, and will commence put
ting up hosting works Immediately.
Capt. Sam Curtis, of Ophir fame, is
O be foreman OF the mine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Mr.. NJ. A. BRANNAN, a miner OF
large experience and success, is the
new foreman of the Buckeye mine.
he thoroughly understands his bust
ness, and the mine will progress
faVOrablV under his charge.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

A young lady of our acquaintance
who has copy Of Shakespeare, don't
go much on kissing, and SAYS
otis true It's spitty. and spitty It's, It's true"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

The entire absence of religious SER
vice here on Sunday induced many
to pass away the time in playing five
cent poker.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Mr.. Waugh, lately of the Palace
Saloon, has made change of base
and is to be found at the Alhambra
Saloon. Waugh will make good
friends and good drinks wherever
he goes
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Judge Gould's Court has had an
unusual amount of business the past
few days-all civil suits.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

1t may possibly be that cone touch
of nature makes the whole world
KIM" but let Nature touch a mans
pocket and he'll chuck" worse than
a fifteen dollar Spanish mule. No
allusion to the Church subscription
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

The drift in the Amazon bonanza
had not yet found the foot wall of
the vein last evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

THE Dayton folks are making
preparations for grand ball. We
do not learn at what date 1t is to be
given.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Another assessment of So on the
Justice, delinquent on the ninth of
July.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Newspapers like the old lady, have
no choice in color-''any color so it
is read"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

TAKE THEM AwAY.-There are
two pocket-books remaining at this
office which have been duly adver-
tised as having been found. One
of them contains, among other
things, two pawn tickets, issued by
II. Block, of Virginia, to Miss P,
in receipt for jewelry. The other
one contains, in part, 400 shares OF
stock in the Goodman Gold 81 Silver
Mining Company. The owners will
please call, settle the advertising
bill, and take the property away.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22
STREET Furnished by Boisot

STKEET'- FHrI1ISHeU Uy bOTSUt :.
Cou. Virginia, 3l2H bid; California,
54H sales; Ophir Az sales; Best &
Belcher, Az bid; Mexican, IS rs
bid; Gould Il Curry, l5@ sales;
Point. 29T bid; Andes bid; Bul.
lion, SO bid; Belcher, 252 bid; Eu-
reka Con-, 81 = sales.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Mr.. J. Rourkc left last evening
for short visit to California,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-22

Corner lots in "Amazon City" is
what ails them now. Go slow, bows.