Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-01
THE "T!MES" ENLARGED.

Agreeable with our promise TO I'M
,,rovc THE LYON COUNTY TINES as
fast as the patronage received Wouio
,corrant rs in so doing, it this morn
inc makes its bow to our patrons IN
an enlarged form. This number
closes the Second Volume, and we
have thought it an appropriate time
for the inauguration of an improve
ment in the paper. 1t now lacks put
three days of one year since we came
among the citizens Of Silver CITY ana
Lyon County for the purpose OF es-
tablishing the TINES. We sad at
that time that we intended to make
our paper one of the permanent lnsh-
buttons of this county, and had deter
mined to cast our lot with its citizens.
BY some we were told that we would
not succeed in making the enterprise
nay; and by others we were gwen
every word of encouragement. we
need not say that we have made the
enterprise paying one, for Ii 1t
WIRE otherwise We could not gfford to
enlarge the paper to the size present.
cd this morning. We HAVE made 1t
pay. We have labored hard ana
earnestly to attain that object, and
the people have nobly stood by Us IN
kind words and by patronage extend
ed. We have made it a paying IN
stitution to US, and, we believe we
shall express no vanity when we
claim to have made it substantial
benefit to the interests Of this town
and county, in rendering material as
sistancc in building up the town, at
tracing the attention Of capitalists to
our mines, and in all respects III
which a well conducted Journal can
assist the vital interests Of commu-
nity. To the generous citizens OF
this town and county, as well as to
those of the adjoining counties, we
offer our thanks. For the future, as
in the past, our paper shall labor
earnestly and faithfully for the inter-
csts of this community and the State
of Nevada. We shall endeavor to be
consistent in all things, and to pursue
course that shall justify Us in claim
ing the support of our patrons. No
.encrgy or labor shall be spared on
\r part to make THE TINES desarv-
of the patronage which il has re-
b and continuance of which it
elnost res, ectfully solicits. In com
munity like the one by which we are
surrounded, a good local NEWS paper
is the thing to be most desired. 1t
shall be no fault Of ours if The
TINES falls short of that standard.
We respectfully ask the citizens and
business men of this section of the
State to take into consideration the
fact that this improvement Of the pa
per has been attended with a consid-
cradle outlay in ready cash, and, if
they deem II worthy of encourage
ment, to make it known to us in
continuance, and. Gf they can afford
it, an increase of patronage. The
rapid growth of our city, the fast in
creasing development Of the rich sill
Yer mines of this end of the Comstock,
and the bright general outlook,
points to the time not far distant
when daily paper in Silver City
will be necessity and paying in
stitution-and that is just what THE
TINES will be so soon as this state of
things prevail, To the gentlemen of
the press Of Nevada we renew our
greeting; and "with malice toward
none" and that charity for all that
We have right to expect from others,
We extend again the hand of good
fellowship.