Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-24

an upward tendency. Work is pro-
crossing on all of our prospect mines
notwithstanding the stormy weather.
A number ofincorporations have been
effected since the first of the month,
and a number have been placed on
the Stock Board. The following
changes are all of note to-day.
DAYTON. -Sinking the main shaft
| is progressing at the rate OF two feet
per day. The drifts south on the
second and third levels are both be-
ing advanced as rapidly as possible.
| In the drift on the third level there
! has been a decided Improvement.
Less ore is being extracted at present
than formerly, on account of the
dumps being full and the road to the
mill on the river impossible. The
mill lost but two days on account of
the high water; it is now running
steadily, with a lot of over 700 tons
of ore on hand.
Kossuth.- The main shaft is down
50 feet below the 350-foot level. The
rock in the bottom is working well
and there is no trouble with water.
| The main west drift on the $50 foot
| level is in 73 feet. The rock is be-
coming softer and good progress is
| being made.
Occidental--Tbe main north tun-
mel on the lower level is again being
vigorously driven ahead, following
the ledge, the face in good ore. A
large amount of ore has been devel-
oped by the cross-cuts between the
first and second tunnel levels.
!, Daney.-The north drift on the
400-foot level is in quartz which con-
tains considerable amount of low
grade ore. The south drift on the
same level. continues in prophyry.
Buckeye.-T incline is still be
ing pushed down for the purpose of
opening a new level.
ANOTHER FREE LECTURE.-T
evening Prof. Mcdonald will lecture
at Armory Hall upon Physical and
Mental Culture, Phreuology and
The Laws OF Life. Seats reserved for
ladies. chronological examination
! given at the Silver House. DR.. Rice
will arrive tomorrow and will lee
ture in conjunction with the Profess
sor. He will also treat the various
diseases that atflict humanity, upon
common sence and scientific princi-
pies. In rheumatic and nervous
affections he employs electricity with
the very best results. Consultations
free. See circulars for particulars.
CAPITAL CoRBEsPoNDENcE.-This
morning we present our readers
with additional correspondence
from the Capital. Owing to the
mails not arriving, the letter is be
hind time, in some matters, but the
next will be close on time. No ex-
pense will be spared to keep our
readers fully posted on all impor-
tant events, both by telegraph and
special correspondence at the front.
The TINES is marching on.
THE PALAcE.-This new saloon
was opened to the public last even
| ;,. - 49, ,.;.;4a1 L. o.ao,1l,.
humpef OF our cltl2eA5. y halu-
some and edible lunch was spread
and partaken of with relish, after
imbibing milk punch. egg-nogg,
etc The " Palace" Is fiytnre.
r,1-ops Snoolor Dovo,, hos
-,
forwarded us NUMBER Vi DIS
now before the Assembly, for
which he has our thanks. Hon. t..
! Morrill, gives MS enlightenment by
sendinn the Gambling bill of NJ.
Hubbard
|
inc Cold hin is nov rarnivin~ and
oneninr tho finest stock of CrocLerv.
/ class and Chinaware that ever came
70 the state. Choice Family Gro
cerics a spccialty. Goods delivered
Fprr to an narts of Gold Hill. Sill
yer C4tv and American Flat. =