Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05

can nardiy pass Dy notlce OF the
concert without saying that the
social hop, directly after the con-
clusion of the programme, was in
dulged in by most of the audience
and proved to be a very pleasant
party. The Daytonites have way
of making things go off very pleas
antly, and the affair under consid-
Grafton was no exception. A new
term of the music school is to be
commenced on next Wednesday
evening.
Town SExroN.-No matter what
man may adopt as business, he
should put his full energies in it, in
order to insure success, and this is
precisely what Mr.. Lariviere, the
Town Sexton of Gold Hill, has done.
His undertaking establishment is one
of the most extensive in the State,
and the promptness which character
ICES the filling of all orders, and the
completeness with which he does it,
has already established him as the
leading undertaken of this section of
Nevada. We have examined his
stock of burial caskets, collins,
wreaths and grave fixtures, and were
surprised to see the eternal fitness of
things by which he has surrounded
himself. His prices are such that
the poorest .may apply with assur-
ance of being satisfactorily served.
Patrons having need of an under
takers services should call on n.
Lariviere, of Gold Hill.
Mr.. SCHULTz.-Through the cour-
tesy of Mr.. Claus Becker, of the
Oasis Saloon, we were yesterday in
troduced to Mr.. Schultz, a recent ar
rival from Paris. However much we
may have appreciated the "distin-
guished foreigner" we trust that Mr..
B. will excuse us for saying that the
old gentleman has really more
bronzed cheek than any other Pari-
sian we have ever met; and that
his style of dress-sandals, knee
breeches and swallow tailed coat
is Just little out of fash ion in Ne
vada. However, as he is now perma-
nently located on the editorial table,
we shall cut the top of MIR.
Schultz's" head off and use him for
a match box.
EXCITEMENT IN GOLD HILL
There was considerable excitement
in Gold Hill last evening, caused by
the discovery of what at first APP
peared to be a huge cave in the
middle of the Main street, resulting
| from sink over one of the Yellow
Jacket levels. A six-horse team and
load of hay were unfortunately en-
quilted in the chasm, and it was not
until they were rescued that the in
denture in the street was ascertained
to have been made by the boot of a
"Chronicle" reporter who came down
in search of the missing VIM. G. Dat
We are glad to be able to inform
the many friends of Mr.: Pagan, who
had his hip dislocated the other day
in the Justice mine, that, although
suffering very much, he is much
better now than any time since his
his injury. He has been particularly
unfortunate, having at the time Of
the accident just recovered from q
protracted sickness of typhoid fever
We, in connection with all his
friends, wish him speedy recovery
FAvoRs.-We are under Obliga.
tons to some one-who else could il
be but our esteemed co-laborer in the
service of the Lord and Mammon, the
manager of the Sutro "Independent'
for an article on "National Fl
nances," copied from the Davis Qll.,
Budget" As the argument is to bt
continued, we deem it too lengthy
for insertion in the TIMES. Still, the
favor is duly appreciated, neverthe'
less.
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a
meeting of Amity Lodge, F. 4 A
NJ, held at their hall, Silver City
New, Thursday evening, Dec. 2, the
following officers were elected tc
serve the ensuing year: G. d. Nc
Duffie, w. NJ; John G. Mckenzie
S. W.: Theo. Vinson, j. W.; John
G. Young, Treas; w. e. Smith
Sec'y. The officers will be enstalled
on Dec. 23d, by most worshipfui j
C. Currie.
j
102 SOUTH G, VIRGINIA.-Beel
Bros Sample Rooms at the above
location will open its doors to-mor'
row morning, with full and splen
did stock of liquors and everything
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