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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19

about Is years old, and she claims
he has held her in semislavery since,
Recently she attended picnic with
out Mr.. Kates' permission, and when
she returned he charged her with in
fidelity, knocked her down, beat her
in brutal manner, then tore her
clothes of, and, after pouring burn
ing fluid over her, set fire to it and
tried to burn her alive. The inter-
ference of the people in the house
prevented the design. On Friday
last he whipped her in q brutal man
ner aud swore he wanted to disfigure
her so she would never be- able to
go out. Great efforts are being
made by interested parties to keep
the details of the affair private,
Hates is held in 1920 bail.
PORT CHESTER, N. Y, Aug. II.
Edwin Booths injuries consist OF
fractures of the lett elbow bones and
one of the ribs. He is quite COM
Portable.
READING, Pa, Aug. II.
This evening the wife of Captain
Phillip Bessinger, with three child
ren-two girls and boy, aged nine,
six and three years-walked on the
tow path of the Union Canal, and
when three miles north of the city
she threw the three children into the
water and then walked in herself.
All were drowned.
ST. LOUIS, August ia hor-
rible tragedy took place yesterday
morning at Blair, twenty four miles
south of Sparta, in Randolph county,
Illinois, in which a man named
Sharkey killed his cousin, J. II.
DUNCAN, discharging both barrels
of a shotgun at him. completely rid
ding his body. Both parties are
very young men and are coal miners.
They lived in the same house. They
had lately moved from Williamson
county, Illinois, and are said to have
belong to the Bulliner gang Of out
laws in that county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19

The Central City (Colorado) Reg
lister publishes the following mining
decision from the General Land
Office:
Gentlemen: In all cases for APP
plication for patent for mining claims
which are based upon relocation un-
der provision of the Territorial Act
of February 10, 1874, you will require
the applicant to file with their appli-
cation for patent a copy of the origi-
nal notice of location of mining
claim for which the patent was sought
and complete abstract of convey
ances from the original locators to
the party making the relocation and
their grantees to the applicant for
patent.
Be pleased to inform all parties in
interest, and acknowledge the receipt
thereof. Very respectfully your ODE
dent servant.
s. s. BURDETT, Commissioner.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19
Livery Accommodates,
mEssRs. JOHN & ALFRED BENNETT.
SILVER HOUSE!
SILVER CITY, NEVADA

Is now thoroughly and completely furn,s,.,
and ready for guests by the day. weeL =,
i mUnsn me ne table Will viii be supplied at ali
and the Rooms are large, well yenttI.tes
and desirable They maintain IL as 1e
oughly irst-class Hotel. in all of fts annn,u.
ments. and confidently solicit the pstrp,. ns
OF the public. In connection with the siives..
House, they have large and well-stoci,A.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19
DELINQUENT SALES.

DELINQUENT SALES.
SSURPRIsE CONSOLIDATED g.. s. and C.
- comprehension of principal place
of Business, Carson City, Nevada. Location
of works, Neileish District, Lyon County
Neyada.-Notice.--T is delinquent up
on the following stock, on account of
assessment tho. ~ levied on the 81 day of
July, 1876, for which certificates have not
been issued to the owners. and which stands
on the books of the Company to the credit of
the following persons:
Names. Shares. Amt
James Duffy. ..........-.29 600. .... 81 ,450
NJ Benton. 30, 600. i, 45O
And In accordance with law and an order
of the Board Of Directors, made on the I'd
day of July, 1875, so many shares Of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the Office OF the
Secretary of the Carson City Chemical Works,
Carson City, Nevada,
On Thursday, September I'd, 1875.
At the hour of two o'clock P. NJ. of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with the costs of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
THOs. L. SMITH, Secretary.
Office at the Carson City Chemical Works.
Carson City, August 2, 1875.
DLUE BELLE CONSOLIDATED COP
ID per Mining Company. Location Of
principal place of Business, Carson City,
Nevada. Location of Works, Neileigh Dis
trict, Lyon County, Nevads.-Notice-The
is delinquent upon the following stock on
account of assessment mo. u levied on
the I'd day of July, 1875, for which certificates
have not been issued to the owners, and
which stands on the books of the Company
TO the credit of the following persons:
Names. Shares. Amt.
james Duffy. 20. goo. ....... 81 ,450
j. NJ. Benton .......... 0,oOO. ......... L ,45O
And In accordance with law and an order
of the Board of Directors. made on tie I'd
day of July, 1875, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the Office OF
the Secretary of the Carson City Chemical
Works, Carson City, Nevada,
On Thursday, September I'd. 1873
At the hour of o'clock P. M. of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with the costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
THOS. l.. SMITH, Secretary.
ONCE at the Carson City Chemical Works.
Carson City. August 2. 1875
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19
CHANGERS BALL I!
AT YANK'S STATION,
LAKE. TAHOE.
....oN....
Friday Evening, August %, 1875

Invitation Committee:
H. NJ. vesey, Glenbrook,
J. B. Campbell, Tahoe City;
L. B. Richardson, Hot SprinSs:
John Mckinney, Sugar Fine Point;
Mr.. Moody, Truckee City;
Reception Committee:
H. c. Swain, Sierra House;
Geo. Myers, Yank's Old Station;
Buck Davis. Glenbrook;
A. CALDWELL, Rowland's;;
John Kerney, bapham's.
Floor Managers:
John Davis, Glenbrook; A
H. H. Church, Sacramento;
G. N Noteware, Tahoe City;
Frank Mccullough, Merrimack Mill;
George Shaw, Dayton;
James W. Haines, Genoa; .#
James Hunt, Valleys Springs:
John d. Kersey, Warm Springs.
Steamers will Run to and from
the Rail- at half price.
nJrTho Best of Music will be provided.
1t is determined to make this the most at
tractive and satisfactory ball of the season,
and no pains or expense will be spared to
make it such.
Tickets, including Supper, $3.50
A general invitation is extended.
Il. CLEMENT, Proprietor.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
decline Consolidated virgihia 310; etc. Gold in Now York l14a. Greeubacks

decline. Consolidated Virginia 370; etc. Gold ia New York, ll4s; Greenbacks in San Francisco. s6a and s7i. San Diego, Dec. S.-S,eamer City of Pan- anna with R. R. iron for Santa Monica is due here on her way up the Coast. Sheriff Hunsucker got home yesterday from Campo, nothing new there since the hang ing of the two Mexicans. Parties are still in pursuit of the bandits.
 Lieutenant Weeden in charge of the ap- propriation to turn the course of the San Di- ego river has arrived and begun the survey. Work will be commenced shortly.
 San Francisco. Dec S.-J. Ross Brown: died this morning at Berkeley. He was ap- parently we'll last evening upon the street when be was seized with cramps.
 There is a decided decline in leading stocks, and market weak: Ophir, 49; Cali fornia. 65; Con. Va, 355, etc.
 San Francisco, Dec. S.-The steamer Los Angeles left here for Victoria Nov. 29th and has not been heari of since.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

DR. J. II. Person, on his way into San Bernardino, met the Southern Pacific Sur veying party at Canon Springs this side of Dos Palms, where he had an interview with the Chief. Phelps, and sends us as the result, that Phelps had orders to try to find grade from there to Ehrenberg. There seems to be but little doing in the way of grading or work of any kind this side of Torres, and it is thought the company is waiting to see what Congress is disposed to do before going much further, and the action of that body may have much to do in deciding their future course.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

JIM MARsHALL.-Th The Owybee Avalanche tells us that Jim Marshall, the leader of the gang that recently robbed Wells, Fargo .S O. and the mail near Boise City, has stolen horses enough since 1864 to stock the long, est stage line in the country.
 This is the result of allowing boys to grow up without proper attention and culture. We knew Jim Marshall as an unusually bright little boy, in Tehama county, Cali fornia, for several years, and had he been taken by some good family and sent to school instead of being allowed to get his educa- tion among the raceros and in the saloons and dead falls of Red Bluff and Tehama, would no doubt now have been a useful citi- zen, instead of robber and an outlaw.
 His father, Dr. Marshall, a respectable physician, died at Lsssen's ranch, on Deer Creek, in 1s49 or 50, leaving his boy, nine or ten years ofage, to hoe his own row in the world. His frs, accomplishment was to learn to ride horses, which threw him much among reckless class of Mexicans and worse Americans who made their hesdouar- ters in the doggeries of the two towns men, tioned. In 1863 or GA he went to Idaho and entered on a career of recklessness that will sooner or later bring him to the gallows or penitentiary.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
S U Nj M Q N 6 [.

In the District Court for the third Judicial District County of Maricora and Territory of Arizona
 Gordon A. Wilson, Plaintiff against Byron w Smitl, Defendant.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to Byron W smith, the Defendant above named :-
 You are hereby sunmoned and required appear in ar scon brought against you by the above named plaintiff n the District Court for the third Judicial District in and Tor the County of Marcopa and Territory of Arizona The specific perio nance of agreement made and entered into by and between you and the plaintiff in h, aclon whereby you agreed that upon payment o the sum of twelve hundred dollars by the plaintiff you would make execute and deliver him goo and sufficient deed of conveyance to certain real property mentioned and described in the plaintiffs complaint and to answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Phuix in sad eunfy within sixty days after the first publication this summons and serve copy of your on G. H. Oury at fb9nx.
 And you are hereby notified tha, if you fail to appear and answer the complaint above required the plaintiff VIII take Judgment against you by default ani apply to The Court tr the relief demanded in said complaint and costs and disbursements in this behalf expepded
 Given under my hand and the of the said District Court at Phenx, this first day of December A. D. 1875
 J. W. SHOEMAKER ueciou-o Clerk of the third Distric. Court
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

RAIL ROAD MATrERs.-In this issue of the MINER We publish the resolutions of the great R. R. Convention at St. Louis received by telegraph on Saturday. It will be seen that they centered all their energies and shaped the action of the convention to suit the desires and interests of Col. Scott in ia. vor of the Texas and Pacific route, without once taking a thought that there was any other way to build railroad without fol lowing the 32nd parallel. Not content with passing strong resolutions in favor of that pet route they go farther and hint in their speeches and preamble at taking the lands and other subsidies already gran ted to the company organized to build on the S5th and giving them to Sco;t's Co.
 Central and northern Arizona would not act the dog in the manager and try to throw obstacles in the way of building railroads, but when convention styling itself ma tional proposes to take away rights and fran chises already acquired by one route and -uopsu oi m!elo s,! sssol !! IsQlour msql sAl5 ality and becomes the mere instrument of private corporation. The more railroads across the continent the better it will be for the country, and we rejoice to see the con- vention lift the responsibility from the shoulders of timid Congressmen who have imbibed the fear of being considered subsidy men, but while the convention was professing to act for the good of the country they should have done their work impartially and given the S5th hearing st least. It will hardly be centended that the resolutions were passed in ignorance of the Geography of the country as the dispatches speak of map of the land covering the whole side of their hall,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

If we may venture to say word in eX- planation, We desire to state, meekly, on the authority of MT. Brill, that the only evidence of the existence of Post Office at Smith's mill in this county is MT. Bril's commission, and Post office key. And as there has never been mail taken there, as yet, the de- partment should not expect very elaborate report of the transactions of said office. We do not remember the item in question but MT. E. informs us that it was not very com plimentary to him.
 The Citizen will pardon us if we "msre- present its position" The Citizens positions are very sacred and should not be disturbed for light or trivial causes
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

Old residents of Idaho City will be sorry to learn that Henri Savers, formerly deputy sheriff of Boise County, is in the Insane As sylum at East Portland, Oregon, having lost his reason, and J. T. Bryant formerly prom similar misfortune brfall him at Salt Lake. A brother of Mir. Bryant came from the East and removed him to an assylum in one of the older states
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
$ II M M Q N s :.

In the Justice Court of Prescott precinct Yavapai Coun ty. Arizona Territory. H. H. Carter, J. P
 The Territory of Arizona 10 John H. Person and Jame Stewart partners doing business under firm name of Cali fornia Arizona Stage Co. You hereby commanded to appear before me- at office in Prescott Precinct the third day of February le76 at 10 o'clock M ther and there to answer the complaint of Bart IT, Arms ronQ & June partners doing business under firm name of Ann stro"g June Plaintiffs, for fifteen dollars for work done and performed. or judgment by default will be taken against you for said amount, and c.sts
 ls75 1'' D
 HARLEY II. CARTIER
 Justice of the Peace in and for said Precinct
 deol0 3ms
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

The Executive Committee of the State board of Centennial Commissioners of Nevada have passed a resolution inviting all the Paci- fic States and Territories to join them in the erection of building on the Centennial grounds to be known as " Pacific Coast Head quarters"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1875.

E W accounts for adrertising and sub scripti0n schich became due on or before the first day of February, and aH biHs for kgdl ddcer- tisements which appearef in the HiaeT prior to that date are payable to John H. Marion. Al accounts accrning since that date are pGyable 10 T. J. Butler, the present proprietor.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

PLANcHAs LA PLArA.-Thos Cordis, Esq who has just returned from Tucson, informs us that the long sought for "Planchas La Plata Mine," worked century or two ago, by the early Spanish explorers has actually been found by man with some such name as Ross Krutz about ninety miles south east of Tucson, near the Sonora line. This is the mine which Spanish history says yielded pure silver in such large pieces that the Government confiscated for the use of the crown, as something so extraordinary that the Government was entitled to it.
 Governor Stafford, and few other gentle men of Tucson are located in the discovery.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

CUBERRY's PURCHASING AGEYCY-Cu- berry X Co.,, job printers, San Francisco have sent us very neatly executed Centen- nial Calendar. This house has been estab- lished fifteen years and enjoys the confidece of tbe leading bankers, merchants and other business men of the City and State. They have recently established Purchasing Agency for the benefit of country traders and others who may require the aid of re- liable agent in the City. They will collect and disburse money, and transact any busi- ness pertaining to general agency. They refer, by permission. to all the leading bank CTS, merchants, lawyers, printers, editors and other trades and professions, including Ex-Gov. Haight, Judge Field, Ex-Gov. Me Cormick of Arizona, and host of others
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

Col. Hodges letter from Verde, on the ancient ruins of Agua Fria, visit to Monte Luma We'll, rambles among the settlers in Verde Valley, hospitable treatment by the officers at the Post, etc, we have failed to get in type in time for this issue, consequent ly will be obliged to defer its publication un- fil next week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10

And in accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors made the seventeenth Csih) day of Sep tember 1875 many shares of each rarcel such stock may be necessary will be sold public auction the auction house of John Middleton Son. No BIO Msnt- gomery street San Francisco, California MONDAY. the fifteenth 5h) day of November 1875 at the hour of One o'clock of said day. to pay said delnquen, thereon together with of advertising and expenses of sale. VIM WILLIS, Secretary Otice-Rocm No. F. Hsywards building No. 4ls Cal. ifcrna street, San Francisco California
 POSTPONEMENT.-By order of the Board of Trus of the Tiger Silver Mining Company the above sale is hereby postponed until WEDNESDAY, December 18th 1875 al the same hsur and place abve set forth
 VIM WILLIS, Secretary. San Francisco November 18th, 1875 de3t2
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tiger Mining Company.--v oca-

ton of principal place of business Francisco Cali fornia-Locafion of works, Tiger District. Brsdshaw Mountain. Yavapa county, Ariznua Teritory-N~tice- There delinquent upon the following descrhed stock
 accoant of assessment (No l)evied on the seven teenth 7thday of September. 1875 the several amounts opposite the names of the respective sharehoders
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came to my place in Ferguson Valley about the lst november one small dark brown mare mule with spanish brand the left thigh collar marked and shod all rom The owner is requested to prove property pay charges and take her away.
 dec 10 3tms ADAM SCOTT
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came into my enclosure in Prescott about the l2th of NOV e one mouse colored horse about If hands high branded on the left hip and saddle marked on both sues. The owner is requested to prove property ray enarges and take him away. c. w N. RUGGLES.
 Prs scott Dec. 8 1875 4,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
r. or TO. REAL ESTATE AND MONEY B R O K F. R nd LI Oan o flee. One Door North of C. P. Head & Co.'S
 Store,
 MOnteZuma St.. Prescott.
N 0 T IC E.

During my ahsence. from this date A. S. Haskell will transact all business All orders will receive prompt a'.enuon- GEO. W. CURTIS.
 Curtis Mill Dec 3 1875 d.nI
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
City Express.

J. w. PEPPERS has established an EMPRESS and DELIVERY WAGON in Prescott and will deliver goods lumber, wood coal grain etc.. anywhere within the City limits, at reasonable rates deIOtf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
Mules for Sale.

Messrs Ruggles Drew. doors north of the MINER ce nave pair of hne American mules for sae at low
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
Proposals for Fencing the
 Cemetery.

Sealed proposals will be received up to o'clock F. x
 Monday, December 18th 1878. At ae ofee of H. Carter Village Recorder for .nc ns tne Village Cemetery, in accordance with speci6ea ons oo he in his ofce The size of the ground , h. fenced will be about 300 feet by l5OC feet
 By order of the Village Council
 Prescott, December a ls7s.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-10
BORN.

At Prescott. on Sunday December 5th to the wife of John H. Marion a son.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03

Vddcov6 t6chto tlup museli sc tax jako
Numa Egerii, jako Kadmus a Kepros 5
Olympiery, iako Moizis Jehovem no
ficim keti t. d. spoiit; cd bohi museli
dostavat zakony, nebot ien pred bohy me
Ii Il potomci Gorilla, chcemeli mluyiti s
Darvinem, jeste iakousi baze6. a podrobi-
ii sc, souce ustraseni hromem bleskem
jakO ma hofe Sinai. fizenim, bez nichz ia
nejmensi spoletnost nemdze obstati Tax
Sc zakladalo vse. po6inaje Cd statu az po
rodinu, ma nabozenstvi; iaky vliv to
melo ma mravnost a mravn6 vzd6lani,
to nam dokazuie, abychom ST wall pfi-
klad hned ma te nejhlavntjsi soustave ma
bozenske, zidovstvi.
Jak hofekoval Jeremias, Jake mravni
karani vychazelo Cd tech druhych proro-
rokd! David, die svedectvi pisma, muz
srdce boziho, .ie surovcem, jenz necha
nepfatele pfemozen6 pilou pFefeza-
vat, moudry Salamoun je chlipDik, ienz
vydrzuje harem 300 zen, cd krald az do
toho nejnizsiho jest vse bez mravu kaz-
ne, surove ukrutne, nevedome q dom{-
slive, pfedc zadne nabozenstvi nefidilo
tax veskerf zivot veskerou einnost jeho
vyznavatd tax, iako zidovske.
Jest tu ukazka, jakeho stupne vzdtlani
by byl dostoupil tax nadany narod, ia
kym lie zidovsky, bez nejvyssiho kleze,
bez knezi levitdi Jisto ie, ze nabozen-
stvi nayzdor luna Abrahamova tam. ma
vzdor rail- podsveti zde, neievilo toho
neimensiho vlivn ma mravnost. ba ami ma
zevni mrav idsky. spise by Sc mohl do
kazati pravy opak. A jak! Teprv6 kdyz
basnici fetnici, dtepisci zemeznalci.
pfirodozpytci afilosotov6 vysledky zkou
mani a pfemysleni sve spolnbratry obda
rili, teprv az kdyz veda vedla k umeni a
prdmyslu, tepry tn probudil Sc cit lidsky
pro vseobecnost, teprv tn stal sc v6do-
mym sye hodnosti, DISHONEST, silly, po
chOpil cenu dobrych zakond bez vklada
nj Sc V to bOhi; on poznal vy-si mravnich
skutkd, stal Sc hrdfm ma choyani mrav-
ne klanel Sc lidskosti obcovani inv
mi. Clovek sc stal panem sytta. ale ne
stal Sc Jim vtroukou slepou poslusnosti
k nabozenskym zfizenim, nybrz vedou, u
menim prdmyslcm ,.Pravda. !"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03

Cssaf q Hotoru Medicine rebelskem.-
lSettd Sc knlzeter. ee1n0horSk1/n1. Z 10
toru. 3. kyGtna. Po hostine, ku kterez kni
re cernohorsky senatofi jeho druziny
byli pozvani, diyal sc cisaf ma kouzelne o
sv6tleni mesta zatoky, kterez pfi SOU
mraku bylo za6alo. Ma okolnich yrsich a
tvrzich plapolaly slaynostni ohne, ie.
jichz zati obrysy celych pohofi a cele
kraiiny temne noci V magick6m svetle
vystupovaly. Ma levem svahu pohofi "a
fily lamp sestayene velike hvezdy Sc
zaGate6nimi pismenami imena cisafova.
Ma pobfezi roztrousene tetne osady obra-
zely Sc Sc svymi yezemi domy ja8ne
ozafenen mofi, jez eernymi brazdami roz
ryvaly neseisln6 kocabky, ma nichz jalov-
cove klesti hofelo. Nesmirne davy hdu.
jez Sc ma pobfeH byly shromazdily, uvi-
taly cisafe htimavym ,,zivion Uprostfed
teto nadherne. k nepopsani krasne scene
rie proiizdel cisaf mofskou zatoku ma 10.
dici ,,Fantasie', provazen dy6ma loydo-
vymi parniky, kterez pfeplneny byly
hostmi obci sezvanymi, ma nichz vojen-
jenske hubby hraly. Rakety, bengalsk6
elektricke ohne osvetlovaly cestu, kudy
,,Fantasie" zvolna vcslovala. Lid prova.
eel pfi tom cisafe ustavienym hfimavym
volanim ,,Ziviom - Ma velike, lampiony
slavnostn6 ozdobene pramiei sta NEST
sky hudebni sbor hral rak0uskou hym-
nu. Ia jednlm skalnim vystupkem mo
ri plannly obrovske, jasne zafici zatatec.
nj pismeny jmena cisafova, ysude volal
lid ,,Zivio!" a vsechno zapolilo, aby cisafe
co nejskveleji uvftalo. Rotor sam byl ma
dherne a velikym vkusem osvetlen po-
skytoval obraz primo nchvatny. Lid vsu.
de cisafi holdoval. Toto velkolepe noe.
nj divadlo trvalo cele dya hodiny a bylo
vrcholem slavnosti, zde pofadanfch. ia
sot lidu byl nesmfrny. Q IL. hodin& vra-
Ill Sc cisaf "a hln1neho volani ,,Ziviola
do residence.
2 Kotoru telegrafuje Sc dne 3. kyet:
Pred namestim Porta Fiumera, kde lest