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Poison. Knife. Revolver. and Moose.


Fred. 4. Jeffery of Syracuse, n. Y, COM
mitted suicide m the Palmer House on Tuesday
evening. lie was young man some twenty
four years OF age, Of good moral repute. ana had
been an active member OIL the nrm OF Mvckor
Jenery Of Peoria, al. lie arrived In this city
on FRIDAY morning, and was assigned to paflor
I at the Pdlmrr On tuesday afternoon he
call, 90 the dosk anu setted his bill, including
Tuesday nights lodging. but not including
breakfast the next morhlng. AT that tlme he
said mat he wouid be far away by that nour next
uaY.
Al noon yesterday his body was found sus-
pended in the batn room. The gallONs MAS
made 81 tire" bed Stats bound together with
stout hempen cord IN a most nitric tie manner,
aud with 4 least lW knots In the cord. Inc
be m thus formed was resting AT one end upon
the side of tho bath room, ana the other was
held bN the weight Of the body against tue wall
opposite A stouter 60 d, to winch the body
Was suspended, Was held STATIONARY Oy picture
screw about IA the middle - tue betm In
tue room were two bottles. one containing
drrgs Of NhisAcy, and the other smelled family
of hydrate of chlord. razor was on tho
left nand side, md small vrst-pocket re-
VOver ON the right. A dagger was in the
bath tub neneath. After adjusting tue moose
hlgn up on the neck, he mad cut his throat from
ear to ear ~ith his left hand, simultaneously
shot himself through the heart vita the re-
b. str nglcd To death II there was any life left.
a trunk and satchel were ti2htlV packed Nith
AL sOr,s Of ,ruck done up IN neat package, many
OF Them sealed WITH sednhg Max. HIS old letters
were done M neatly and addressed 10 MS
brother, f. i. Jef-ry, OF 81. Louis. All his
effects were in complete order, aud must have
required months in being packed.
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In ST. Joscph's Catholic Church stecple
on the FOur,n, Christian Dlrhl was assisting NE
sexton. MIR. Johnson. 90 ring the bells tthere are
three Of them) AT 10 O'Clock IN the morning, ana
IN an ,rnit tu rug more ouuy loop was
formed ~ tho rome, winch TELL around uiehls
neck, ana IN a twiuklluk he WIS drawn twenty
feet NJ IN the air. " lth the rebound OF the
bell he came down on JohnsOn's hehd, and,
although the lttter WIS somewhat hurt by the
shock, he rele sed Diehl from his peTllous post
ton. Inc iatter's neck WAS almost broken, aud
the flesh IL stIl swollen and inhaIneu from the
friction OF the rope.
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Death from the -hocL OF Cannon.

TTVT7T HITWTTIVIIf y
Mrs. Fred Van KIRK OF lloncsdale, after
returning hOme On the nght of the ihird OF
JulF from Witnessing tho prellninarles m the
celebration on the Fourth, was taken with cou-
WILSON'S. aud II was not until morning that sho
showed sigus OF returning consciousness. AZ
about daylight she was able TO converse, MT
was very weak. just at tnat TIM the first
salute Was nred from the large cannon. the
snOck WIS so great m the ne, ves OF Mrs. Van
Kirk that she died In few seconds.
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Poisoned by CoIored Stockings.


An eleven-year-old daughter Of Mr..
Jon than X. Herrick Is connnsd tn her fathers
residence, from the effects OF wearing strip, d
stockiugs. Her legs we're badly poironed ny
the material. and are much swollen. No seri-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-10

100000 worth OF furniture and carpets at
greatly reduced prices Parlor suites from $50. Cnan,
DER eucs tlS, Walnut bedsteads 50. walnut bureaus
$6 Brussels carpet 81. Cuwperthwaits, loo and l57
Chatham VI. lhuteeD large warerOVns -idp,
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The Process bv which Milk Of Maeneeia IL
pr pared enhances the medicinal virtues OF tue Mzgne
STA aperltn tonic. anu antacld for chlldren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-10

Tho Trades Savings Bank, located at PA West
twenty third street, pointed out ulpcl Of
economical management, tor while business he IN.
creased iour'ioid within recent PERIOD the tn'al
annual expenses do not Xcccd 81 BOO Tue institution
ma, survived IN crisis IN good Oruer with pt1msc ola
greatly ENLARGED business amt extended mhneseo.
It's dcnositurs receive several important adynutAS-r
Commanding fayOr-Adp,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-10

Prominent physicians recommend the Enec-
tive SILK Elastic Iru sold only BY Elastic Trust
COMPANY, OS3 broadway.
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BANKING AND FIyANCIA L.

SAFE INVESTMENT.
Paying All Interest of
1910 PER CENT.
City Bonds, Water Loan
of the State OF New York.
For sale at 81 by Z. b. NEwBURN.
Banker. 5O Broad street.
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And so II Is with Quirk's Irish rea, the great
bliou. rrmedy II ohy costs 20 cents, and is sold by
dluEsslr.--Id.
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KoLAL havana LOirLNl.
iNII.luJ

WIN be drawn on Juy 10. / ICES c,sho4i o:IeIt
eIIvdi iutOIn.Iiuu flrn sA.l 'rr
lAi AOl. y CO. t. INels .
AO.ll Wall b., 4. 8,
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Act wisely aud examine pomeroy's 81 Elias
&c 1russs al 7i6 Broadway, before buying any other.
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Sgetil, Aolltes.
II MMER WEAR.

Understands aud Drawers,
c5c., SIC tlc., 71c. each ana upward.
Dress shirts OF Namsuta or any other muslin ani nne
hncns, $50. e. AID a. % each
}, ". JOHNSTON,
go Grant street, Sew York.
Also,
i2i an ay. corner 26th ~.
KEEPS a. ON rIiIRI-, meic pm,a.urr,
the very urrt, q Tor - ne sialtt7i un fiI in
take or hovp am of Keeps spr unuss p'rttriY
satstc Dry 81 Broalwa, and y!l Arcn ST., fleAei-
pha.
SEVENTH GRAND NrtttoHDlNAKf
s. ale NumOrr pri Wig 40 tiNc p.ir' at Laramie OI
M3uning pusluYch ,,,,.,. ,.-,
To be cundHcfrI los sNurA I.I.u .eIunors
f3i,ulo 10 81 pleIl.lht iEll. .
| Grand Narh mo fi''.
t,Ihuu a-u & 'sf ftf.ff .t.t
, Ht"ww -h pr',. Huuuu
! rr.,,'d ra.'' prl ......... 1b.uuu
: Hrs,,t an iri .......... lO,JOV
Ilctrt,. 81 rtri. "a l't a..
For further n o. lrults Nd ares al vl"cts u
EAO',N A ,O,, blHsfl D., . ~
81 I.ia ROW opposite F1,t Omcel, ,..
Sew tlty.
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0piur Eaters Ea-ilv Cured by one TINT
usea IL Tor - years. Address
JOSEPH A. DUNN. Elizsbethport, ~.
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theniseiyes win Bucnans Clrboi.c soaps SO John st
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Business Clothes.


Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chnir,n
teething n old and we-tried remedy II hasstood
the tees OF many years anu va, never Known " fan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-10

ChrirtadOrO's Hair Dye nets instantaneous
y, ana AlNAys prOduees The .haIes deslrtd
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MAkIHE INIELLIGENoE.

ufxrl-rRx sLIANA.-rvrs nav
sun rises. 81 sun SETS. 32 Nool rises. 81
Ht.H WArER-rHt. psr
: andy Hook o so Gov isAnnl0 as Hell Gate Il IL
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Steamship Spain Liverpool, IN Use. and pass.
steamship Aib-marie. Lewcs. mis,.
St.amsaip Neptune. Boston. misc. sni pass.
Steamship Celtic. Liverpool. nise. and pass.
A 80 .nt usua. ris-i sIl cptstSis. vsst.i>
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

A SURFACE STRIKE. Recently
we mentioned that the Herald
Mining Company had started work
upon their claim, situated in close
jux,aposition to the South End.
They had yesterday got down
about ten feet when suddenly the
workmen came upon vein of ore
about two and q half feet wide.
Samples of the ore were assayed,
and the result was quite beyond
all expectations. The Assay show
ed no more gold than mere traces,
contrary to what is generally the
case So near the surface. The Her.
aid company are the first to come
upon so promising au ore body SO
near the surface in this vicinity.
This naturally leads one to wonder
how mauy leads there may be in the
hills about here covered over few
feet with decomposed rock. or may
hap with a thin layer of soil.
which. if discovered. might aston
ish the finder. The adjoining
claim TO the Herald. mentioned
above, we understand to be looking
we'll. 1t is under the superlntend-
ency of thorough going mining
man of much experience. The dis
coveiy Of rich ore SO near them
will infuse. or should infuse, new
life into the company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

A MEETING AFTER FIFTY
YEARs.-A few days ago a tramp
called at the assay office of II. har-
ris and addressed that gentleman in
Danish, telling him that he had
heard of him as a countrynan of
his; that he the visitor) had been
burnt out in the Chicago fire and
had come TO this country looking
for work, which he could not pro-
cure, being unable 10 speak much
English. MIR. Harris asked him
where he came from, and as he men
toned his birthplace in Denmark he
became interested and questioned
him on the knowledge OF families in
his native town. He spoke OF sew
eral, and among them the names of
Mr.. Harris father and mother, say
ing they had two children, one q
daughter called Mathilde, and a son
the name he could not remember.
As the man seemed hungry, Mr..
Harris gave him some money to go
to Munck.on's eating stand To get a
square meal. When the man came
tack he said: al remember now the
name of that boy" and he called
Mr.. Harris irst name. When Mr.
IL. told him that he was the person
named, the old fellow began to talk
OF the days of oyhood, of irolic, of
scrapes, aud the stealing of neigh
bors' apples and cherries. Mr..
Zaeharian, also Dane, was present,
and the conversation between the
two of childhood's days was very in-
teresting aud lasted for hours Mr..
II. took him TO his house in Gold
Hill, whore he Immediately recog-
nized and named, by seeing the por.
traits, Mr.. HIS grandfather. father,
mother aud sister. MIR. Harris lefl
the town in the beginning of 1873
aud only paid it u visit IN 1885, after
graduating At the University of Co.
penhagen: SO this recognition dates
back nearly Any years. How queer,
to meet SO many thousand miles
from home, aud AFTER the lapse of
half century.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

The VIRGINIA FIRE.-The fire
which occurred in Virgins on Mon
day, by which property on c streetto
the amount Of $40, 900, in round num-
beers, was destroyed, demonstrated
the value of hydrants and hose, with
high pressure, in such dangerous
situations. Ii should prove To the
people of Silver the need and the IN
valuable efficiency of u like arrange
ment here.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

The srocK MARKET. - Stocks,
which for the past week have been
going down in search of the bottom,
have perceptiply revived. Yesterday
they were stronger in the morning
board than on the day before, and
the afternoon sales showed stiii
better condition OF the market. Some
heavy orders went in from here day
before yesterday, so we are informed
by prominent operator, the buyers
evidently believing that the time had
arrived Tor making purchases. Wheth-
er the bottom has been reached or
not, time alone. which solves all such
problems, must tell. There will
probably be some seesawing during
the few months between this time
and the regular fall rise, 50 that
shrewd spectators may reatlze
enough by short turns to keep up the
interest OF the business and realize
current expenses, but there can rea-
sonably DO expected no decided
movement until the California har-
vest Is ended. Generally speaking
flor there are exceptions which one
should carefully guard against in
speaking on this uncertain subjeco,
such a time as tn, present furnishes
an opportunity for Investments, safe
1t not made ON broad margin, and
promising good returns, But in
ihese stringent times most Of specu-
iators find themselves In up all the
way from their knees tn their heads,
and in excellent condition to over
come the allurements Of further m
Sestment. Aad 70 il gues in stocks.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

CLIMATIC. The climatic changes
experienced In this region are per-
haps unsurpassed for abiuptness
anywhere under the sun. A few
days ago We were all sweltering un-
der a scorching sun and in an at
mosphere as motionless almost as
the hills. Yesterday the zephyr
was rampant in the air. and 1t was
actually chilly. No linen coats
could be seen, aud fires would not
have been uncomfortable. There
is nothing monotonoas about thus
climate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21
A CIVILIZED INDIAN.-Big Mattel

A CIVILIZED INDIAN.-Big Match
ez, second in command OF all the
Pintes, has been devoting the great
est part of his time lately to getting
drunk. Within the past fortnight
he has called at our office five or six
times to make complaint against
some one of his tribe. and each time
he has been thoroughly bonzy.
When he is thus in the hands OF
Bacchus he is quiet and doci,e, un-
like most of his race in this respect.
He imagines, however, that some
wrong is being done him by his own
people, and seems to think the only
power of redress lies with the jour
nalist. Yesterday he said that In
dian George had threatened to kill
one of his daughters, and they had
fled in terror from him. He wished
that we would call attention to the
matter in our next issue, that public
indignation might rest bravely upon
the shoulders of the dangerous
George. Where Natchez gets his
whisky is a mystery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

ALEXANDRA THEArER.-This thea
ter is fast growing into popular favor
in Virginia. The tone of the per-
formances has been elevated until
now the most sensitive person may
attend aud not experience any dis
cord with his fine feelings. On Sat
urday last the matinee was largely
attended by ladies.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

New Coos. -k,p,eS 4 Black
mer, who do u lively business in
the grocery line. were yesterday
engaged in replenishing their
Shelves with the summer styles of
family lain,ies. A large shipment
OF merchandise ia boxes. in
barrels. sacks and so on. cumbered
tic sidewalk in front of their place
all the forenoon. They keep all
the kItcuen dainties that ia any
wise appertain to tirst-class fam
NY grocery store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

THE NORTH CARSON The new
machinery OF this mine will be
started to day. Everything Is in
good order about the works, and A.
y. Gould, the superintendent Is con-
fident Of good work from this issue
forward.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

MAYHsN.-George Perasich was
arrested this afternoon on complaint
Of r. Fred Brooks, on u charge OF
committing the crime Of mayhem.
II appears that Perasich entered
Brooks store for the purpose OF
purchasing u ring for bunch
OF keys, and that some unpleasant
ness occurred concerning the price.
High words ensued and Mr.. r. was
ordered out OF the store. words
came, ~ usual, to blows, ana In the
melee George took fancy 10 a piece
OF Brooks neither lip, the when ne
then and there chawed of,-- rue
Carson Tribune, June ~.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

CLARssY's Place. - Men from
idaho who admire liquid comforts
gotten up on the old familiar plan.
should they chance aloag on b street,
Virgins, might drop In next door to
Mnoncy's stable and see what an old
timer can do for them. Claresy Is II
lad we'll posted in the science ot
cocktails.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

TAHOE STAaEs.-Elsewhere in this
issue we publish an advertisement
from the Tahoe Stage Company, set
ting forth the advantages of that line
of travel. Persons leaving this vicin-
ity for California can by this line
visit Lake Tahoe, see its beauties
fully, make connection with the trai n
at Truckee, and 60 on west without
losing more than few hours time.
For example, at eighth the morning
You leave Virginia, take the stage at
Carson, and arrive at the lake at one
in the afternoon. Ample line is
then afforded to explore the locality
and arrive in Truckee in the evening
few hours in advance of the west
bound train.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

PunLIc READINGS. From pri-
vate letter We learn that il is the
intention of Misses Larawe AMI
Livingstone to give public read
ings in this place some time dur
ing tine present week. The ladies'
have real in several 18th r towns OF
the State. AN the prs>s has spoken
of them in hi III praise.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21
The BLANCHARD LiNE-This lime

The BLANCHARD LlME.-This lime
is now used almost exclusively in this
part of the State. 1t is sold at u
figure much below the cost OF i'm
ported lime, and is better in every
respect than the latter. As an evil
dence of the good favor in which it
is held by builders, we may ailude to
the fact that the supply at present
does not equal the demand. The
agency for the sac of this material
is nj 164 South & street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

STARTED Ur.-The new machinery
on the South End mine was for the
first time started up yesterday. II
operated perfectly. 1t is OF sufficient
bower To hois, SOD feet. Yesterday
,hree regular eish, boar shifts wen,
TO work, and the sinking hereafter
will be continued regularly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

DEPARruRE.-Mr. NJ. V. Follett,
passenger conductor on the V. & I.
II. r., will to-day start on visit to
his old home in Elkhart, Indiana. As
a ticket takcr Mr.. Follctt has proved
himself success, and has wide
popularity with the travelling public
OF this part OF the State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

BoRN.-Thc wife Of Georgs w.
Keith, If Dayton, on the 10Th inst.
presented her lor with daughter.
Mr.. Keith is said to be very good
natured about the event.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

MEDICINAL whatsoever may need
the services of thorough physician
in matters that sometimes overtake
the wayfarer along the road OF life
caa fad the same III DR.. III. Wagner.
No. 1856 South G street. His terms
are most satisfactory.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

A PuoToGRAPHIC GAILERY.-Mr.
L. Van Blarcon was yesterday en-
gagged in erecting a temporary pho
tographic room on the vacant lot adj
joining the post office. He will be
ready tor business in few days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

AssEssMENr.--Persons who hold
stock in the Aureola silver mine will
be glad to know that an assessment
Of 10 cents per share has been levied,
delinquent ON the 9Th of August.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

VARIETY SroRE-Mr. c. Hickey
of Dayton disscminates certain in
formation tor the people in another
column of this issue concerning a
store that he keeps in tina. town. 1t
will repay perusal ii you want to
post yourself upon the business cop-
Germs Of DAYTON.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21
srOcK REPORT.
TUESDAY. June 10.
Noruiny hoard.

TUESDAY. June 10
Morninx hoard.
O mir. .,os,si; 3sssasa; 990st7: 7oa47x.
Nexicau. ,6slsl5 =; S95s15i; ioss2s's
Gould h Curry. .ll0aisk: 6oslsS; iioaisS.
Csiifornia. .soa7l n; ssoa7-; 4oa72S; l25a'as;
savage. .ss.i7a; sosi1S; soai7s: soai7s;
50ai;ss.
assA: io0ss74 y; - iss Is: iioa57k.
Hale & Norcros-. tui0ag: lu5ssa,, iO0ass..
Crown Point. 2essi0; l75a9's; loass
Yellow Jacket. .asoass. si0asss; assasia; soa
49,; toa2sis; 5Oa2sbs.
Imperial, ssasis; l65Os6: l0oa6ss.
Alpha. .asoaits,: aeoats; 7sa.sabso; soaiIh:
1Oa4t; loAttA
Beicher .soaie's: asoaie; isesie,s.
sierra Nevada Email: lOalik; G0AllS; 1ae
II: lo0sli y; 30si0S.
Coma icnce. .50alsS.
Utah. .l0sl5 y; 6ssl7
Bullton. l5st.
Exchequer. 4ioaisa Toals,s.
Overman. .l2nas4. 5oai3S.
Justice isoa2i abs; Si5a2l y; l0osaia.
Union, .G6osio; i1aios.
Lady Bryan. 9iass.
Julia .loo0ss; 50STi.: 5oaIS.
Caleionia. .l5oa7 u: 4lossss; louaIas.
Aueraaan Heard.
Eureka Con. .aooali, soaiiA.
Mansfield. 100a2Sc.
Golden Chariot. 200a2S.
Pporman. .lsiia6p.
Kuickerbocker &as0c.
baltimore 5oal y: iiuaf; sal.
silver Hill .i2oa's; 1oa7a.
Belmont. .IosaA.
Leopard .S55a..
Ola. .lDozISc.
DAYTON tooxSis
New York. .iSoa 15c.
wcoiyilie. local.. l5oalS.
Lady Washington. .ados2ss 3sasaS.
kossuth. 4ss's: ?saSOe; s5s'sc.
Andes. .tss0s2 y.
Wells Fargo, .s8nss.
Ward .e0aiA; l5oalS: AL; 0als SoAls
Northern Belle. i3Sa4J: loaiSS, ltoaAS; liza
~.
Gen. Thomas. ssoass; sasis.
Leyiathan4 aOuxfoc; ll&as5Sc.
Cosmopolitan .7oosie',
North Con. Virginia. .5oato; looa3Sc.
Prospect. .3oaf y.
Morning Star. .looaa
Virginia. .2S0a3S.
North Monumental .1Nlasac.
Csl,farnia. .ssaa-A. lo5A7AA: iaSaIaS.
Justice. .asSa2e-
CON. yiryinia. .s7osss; sosasss. 6oa3s; soa
s1's; 70a5;s: 7tea5Is.
Yellow Jacket 6eoA2a y; 5oaa9',.
Beleher. .3SAi6.
Mexican teOsa1: ioaa'.,: iooaa6i: 6oaa6s.
Best 4 Beichers. loassis; sas4os; baoaso.
Alpha S0At6. l0osssS; 20aAes; lioaa'
Imperial. .ss0a5 a ioosdh
Ophir. llo4sssa; ss5ats.
Union. .i.5sioss: Sosio.
Gala doais Seosfs y, ooas
Sierra Nevada .2oaIlA, laslis: soalfs
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

FINE GARDENS Yesterday whilst
in Carson we visited the private gar
den of Mr.. II. b. Sharp and found
literal forest of flowers and trees sur
rounding his house. Carson is a
place we'll suited to arborculture
and flower gardening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

DIED OF Hrs INJURIEs.-We learn
through private dispatch from San
Francisco that Felix Cassumago,w who
was recently injured in the Justice
mine, died in the French hospital at
that place last night.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

A NAN by tho name Of Henry Reid
shdffled of his mortal coil by the aid
Of = six shooter at Winnemucca last
Saturday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

On. II. wAsxER's Dispensary. No. lsa south
0 street. Virginia, Nevads, Is the best pisee 10
get cured OF seminal weakas'es, chronic and
private diseases. lie guarantees cure, or no
pay. Consultation free,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

ROBERT w MUNsoN was run over
by locomotive in Reno on Monday
and received injuries that will Grip
pie him for life.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

PETITION FOR PARDoS.-A petit
ton is in circulation in carson ask
ing the Board OF pardons To remit
the fine imposed on Cade and Hone.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-21

FROM BELLvILLE.-We yesterday
met MIR. r. G.. Wright, of Bellville,
aud CLEANED some information con-
corning that mining camp. lie gives
favorable accounts of the Morning
star claim and predicts u bright flu
ture for the whole district.