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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
OhraZeni.

Nektefi nepfatele roztrusuii, ze isme
ma ceste do Ameriky, konane r. 1853, ma
loGi p. Ant. Patkovi, spoIucestoyateli a
rodaku nasemu, odcizili iston sumu pc
nez. Tuto pomluvu, kteraz Sc jiz 90 leta
vlece a nam mnoho mrzutosti zarmut-
ku pdsobi, prshlasuieme "a zlolaine ma
cti utrhani. Reteny p. Patka dosud ziie,
nuz necht Sc vyslovi, zdaz pomluva ia na
pravde Sc zaklada. Pokud on sam mas
neObvini - on toho uGiniti nemlze.
protoze vi, ze my mu zadnych penez me-
odcizili = jsme nuceni kazdeho pomluyy
te roztrusOvatele povazovati "a bidneho
ma cti utrhate. Spolu prosime vsecky
pocestne dobfe smyslejici krajany sve,
ably neobt6zoyali sobe oznamiti nam tu
kterou osobu, jez by urhacstvi to dst
rossifovala sHbuieme vypla
TIT tomu, kdo by nam p6vodce utrhacsty
toho udal so dollard.
Jan Karolina Kopfstein.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

Deputace. Jak Sc dovidame, Wy
pravi Sc zytra deputace ct. fadu ,,Svor-
most" do St. Louis, aby Sc 1csstnila vyrot
nj slavnosti tamejsich fadd SLOVAN G.
|. MISSOURI &, III. Deputaci vede p.
J. Kos. Donfame, ze nektery pand nam
po navratu vernon zpravu slavnosti po-
da. V te nadeji pfejeme Jim sfastnou ces
tn prosime je, ably pozdravili cd mas
srdecne oba fady st. louisske vsecky de
putace c. S. p. S., jez Sc k pfilezto
tosti te tam seldom a vyfidili jim, ze kdyz
telesne nemozno aspon duchem budeme
mezi mimi dliti. Ma zdar vyrocni slavno
sti Slovana /. Missouri III. St. Louis.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
Oznameni.

Rada pro opravy podala IN. radG zpra
vu vykonan6m odhadu pozemkoyGho
maietku hrani5iciho ulici Warren.
Odhad jest ucin6n K zaplaconi skod pfi
fknutych a yzosych siee, upravoyani
zlepsovani uliee Warren, mezi ul. Fo-
rest Martin.
Reteny odhad jest vylozen GfadovnG
mtstskeho pi8afe.
Fsecky strany, kterGz prot odhadu to
ma namitky ciniti zamysli, neclf tyto IN.
pisafi do peti redGl cd vydani oznalneni
toho pisemnG podaji.
Ino Nc Intosh, NEST pisaf.
Cleveland, o, IL. kv6tna 1876.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

Frantisek k Palacky. S pot6-
seuim hrdosti zaznamenavame, ze vse
cky americk6 6asopisy, iez mas cd soboty
dosly, pfinasi vice meme obSirn6 zpravy
o umrd Franti5ka Palackyho, zfcimy to
ddkaz, ze slavny ten Czech syttoyeho im6-
ma poziyal. Zdej5i Herald n. pr pise:
Frantisek Palacky, teskY d6jepisec, iehoz
0nrti sobotu po podmofSk6m telegraph
zvestoyano, byl rodily Moravan. Pfesi =
div Sc r 1923 do Prahy, byl ustanoven
redaktorcm casopisu ceskGho Musea "a
1881 jmenovan Cd ceskych stavd d6epis
cem kralovstvi Geskeho D6jiny Czech,
iez sepsal n6m6cky (Palacky psal deliny
sve cesky n6mecky zaroven a nikoli ien
nGmecky. Pom. red. Pokroku) byly Wy
dany nakladem stava sesti dilech. Pa
lacky byl protestant co do politiky svo-
bodomyslny. krorn dtjin svych vydal
cetne spisy d6iinach Geskych, literatu
re posledn6 r. 1869, vydal latinskf spis
o zivot6 u6eni Jana Husa.
Take zdeisi n6meck6 listy pfinesly ne
ktera zivotopisna data Palackym.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

V OAK o t e ln6li vtera noci pied
hospodou Cecha Hnlise hrozny kraval.
Zena nedavno do Ameriky Sc pfist6hoyay
siho Cecha sa 81 do te hospody pro muze
kteryz tam cd rama popJel a karty
hral, ale hospodsky zavfel j dvefe pred
nosem a nepustil il do vnitf. Rozlicena
zena nadavala tax strasn6 tropila tako-
w povyk, ze Sc lide Sc vsech stran sbiha-
Ii, mysice bIh VI co Sc to d6je. Ramus
ten trval asi dve hodiny. Po policii ne.
bylo nikde pocichu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
DikuYZdani.

Nlie podepsani vzdavaii nejsrdetn6js IS
diky cesk6mu staviteli p. Franku Luke
soyi Akron, Ohio, "a ' pravd6 sloyan.
ske pfivitani a pohost6ni. Spolu QUA
mUjeme mu. ze jsme zpatecni cestu vel
mi priiemn6 o1byli We zdravi domI Sc
vratili. Ma zdar.
Anton Fr. Placak.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

Stavitel am zednik & m k
povsimnutf Phi stavbe pfihazi Sc
caste, ze nahodou neb neopatrnosti ueko-
mu padne vapno do Okla, COZ mdze miti
nasledky velmi povazIive. V pfipade
takovem jest pry nejlepe vymyti ST oko
studenou vodou, niz rozpusten jest kou.
SEX cukru. Cukr slouci Sc oku vap-
nem ziravy dciDek vapna Sc tim 1pln6
zrusi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
ktcrak Opatrite 81 dOmOv
IL Zbavitc Sc rentu.
Rent zaplati VAN staveni a L

Po nGkolik dnG budu miti ma prodei
n6kolik peknych lotd nablizku, jez "a ce-
nu nizkou sice "a $500 prodavam. Ne
musite zadnou splatku utiniti, pokud iste
81 ma pozemku maIy domck nepostavili,
n6mz byste bydleti mohli. Pfestante
platiti rent, kteryz j vami misy. Ne,
bot co nynl Platte rentu, tim koupite 81
lot domek. Nemeskejte a popteite Sc n
FRANTY NOVAKA,
222 Superior str.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

[ tonul. V pondeli rano nalezena
' fece ulice Front mrtvola Jamese Rot
ha. ClOvek ten byl zamestnan drahy.
Poslednt jej lide vidtli minute pondth,
cd te DOLBY ale nebyl cd nikoho widen.
Nejspise spadl napilosti do feky. Ydo-
va ttyry ditky, bydlici ulici Aaron,
po n6m truchli.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

Odporuteni Neni horsi bolesti,
nez boleni zubd. kdo sc bolesti takove
zbaviti chce, nechf neopomene zaiiti k
zubnimu lekari G. II. Hurdsovi, kteryz
nanzelce m6 ntkolika sekundach b z
b olesti vytrhl diva zuby. Drive il o.
vsem trochu omamil, ably zadne bolesti
necitila. Pan Hurd jest velmi zrueny a
k lidem vlidny.
Nj. kreiti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

NyroCni slavnost Slov. Lipy
byla tax slabe navstivena, ze teprv6 pc
desat6 hodin6 vecer die programu zahajo
ma byti mohla. Kdyz obecenstvo iiz ami
takove zabayy .nenayst6vuje, musi byd
zajistG zle penize
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
Hugo Hensch
NyZiVna mOuka dGtSka
t6z pro
ncduzivC a ZOtavujici sc
rovn6z Gcinkuie vyborn6 proti
mcduhum letnim.
mcduhlum letnim.

G Z g n a $ | e d ujict
odporuceni vynikajicich l6kard
tohoto jinych NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusivSe Hugo
Hensche moucku vybornym usp6-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym sv6domim
j odporuGiti mGzeme obecenstvu.
Gust. G. +. Weber, NJ. d. Cleveland, O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
Cesk6 piVO!

Pfatele znamf moi uslysi zaiiste s
pot6senim, ze jsem zacal vatiti pivo die
ceskeho spdsobu. jehoz hojnou zasobu We
sklepich mann. Pivovar mdi jest znovu.
take mohH vafiti to nejlahodn6i.
ii a nejzdrayejsi pivo.
Jan PrOsek.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

amovrazda. N6moc Carl Puder
Sc vtera V poledne Y jedn6 sv6tnici
Leickov6m blocku zastfeliI. koule proie
la mu srdce. Dosud nevi Sc, co ei k
skutku tomu pohnulo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30


pavuie diky staroccskt
ha veskery zivot 6esky
iale, octnou Sc vefein6 ma
!, kdo nalezaly Sc "a dob
konkoIu,- Samo mGsto Plzen, kterez
od dob noveho hnuti narodniho bylo roz-
hodne syobodomyslne kdez prav6 len
rozhodua syobodomyslnost ziednala Ges.
kemu zivlu tax mocnou prevahu, strzeno
jest klerikalnimi vlnami D1kazem Jest
tato udalost klerikalni sosaci plzenst
slavivali po dlouha leta tax zvauy ,novy
svatek' na pamatku osvobozeni Plane cd
oblezeni hustsk6ho. Pfi tom ,vyrukoval
cely regiment plzenskych ostrostfelcd v
pine parade, rano Sc sttilelo, odpoledne Sc
pilo ma radost, ze Hustle S nepoiizenou'
odtahli. Cesti vastenci cd mnoha let Sc
snazili, ably svatek ten eeska Plzen nesla-
villa. Po dlouh6m namahani mnohych
obtizich sc to podarilo. r. 1870 Sc slav-
most to, .lez povazovana "a skvrnu pro
teskou Plzen, vice o d yvala ta
Ike ostrostfelecky sbor odfekl dalsi Gca-
stenstvi nj To pany patery mrzelo;
netroufai 81 vslk postavit Sc ma odpor.
Vytkali dobu. Nyni, kdy fouka po Ce
chach vitr cd Rima, vytasili Sc nayr
hem, obnoviti slavnost ,noveho svatku'
jent pfipadal vzdy ma prvni nedeli ky6t
nu. Ably nepobourili nepratele ,noveho
svatku', za6inaii opatrn5. Chytry pan z,
Herold, ,polni kaplan' ostrostfeleckeho
sboru utinil navrh, ably Sc move
no syatku Sv6tila ,destileta pamatka
sveceni praporu sboru ostrostfeleck6ho.
Navrh ten ptijat I. kvetna vyrukoval
k velik6 radosti klerikaldv plzenskycl
ostrostfelci plzensti ma nam6sti stflleli /
znoyuzrozeni ,noveho syatku.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

Vyrov m darske { Dc k O.
nano. Komedie natlaku Sc strany uber
ske dosahla praktickeho dspechu. NADIA
ri vyhrali ma ukor cislajtanskych poplat.
nikd, CO ie pfi tom neismutneisho, ze
to ieiich vit6zstvi pfedlozi Sc nam co nevi
det jakozto v &c h otova. - Ce Sc no.
why ustavack6 nakfi6ely, ze Sc Uhrdm
povoliti nesmi, co Sc We schazich posla
neckych namluvilo, sc strany minister
stva naslibovalo, re "a zadnou cenu Sc
Uhrum move ustupky poskytnouti nemO-
hou = mic ma plat " Pesti nekolik XII
klounI dokazalo, ze u pin { d no dn u
ii We vsech v6cech, totiz uplna
povolnost prot Mafardm zachraniIo
stat pied nebezpecim, rozlouGiti Sc neko
lika neidrazsimi osobickami tom a
onom kabinete. Jsou tn sice tn tam
fisska rada, ktere maji vyrovnani prijmou
Ii a schvaliti - ale TO Sc samo sebou ro-
zumi, le svym pambiGk Gm ministrdm sko
dit nem1ze parliament, jenz by bez Mich
tez Sc k >ecnemu spanku ulozil. 81. LIST
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

Loupez. Y ned6li vloupali Sc do
domu p. Purkhursta uici Clinton lupi
cove, ktefl tam "a $3.50 pfedmGtd nloupi-
Ii.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
Mistni Zpravy.

Ones konana Jest slavnost ovenGeni
hrobd padlYch vojind.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
Jan PrOsek.

Celorocni schhze akcionafd Sp. Ceske
tiskrany odbYvana bude dne 10. Gervna
v misnosti Pernna Jezto dilezite iedna
nj ma pofadku Jest, ocekava sc ze Sc PAM
akcionafi dostayi.
j. ". Sykora
|. &. tajelnnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
DULEZITE
VLASTNiKUM DOMU
Ct6tc q ukazte sOusedum.
Natfete domy sv6
IuCebnfnli barvami
MILLER BROS

ktere Jsou vyrobeny z cisteho bilGho olo.
va, zinku a ln6nGho oleie, pflpravene ma
bilou, cernou sto iiny;h rozmanitych
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lesk a
vsaje Sc hluboko do dfeya, takze tfikrate
tax dlouho yydrzi jake kterakoliv iina
barva ma syet6, ackoliv stoi celou tfeti-
nu meme, nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr-
zisti nachazi; Pfihlaste SO u MILLERA
A BRATRU, iichz barva zdobi neimens
sto tisic stavcni; vsecky ostatni jsou pom.
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysved.
tenl, lez vam bezplatn6 hndon noslanx
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

If nothing happens, the Emperor
of Brazil will arrive at New York
within the next week at furthest. In
that connection, the following para
graph from The New York Tribune
is about as striking as anything we
have seen:
Although Dom Pedro intends
travelling with as much privacy as
his rank will permit, there are some
forms of courtesy so appropriate that
he will not be able to decline them.
a nation cannot simply allow guest,
who represents another nation in his
own person, to enter her gates and
enjoy the freedom of her grounds;
she must meet him with words of
welcome and accompany him with
refined and unobtrusive attention.
Dom Pedro's distinction is not solely
his title. As the organizer OF Sc
cnre and liberal government, under
which the resources of lis vast realm
have been steadily developed, COM
munications opened, and commerce
and industry generously fostered: as
the patron of science, art and liter
AZURE; and finally, as the Liberator
who has loosened the shackles OF the
last slave on the South American
continent, he nobly deserves such
honors as our Government and peo-
pie can appropriately offer. Having
assumed the imperial power in his
sixteenth year, he has for thirty-fve
years endured the cares of govern
ment, interrupted only by a trip of
eight months to Europe in 1S71-72.
lie is now fifty-one years old, and
in the prime of his physical and
mental powers. Personally. his
presence Il very imposing; he is six
feet three inches in height, strongly
built, with a massive head, broad
brow and large dark eyes. He rep
yesents the force and ardor, not the
lapguor, of the tropics"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

BILE for ali the trouble between the
Government and foreign representa-.
tives. Steinberger was then placed
in confinement on board the Bana-
conta, where he remained at last ac-
counts. Frank Plat, who left Samoa
several days before these reported
occurrences, states that there is no
truth III the report, in his opinion,
as when he left the King and Stein
berger were on confidential terms.
He says that the L mon Missionary
Society in Samoa is at the bottom OF
the trouble. Innovations have been
introduced by Steinberger interior
ng with their income. Also, certain
European firms who had monopoly
of the Samoan trade fear the influ
ence OF an American in power on
on the Islands. He says that Foster
has been made the tool of conspira
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13
The Raid on Blaine.

WASHINGTON, April -. - The
story accredited to The Indian
apolis Sentinel of yesterday, has
been in circulation for some time
past in private political circles.
Blaine was made acquainted with it
and promptly denied it, stating that
it was an entirely sensational and
unfounded story. The story as re-
ported to Washington circles was,
that draft had been paid for Mr..
Blaine's benefit by Morton. Bliss d
Co., and that it was afterwards
taken by E. H. Rollins, Treasurer
of the Union Pacific Railroad. In
taking measures recently to correct
it. Blaine received the following
letter:
New YORK, April 6.
To J. G. Blaine, Washington:
Dear Sir:-In reply to your in
auiry we beg to say, that no draft,
note or check, or other evidence OF
value, ever passed through our
books in which you were known or
supposed TO nave an lnteICoe "a Ill
kind, direct or indirect.
Very Respectfully,
MORTON, BLISS & Co.
Also the following:
Office of Union Pacific Railroad
Company, Boston. March 31,--J.
G.. Blaine, Washington--Dear Sir:
In response to your inquiry | beg
leave to state that l have been
Treasurer of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company since April 8,
1871, and have necessarily known
of all disbursements made since
that date. During that entire
period up to the present, | am sure
that no money was paid in any way
or to any person by the Company, il
which you were interested in any
manner whatever. l make this
statement in justice to the company
you, and to myself.
Very respectfully,
Z. II. ROLLINS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13
Tally One for Colonel Grant.


George A. Townsend scores one for
Colonel Fred. Grant in The Baltimore
Gazette, as follows:
l have an incident to relate which
/ know to be true, and 1t is to the
credit of the Presidents son. He was
induced to go into the business of
banking at Washington city with the
son of that Judge Sherman, of Ohio,
who not long ago was obliged to re-
sign his judgeship on account of the
exposure of an attempt he made to
levy lobby charges on the estate of
the late Legrand Lockwood. The
Hon. John Sherman, it is said, put
up $4,000 for his nephew. For
Fred. Grant, Hon. ]. P. Jones put up
$21 900. The banking house did not
prosper, as there was little or no
legitimate business for it. Fred.
Grant gave it no attention. Young
Sherman, as business declined, en-
deavored to persuade young Grant to
compel business for the firm through
his fathers influence. "No," said
Fred, M'll not permit my father to
have any interest or part in this
house. 1 won't ask him to aid me in
any way. Everybody makes use of
him, and he has to stand the brunt of
it. We Can close up the place and
I can go back to my regiment" He
stuck to his determination at the risk
of much browbeating. The house is
closed, but the President suffered no
misapprehension from its transac-
tions.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

THE charge Of seduction brought
against Mr.. Blaine was scarcely in
print before the telegraph followed
it up with report that this promi-
nent candidate for the Presidency
had corruptly received 100000 from
the Union Pacific Railroad several
years ago; and that the reason of the
matter being kept secret so long
was because of Morton's withdrawal
of resolution to investigate, thereby
enabling Blaine to make a successful
run for Congress in 1879. Elsewhere
we publish contradiction of the
whole business. If there is any truth
whatever in these grave accusations
at this late day, it is to be hoped that
1t may be made known as soon as
possible; but the very recklessness
with which the enemies of Blaine are
throwing mud at him generally OF
Tate, ia the best evidence of his inno-
'cence. If he were to stir up the
doughfaces and ex-Confederates in
Congress about once more, as he did
last January, they would not hesitate
to assassinate him. That is about
the size Of it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

WASHINGTON, April H. Faulkner
of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, interviewed Fish yesterday
in regard to Colonel Steinberger's
mission at the Samoan Islands. and
was assured by him that Steinber-
ger the last time he went to the
Samoan Islands did not go in the
capacity of an agent of the United
States, but entirely on his own pri-
vote account. that he dare not in
any respect or degree represent the
United States, and has no authority
whatever from the Government.
The United States Consul to the
Samoan Islands has inquired of
Fish in reference to Steinherger's
status and has" been informed Of
these facts.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

FoRr Scayr. Kan. April ia
special from Usage Mission says
the people are wild with excitement
over the news of the decision of
the u. S. Supreme Court Of the
Usage ceded land case in favor of
the settlers. The decision secures
the homes of 80, 900 families. Three
hundred guns have been fired, bells
are ringing, bonfres burning and
flags flying. Speeches We're made
this evening by Hon. w. l.. Simons
and other champions of the settlers
cause. Mayor Stoddart has issued
o proclamation appointing Saturday
Of this week as day of general re-
joicing over the decision, when it
is expected 10000 people will be
present.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13
The Status Of Steinbcrger.

During the past year or two, the
public mind has been refreshed at
regular intervals by the recital OF the
story of the Steinberger expedition to
the Samoan Islands, and President
Grants supposed excess OF authority
in that connection. This subject has
been a pet theme of such sheets as
The New York Sun and their rural
echoes. The changes rung on the
Steinbcrger string have been so va
ried and cireumstantial. that we were
almost becoming jealous of the fav-
ored adventurer; for the romantic
stories accompanying him, in regard
to the soil, climate and easy-going
WAYS of the inhabitants, naturally
read well even to an old Californian.
Steinberger was made out second
Robinson Crusoe, SO to speak, being
monarch of all he surveyed, subject
only to the President of the United
States. In short, the latter had ex-
ceeded his great authority to such a
degree that Steinberger was no more
nor less than Viceroy-"a kings
substitute" as the word is defined.
The administration has been pro-
vokingly slow in knocking down
this man of straw. 1t is said
to be characteristic of Secretary
Fish to let the critics have their own
way about such things, until the
last moment, and the present case
is certainly in point. A Congress
sional Committeeman lone Faulk-
ner) concluded to make raid or
the Secretary of State in this con
nection a day or two ago. and the re
suit of the interview must have beer
anything but satlsfactory--1rom I'M
Democratic stand point. 1t turned
out that the great Steinberger, whit
fought with Grant at Knight
Ferry, has been acting in the island
aforesaid entirely on his own re
sponsibility-the Government hav
ing notified the U. s. Consul ther
to that effect. A dispatch from Sal
Francisco last evening, announcin,
the arrival of an Australian steamer
will be found elsewhere in these col
umns, which, though conflicting il
some of its details, is donbtles
mainly in harmony with the state
ment of the Secretary of State. An
thus Cmsarism gets another blow
and our jealousy of the redoubtabl
Steinberger is athing of the past.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

The GRANDEsr LIE.-At a ses-
sion of the Sazerac Lying Club
held last evening, a member re-
lated the story of George Washing
ton and the cherry tree. None Of
the other members had ever heard
the story before and it was unani-
mously declared the grandest lie
ever related in the Club. The mar
rator was at once elected to the
presidency of the Club Reese
River Reveille.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

OMAHA. April 1l.-W. II. Wood
arrived to-day from Custer City,
bringing with him samples of
quartz from lode within two miles
of that place. An assay made at
the Omaha Smelling Works to-day
showed l,616 26 gold. and $40.
silver He declines to give the
name of the lode or it's exact loca-
ton. He has arranged to ship a
car load Of the ore to the works here
at once.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

New YORK, April l2.-An ennis
sary Of Prince Gortschakoif, at Sui
tarina, took farewell leave of the
insurgent chiefs, distributed costly
presents among them, and prom
ised to act in support of their de-
mands. 1t is feared that hostilities
will break out between Servia and
Turkey soon.
1t is reported from Pesth that Ser
via will certainly take an offensive
position, and that military staff
has already been ordered to report
on plan of operations.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

The good people OF Chicago have
metsalmost en- masse, and resolved
TO purify municipal politics, even
if it becomes necessary to repeat
the role Of San Francisco in 1886.
Republicans and Democrats have
nominated Thomas Hoyne for
Mayor. History will be repeating
itself in San Francisco before long.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

TO RENT.
House with l9 rooms on D street. rent per
month, S225, house with rooms on street,
$50 house with rooms on street, $40; house
with rooms on + street, $40; house with
rooms on the Divide s25.
10 LEASE.
A lot on street, 15xi5; lot on G street 50x
so; lot on F street. houses on it, and a lease
for 20 years.
FOR SALE.
A house and lot on North street, price 81 :
500; splendid new house, hard finished, with
with six rooms on II street, lot 25xo0, cheap
for cash; house and lot on North street, 81
900; two houses on a lot on street, rent for
S35 per month, s., 400: lodging house with 10
rooms. centrally located on G street, rent OF
house $40 per month, $4,000; lodging house on
b street, II rooms, S. 100; lodging house ON d
street, s rooms, 81 400; liquor saloon ON South
@ street for sale cheap; boarding house on
South c street, 20 rooms-house. lot and fur
niture for sale reasonable; good paying
business for sale cheap; house and lot on
Main street, Gold Hill, lot 46xs6, 81 600.
Lots bought and sold on Commission. GEN
ERAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

TIE investigations into the mys-
teries and miscries of the Chinese,
at home and abroad, now under way
In San Francisco, are resulting in
some much needed information on
the subject if nothing else comes OF
It. 1t is probably best to know just
what sort of people our Celestial
fellow-sinners are, first and last.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

THE Enterprise says that there
was Centennial celebration at Bun
ker Hill last year, and that "there
are a hundred higher peaks in the
Adirondacks and Alleghanies." We
can now understand why that paper
and The s. F. Examiner devote so
rauch space to each other. News is
quite subordinate consideration.