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Jameson HAS '''' ",' ',"'''' way
down, ut us munster 'S"'" ""'c III
Seattle
AccIpENT-li'lie Ward, daughter Of
Mr. W. IL. ward "I '"is place. ''I' last
saturday ana DroNo her arm i"' lfNc'
'uie was reduce" ""' '"e i''''o SUI Is
romIor'"Ol''
We learn that Mr. Ro"sa, who hod his
jaw badly shattered at MI Nm' Hawk
ms logging camp Ic" "aNs ago, l.
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tbs nome 'n HD'y "'oOS"' "' '"''''o'
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We would call attention to the card
ot Il. IL. CardwcI' IN uhaintr column
We nave lIad WORK "ohe ht MS rooms
The work done there is exceptionally
hne' Tue operator W. H. Lewis io'mrr'
" OF b0Sl''e' " HIo''e 5 establishment !"
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Lo4Sers anu r'hei'r' VIII consult '''c''
interests oy P"'ron'2'ns tue en'crp''S'n2
aad reliable Hardware store OF "nslhol
~ NaId IN Seattle. ,,Ihcy nave large
Stock zeal III AL that class OF goods
needed ey L"Sgcrs on the Snohom'sh'
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Every one knows George McConam,
Pros. Atty, as an able Lawyer and us
an mdcpend drnt kind hearted, iovIal gen.
tIemcn. Now he Is n married man he
viii he looked upon as II permanent in
-titution. Success to you George.
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,priulIer in his hand carelcsslv water.
ing the spubbing most nj thc upncr
,teomcr hnaing II has bccp nI,nt,d
five ycors and uscd almost doilv Let
him snrinL,o o,yoy ora givo his wbolo
mind "a Il r,i,o mo,orch,l, ooso I,
:. ;n.s..,. ',.1.', '',,r','.' $50, -,
insanity "oScn' -''''"ucuncSS' or 'o'c'
which,
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ing occurred from it. One lady Mrs.
Roberts loosing five children. Mr.. 5. p.
Andrews lost one child -four years old.
n,sday, May II, and another child
about two years an. eight months old.
Arminta Marion Andrews, his only sur.
wing daughter died Of the same disease
tue Saturday following. These afflicted
families have our heartfelt sympathy in
this their great affection.
Prominent among the many signs of
progress in Seattle is the specification Of
business there. \ great many first
class establishments being opened up,
specially devoted to particular branch
ol business, representative institution
of tins class is the Arcade" established
few monthSs'nce by Messrs Boyd, Pom
Gin X Young, all Young men OF thorough
business training, and extensive expert
cncc. Mrssrs Boyd and Puncin being
employed in SthwAbnchcr's extensive cs.
uhislment for nearly four wear, last
past, Mr. Young WAS formerly mem
hcr of The wcll known firm OF pdmuhrcy
& Young. No men have higher busi.
ness reputation than these gentlemen.
Thcy Make Dry Goods, Clothing. IIats,
Ladies' & Gcntcmcn's furnishing gools
and Lumberman Goods "a speciality.
Their stock is carefully selected. prices
reasonable. They claim their stock to
bo fine most nshionol,r eyer ofr.r,d nm
tbn sonrd
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rrom T p Ivorsor stoomcr uold
Fror rdlio p;l,o =, ,ohir,s most with
ogrs
The hummipc birds nest of lnst week
WAS presented by William Hubert, IN.
stead ofThos. Duyall, as credited.
From NJ. T. Wight species of .laar-
I}cYs LvDpS, (Scn Wolff found in north.
cru sens. and sometimes as far south AS
cape st. Lucas. They ARE very seldom
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race "ou'u DC "''nos' 'F'V''S'"o'e'
SKNGIr IrENs,-Tt is reported that the
lower jun, through the work of men en-.
sose" 'neIo '"c P''' lc" "'o"'ns mas
so"' o"'' '''''"1 on's '"e '''"'" Jam e
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14

\ couple Of young men having
business up near the Summit Mil re-
Gently were detained there till late
in the evening. Returning they espi,-,l
a little kitten ~ IN the road, which
they humaEe!y took up into their
laps. The pungent nature of the
perfumery pcddisd By that little kit
ten c.n.ei lively trade in the
clothing business aftervsrd. One III
the sufferers said he would have
killed the disgusting thing if thu
game law bad not been IN force
carson Valley News.
One Of the young men mentioned
in the foregoing is supposed to ',
been the editor Of The Gold Hill
News, rs il 10 said that he was dowl
At the Summit Mill last week. Il
his luicd intervals hereafter he shout,
devote a portion OF his time to re
view Of his former zoologics
studies, and endeavor 10 avoid sue
odorous associates.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14

The present campaigu has been
thus far free from much excitement,
and the usual amount Of turmoil,
dust-raising and Understanding. As
the country grows Older and the CON-
mon schools exercise their influence
in producing a higher order Of gen
eral intelligence, that absorbing in
terest in a Presidential canvass which
in times past was so marked grows
less. The great majority Of voters
have now means at hand for inform
ing themselves on the Issues involved
in any contest. and are prepared to
act intelligently and independent Of
the swaying power of tervid orstory.
Intelligence from all parts of the
country comes in these times SO
quickly aud so fully that any one
who reads current news, withou,
pausing t. notice comments thereon,
may form rational opinion q Il
which is the right. Especially in
the present canvass there are so few
obscure issues that a voter Of ordin.
AIRY intelligence Is able to make ny
his mind reasonably upon which
ode his aid should be given. Cam
paigns are always conducted upor
some princiPis o; yovszasssss, 500,
plan fer promoting the welfare o
the people through the central gov
ornamental engine. The present on
is less distinctive in this respect tina
any preceding canvass, perhaps, sine
our government was formed, an
whichever side wins there is li,ti
danssr OF calamity bsfslHng tn
country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
BOILER EXPLOSION About

A BOILER EXPLOSION About
half-past 3 o'clock yeateriay after
noon a boiler explosion occurred a,
engine huEse OF the Chase mine,
situated in New York anyon, which
blew the whole house into atoms.
Some OF the shingles of roof we're
carried off 200 wards and the rest Of
The building was scattered in every
direction. Strange 10 say. the en-
gineer, 1t the time the explosion
took place. stood only eight feet
from the boiler and escaped with.
out injury. Two men. who were
engaged in sinking an incline in the
mine. on hearing the loui noise
caused BY the explosion. imme,ii.
stely proceeded to the surface to
inquire the reason Of the disturb
ance. but before they could reach
the Top Of the incline they were
closed in and fonn | it impossible to
get out. he engineer and others
.oon rescued the,n.-l Reese River
Reveille.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
TIE NEW YORK STOCK BOARD.

A Stock Exchange for the trans
fer of Pacific Coast mining shares
has been established in New York
1t was talked about a year ago, and
we had thought that the project was
dead. Some heavy capitalists are
said to have got hold of the enter
prise, and are confident that, by
swinging millions of money in the
business. they can control prices in
San Francisco aud make the Boards
IN that city second to theirs. II re-
mains to be shown how far they will
succeed in tins stupendous under
taking.
The real effect the New York
Board will have upon stocks
will be to keep the prices more
uniform and prevent sudden infa-
tons and disastrous iepressions, 1t
will, we imagine, interfere to great
extent with the manipuls,ious of
California dealers, for il pool is
formed that does not include the
New York men its objects can never
be carried out. Furthermore, East
ern speculstors are content with
small profits, and in the event Of a
rise they would throw their shares
on the market and break it before il
adya icei twenty per cent. Such a
profit would be so aliuring that they
would not wait q moment for Il
further advance. Being able to make
large purchases and fully cope with
Pacific Cast dealers in point Of
capital invested, they would prac'i-
cally prevent any sudden rise and .
spoil what We have been accustomed
to call good market. likewise,
We imagine. when stocks were on the /
decline they would put in such heavy |
orders rs would efec;ua!ly check any /
raoid downward ten iency and avert +
panic, thus keeping the market .
steady and narrowing down the mar
gin of profits to very small per
centage on investments. /
The tendency has been for years to .
lessen the latitude of advances and
declines, and now We have no more
increasing of values suddenly and
according to an ari,hmetieal pro
gression as formerly. Men are salts
fed with smaller profit than they
used to be, and when they are
brought side by side with Eastern
capitalists they will be satisfied with
still less. Wall street operstors are
content with an advance of two or
four per cent. and ten per cent in
crease would lie considered very
bonanza.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14

II az editorial which We And in an
exchange advocating the maintenance
Of the public schools free from the
influences Of religious crseda the fol-
lowing sentence occurs: ave trust
that law will soon be passed which
shall prohibit any American from
voting Who shall be borp after its
passage and who shall grow to man
hood unable TO read and WRITE" The
Ideals one that finds Judgement in ths
minds Of many Of Jur best citizens
and the question should be KEEP
alive until Congress 10 justified b,
public opinion IN making such !
~. Congress, ~ bslieve, woult
b - 5uselAM ncw.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
LOCAL ELECTIONS.

. four wears and State elections ever,
: two wears we have ample politica
entertainment The crowd of huDgr,
aspirants who are anxious to serve il
local affairs make State and count,
contests ususlly very interesting
We're il not for these aspirants, loca
politics would lack half the intcres
they now carry. They prick on vot
crs TO Il belief thst change Is neces.
sary to an economical and faithful
administration when often there is nc
ground whatever for such apprehen-
sion. They STIR up dissatisfaction
with the prevailing powers until a
popular tide of disspprovai is estah-
/ lished which enables them to sail
into place. There is no doubt
that if this ycarning for office were
no, observable there would lie less
interest in local politics and just as
good government. OF course this is
only true as general thing. There
are often cases that demand of them
selves change. But the change is
often as bad as the original. When
a man has been in office so long that
he understands fully its duties and
how to pcrfcrm them accurately, it
is often best to keep him there. Such
n person is more valuable to the peo-
ple whom lac serves than successor
possibly could lie who lacked expo
rience in public affairs.
Blu, considerations Of this kind
scarcely ever enter into the heals of
waters. although they are important
ones. Preferences based upon per-
sonal liking and opposition founded
upon Jealousy If others success, an
explainahlc notion that an incumbent
has held place long enough, and that
swift rotation is nothing bun fair play,
rule tne votes of most men in local |
elections. The system often makes |
bad worse, and seldom or never |
makes good "uough better. Voters !
uftea cast their ballots for a man of |
whose fitness for the place they |
know scarcely anything, BY such |
men of no ability what |
ever are often placed in position that |
requires at least intelligence above |
the ordinary. Those who are in office. |
even though they be wofuily deficient /
nj the beginning, are apt to know |
something If the duties If the places
and 70 he able TO fill them satisfac-
toriIy. Ii they were not, Grand /
Jurics would be very likely 10 find it
put.
There is this difference, then, be-
tween the ms ana the outs. and, cote
ris paribus, il is always in favor OF
the former. We believe especially !
that legislative bodies should he
as much - possible Of en-
perienced men, and Ia that end those
VIII have served and served faith /.
fully should be returned. II is OBJ
served in Congress that men never
more than learn the ways of that
body At the first session and admitted |
that nothing can he expected of ever
so brilliant 4 man inside vi the sec
ond or thiri year. BiaiGe WIS not
heard of ST all until his third year.
Jones should be retucned To the Sem
ate from this Stale when his time
expires, and those members Of the
legislature who have accomplished |
a, all in past sessions and /
whose time expires tins fall should /
be returned. We want mn Intelligent l
legislature. /
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14

TEE Nevada Patriot, . semi-re-
ligious paper published at Carson by
Rev. g. b. Allen, has Temporarily
suspended. Its publication IS TO be
resumed on the Eth If mex,
month. The cause or the suspension
Is the indisposiiinn If the editor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14

THE iNDEPENDENTs.--A meeting
Of the Independent County Central
Committee will be held in Odson
Hall, Dayton, on Wednesday, An
gust 10th, q 3 ?. II.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
Board OF ExAxIxEas.-The Cour

Board OF ExAMISERs.--The Coun-
~ Beard IT School Examiners, COM
posed Of G. d. McDufiie, County
Superintendent. Hon. W. N. Sea~ell
and Hon. w. c. Dewey, will meet in
Silver on Saturday, the 26ih instant,
at ] r. n. for the examination of
teachers, the granting Of certificates
and ihe renewal Of the same.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
Administrators Notice

mo caEpIroRs.-NorroE Is HEREBY
u given nv q. W Burier. the undersigned.
sdniinistrst r OF the estate OF Daniel Burrter,
decea,cd, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against said deceased to eSh ihit
the sam with the necessxay vouchers within
ten months from the first publication Of this
notice IN the undersigned at his residence, On
Carson River. Lyon county, Nevsda
q ". BURIER, Administrator
G. W KEITH. Attorney for the Administers.
tor.
Dayton, August u, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14

CoSvIcrIoSs---G. w. Keith. Dis
triet Attorney, has succeeded lately
in procuring several convictions be-
fore Judge Gould ami jury. This
10 hopeful outiook and Mr.. Keith
10 deserving Of credit for his perse-
verance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
Sheriff.

ID A. COOKE ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
H. . candidate for reelection for sheriff
of Lynn county. subject ~ the decision Of the
Republican County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
Justice Of the Peace.

a TAFT ANNOUNCES aIAsKIr 4
IA candidate for Jassice o. The Rssre Of
Htlvef City township. % hjsce - The dectsion
" the Republican County Csaveati' n.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
Stste Senator.

VuVHEo. &. DAVENPORT ANNOUNCES
III hi,nself q candidate for reelection for
stste SENATOR. sahject 10 the decision ofths
Republican County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
Dissolution Notice.

The co-psrtnerphip heretofore existing BE-
tween the undersigned. Samuel Ripley aud Z.
r. Blaekmer, - tins day dissolved by mutual
consent. Z. =. Bisckm-r having sold his Inter.
est 10 Isaac Haas
The new nrm af Ripley / Haas arr author.
lied - collect oil bills due the old arm and
will pay all liabilities Of the same.
SAMUEL RIPLEY.
Z. +. BLACkhER.
silver City. July 81. ISIS.
In referring 70 the above notice take ths
opportunity 10 thank the public Of Silver
city for past favors. aud trust that they will
bsstew the same patronage upon the new Hrm.
c. r. BLACKMER
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
County Clerk.

H q. LINCOLN ANNOUNCES HIM
He self . candidate for County Clerk.
subte 20 the decision OF the Republican
County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
County Recorder.

NE FNay " ARNOLD ANNOUNCES
nk Alsnss!f. at the solicitation of many
friends. . candidate fer County Recorder, sub.
lee. 10 the dcc is;on OF the Republican County
Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-14
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


WY n, LESrIn ANNOUNCES HIN.
y" self 3 casAtdaae l6r The ofslce u Gun.
sable VI ealves CITY township subject 10 tAs
1~cissos q Ne nspsbiieaa ooansy csavss-
tloo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-01
AUCTION SAILS.
By Green & Wise

rResl Estate agents and Auctioneers.
TOY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUSl
- executed by Robert II. Robinson, trustee,
and Mary A. Robinson, his wife, dated the 3sf
dsy of July, 1873, and duly recorder, the uh-
ders gned, a. trustee thorein named, ana ~ tGn
request of the party secured by ssld aeed. VIII sen
by public auction, on SATU RDAq, the 2oln OF
October. 1876, at 4 O clock p m, on tho prem
ises the property conveyed to him by the SAID
deed of trust, viz: The LOT OF GROU y -,
with the appurtenAnces thereto belonging, IN the
citv of Alexandria, Va, bounded as follows =
BEGINNING on the west side OF Royal street, pc
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, III the north me
If the lot conveyed by Gabr!ella a. Iuva' TO
Richard ii. Rowe; thence north along Royaist
seventeen feet seven inches. more or less, TO %
seph .Ianney's liuei thence west ninety nine
feet five i, ches or less; thence south 10 sala
Rowes line; thence east with SAID line nihety-
nine feet five inches, more or less to the begin
ming. together with the improvements, Fs=t
consisting of TWO.nTURI FRA Al hD<s44saS!.
HOUSE. h.,
Terms of Sale-One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue III
two equal nstalments at six and twelve monahs,
with interest; the purchaser to execute his notes
therefore, secured by deco of trust upon tie
premises Fifty dollars TO be psid on the day OF
sale rs q forfeit for non comp WIN tho
con 1e-ts Trustee.
ng~ TIE above sale is postponed until ''AI-
uRDAY, the 18th of November al the sane
h0ur and place. Ect Io-ls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-01

At w ashngton, close connect!c!!s with Eo.i"
mnd West 1T Danvil!e daily with !|o"'h
and Southwest, and =! Lyrchburs, twice daily
to South and West
Twice daily connections with Chrs & uti,
4. K. eastward 10 Richmond and west"ar1 l.
Stanton, " mite Sulphur snd at. tbs vaTlIL.
Springs on that line.
Both trains from South connect witt he
s. Ohio Ut Charlottesville for the West. I'll q,
is the only line running double daily trains
south OF Washington, and mahes nov tG" qu'ch
est tine ever made-less than % hours between
Wasning tcn and New Orleans
MANASSAS DIVISION, Mail TraiH-p"s-
ngers ieNve Washington daily, except >un-
d,.y 7.15 a. m, A!exandris : ~ 4. m, an, ar
rive At Strasturg 4 II 1 m. Leave Stras3ura
g. 10 ~ m, arrive ~ AlcZ Id 30 p. III.
WAkRENTUN RRANCH-Connccllon to
and from Warrcntuu with aiaii Ilain d.i.y."'.d
with south bound Accommodation Saturday ~
tcrlooH.
Accommodation leaves AlcXsr drla FIR Gor-
louisville Tuesday, Thursday AM >'atu .,ny n
I 90 D. ~. and leaves Gurdohsvllic Ior Ai"A"r-
dri. Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, IA. BAH,
Pullman ;.ecp-r daily, ,0ithout change, be
tmcer. Baltimore and New Orleans, .c"vs"a
Baltimore 1U.l5 p. III.
Centennial Excursion Tickets 20 Philaic. isln
Oh sale, good for thirty days. and through lek
els TO Tie south ani West at lowest rates,
II. j. FUKEACKE, zen. MamrLer
!. Is! EkjADCS, q. l. - Jy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-01
BOOKS, SIA1IONERY DC.
CCHOUL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE PUBLIC
SCHOOL BOOKS.

A full supply of all the books used just re.
ceived and will be furnished 1T tho owtst prices
For The more advanced schools and sa;iina-
RIGS a fine assortment ot ali TIN" leauing TEXT
BOOkS-Ancl Mt and Modern Hrsu-gcs--
Latin, Greek, Hebrew. French and Gtrman-
furnished on the most favorable terms.
Fine Stationery q specl&!ty.
New styles PapeLeries just received from %"
to Sl.50 each.
Mourning Paper and Ev.opas, new patterns.
french Qu.driie and Rep Papers, with En-
velopes 10 match. Very handsome
Paper ard Envelopes Of American manufHc-
lure; full line of Note Letter and Cap, Lcga!
Cap, Flat Letter Denny and Folio Post Paper
also very thin N ote and Letter Paper Tor foreign
correspondence
Blank Books, Pass Books, Time Books Vi en-.
orsndum Books, Composition Books, Bills Pay
able and Receivable, Day Books, Journals,
Cash Books, 1.edgers and Journals, Cap SIZE,
Crown, Deny and Medium, from two 10 TIVE, We
qures each, full and half bound.
Fine Poremonnies, in J.ussis Leather, SELL
Skin and Turkey Morocco; a!so Card CGscs in
Russia Leather anu Pear Opera GLASSES sc.
New styles English Bibles and Prayer Books;
very handsome assortment just received.
New Books Magazines and Reviews received
as soon as issued.
Owing to the new postal law increasing the
postage on packages Of merchandise iron. haii
cent to one cent per ounce which went into eff
feet April l, the price of lot No l. five quirrs,
Note Paper, prepaid, will be Csc; lot No z j0G;
lot No. 8, Goo; lot No. A. SOC and 81. French
Quad-ille same price.
GEORGE E. FRENCH,
sep No 95 King street