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COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 8.-Judgo Bingham, Of
thIs county, sitting as District Judge, .o-day
declined to grant tho injunctions asked for by
tho Western Union Telegraph Company, re-
straining tho 1snlttmore& Ohio Railroad Company
from transferring its telegraph wire between
Columbus and Wheeling from the Western
Union poles to the Atlantic & Pactac poles,
md from receiving commercial messages at sta
tfons where there are none but railway opera
tors, for the purpose Of tho profits Of such mes-
instead Of with tho Western Union Company, as
lGrctOfore.
, 1876-08-29

while said car Ii In nntton. II It bc an orcn car.
let It DO surrounded by tnonqu!so-bar, 3" that
l,o may mt be troubled With insccls.. Alaot let
tho car company build h'gl,-board fence atong
their tracks, so that hc may not get Tho benefit
on an c1tra gang Of men tn keep the ttntk clear
Of ftobarco+lll1s and cigar.ktutnps. Let every II.
gar-acalcr be compelled to cltjac his place Of
his1ncEs while this c1tra tnr fs natafHg his door.
way, and the smoker can still oecupy tile rear
scat OF n car or smoke the Pipe of peace On the
top OF some thus. I..B.
, 1876-08-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 29 1876.

into lIne, md al will he salnbrlon.,;"
., tho times; 0, the habits OF men! How de-
generate l,nvo ~o become tint on tho highway
Iear q pui,shmen.l II Egan il 10 b believed,
Mr.. Pcrto1at aul his gang will have "lcttcss in
tl'cir post.otiices," ~ any Of them had In days
not very remote, before lla Will provide them
dishonest net Of lifs His reeor, shows that; hfs
maniness In shakiug on tho Hing II sfacktcs
ts,,iI. tsstifes to III rc'peet for hltnseit, hia
posIng rGan IS "bounccd1r It will be this.
Tho new architect, selected because Of his want
of scrnp1cs as to the laws OF mine and thine,
Will beca!sc Of profcssonal pride, pcrhaps, but
~ conditions npsu wlicl, ie VIII 5s elected,
Alter tie plans Tic very instant ho does, this
there ta no longer contract, nntl the county Is
nll tnrown up2n the mercy q Walker, periolat s
l For Walker did id % lilo Essa plaas and oniy
upon tl!ctp can tho county ,npcl hitl
10 work al contract price. Alterations
n H.. tle plans,, Which wli1 inevitably foi"
whe'. tnny, Mt the discretion Of tic thieves,
amount To Just as much as tho original contract.
Again. i!,c stool-p1gson, for such tic new archt-
UT WI lo regarded ean co'tpas: tl!e steal f9r
Cd. With ono. scratch ot Ills pencil Io can
10 away with all the fuc cut-wotk'upon which
tic estimates werc based. and which wsrc In
building, by this movement, I um In
formol by experienced bui'lcrs and stone.
cutters, that as much .. sl5o,o0o
can be saved to tls eontrastot, which, Of coursc,
re',oin Indebted to Egan for his commission on
tho work as though he had superIntended It,
md the county must pay IT, and besides must
, 1876-08-29

10 khe Editor of TAs Tribura.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-1 haTo NOTICED the views
Of several Of your urcorrcspondcnts OH tho subject
Of smoking, while On TIC State street cars, mud
havc also word to say. am myself smoker,
and, though claiming but little merit for polite
ness, yet l say !, never allow myself,-not even
in my own fdmity,-to smoke when tho same Is
offensive to any, especially In close rooms; aud
to smoke In railroad-cars or sfagc-coac|cs, or in
public places, arc mt marks Of ngcntlcma1,, III
my op!nlon, and smokers had hotter abandon IT.,
for t1lcr own self.respcct aud tic opinion OF
ssks Sas< sooa o s tasy yusf oe9PS e Psss s1sscst ct
is an outrage, ns the s,nokc Ia driven into the
car c6nptctely,- to please one snoD, fifty
moro arc annoyed. Besides, u smoker that chi
not nbstnn for the period Vi the passage to or
from town, may as we'll admit the lack OF man
hood, II no more. OLD SMOKER.
, 1876-08-29
LET HIM BIZ sHkLTHnaD,

ze ~ Editor az TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28,-Haying seoa several srt!-
clcs ID your paper In regard to smoking, would
say, let tho ktreot-cas company run an extra car
for tbs benefit Of men that cannot stand cigar
smoke. Allow no NAN having cigar Or plpo In
hla mouth within ona block ol tho caz~track
, 1876-08-29

A,,t.,, tnrtoR tNep.) Appeal.
~. - Mtle BOY who went to tllu pcnic Yesterday
h,a saSh va good lltt1o hoy that lis pal,a guye
eoni 1i..S Ie1 new quarter of dollar. fr6cn thu
A'ue Ee4 guln-elaattu balloons. A{tvr 10
, 1876-08-29
BAcHELoRHOOD AND THE PRESIDENCY,

BAcHELoRH00D AND THE PRESIDENCY.
IN tie EdHor af The Tribune.
WEsr DErEnB WIS.,, Aug. 23.--Your COM
pnriaon Of Buchanan and Tildcn sungcsts M
important question involving Mr.. Ttlden's 1T
ness for tho Presidency.
think TINT no man without the disciplino
aud development that result from tho nvctago
oxpcrlcucc iu the family, ia qualified, In tho
best scnso Of tho term, for 80 high
trust. The reasons for this conclusion may
bc briefly stated; but to give all tho evidence
that might bo presented would require mora
space than # Is proper to occupy In anewspapc,-
article.
Tho strength Of our Republic has ever been
matter OF doubt to Monarclical Europe; and
tho united strength Of our people, IN their
Governments md Statesman Of tho Old World.
Accustomed rs they arc to armed forceants pow
CT, II Is not strange that, In the absence OF
our stability.
The secret Of our power they have not been
stood tic germ Of Our National life In its wo,l-
dcrful growth. Even Of our own people, there nrn
but few Who really estimate thcpowerthcrc isin
the bond that holtls in such perfect order the
United tic aggregation Of lo,ooo, ,opo pcoplo into
q living orkanihul deuomlnatcd Natiosi. This
bond, 80 subtle, has cpInc-down to Us as nat
ural product, perfectly IN harmony With tho laws
co,trao and progress Of human civilization. We
arc compelled torecognizo III the bond OF human
sympathy power % potent In tho organization
Of societies rs Is the law OF gravitatiun In coil-
type, charactcsizing as 1t does American clyilL-
zAtton, hns ever been, aud now ls, the great
conser,ator Of this power. .7[".
u0re, more than everywhere else, human
Ht1t1H
the doctrine that all men are born FREQ and
cqual Is only tho spontaneous expression Of this
growth; and that men Should be brave and
heroic III defense Of equal right to sic, liberty,
result Of dcairc to preserve md protect for all
what each chcsishcs Tor himself and Ills own.
It cannot bc dcnlcd that there Is q force in
this fa1nily-rclntlon that abidcs US an omni-
OF selflshness,- s,-despehtng and enlarging tllc
sympath!cs, maturing the Judgment, and ludue-
lug an interest IN others that enables
men tue better to interpret md apply
their relation to FREQ Government. 1n Wow Of
these facts it !s very evident that ono who has
noycr felt tho throb OF q singh. parental pulsa-
ton Is poor representative Of psop,o whose
~ aEo asn5n e ans bound together BY
the needs Of human sympathy ,tnto . living
organism, the health .and strength Of which d.,
yciopment, consistent NTH tho germ Of
Its growth. This germ has struggled
hard 70, existence; it has made an
heroic anl tllustrlons record, and ahldea to-day
organism known u Government. haye said
natural living organism, aul by this ! mean
TINT our Nation, moro than any other, is nat
u,a pfSnst ta 81 tbs sheat aa best interests
We had, with the system OF Slavery, two dis.
tlnct osgAnlsMs III ono boly,-tho component
, 1876-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
NO0LEY'S NEW CHICAGO THEATRE,
Clnrt.nt nnnnalfn Ebrftr m IIonan

Monday tV0nInE, AHE. x, We1ot8I1y HRtuFd8y
MatiUerR.
HooLEX'9 NIIN5TRBr9l
EIst :ppssfsscs Il MXti:S S%A S$!ook. VI .asa
knights AIt1itary snottar!c iGo YEARS 400. Thu
parade and r q tbs miniature regiment Of Continent
cs:1 M es The nsT ~ ens iIaa; nm; FAYEfIE WELsl! JOIN
Sanuy Hook" Enraged and viii shortly spJca. TIC
eminent Rrttstz, SHERIDAN and MACK. sec rro.
prAulDee.
, 1876-08-29

MRS. GARREETEoN
BOARDING AND DAY-SCHOOL for young laJIca
anu children, No. s. West Forty -tnventh. IT,, hew
York, viii reopen on "Wednesday, Sept g. Faei!l.
unsurpassed. ThoruuRhness In ovesy department.
App!y personally OF by letter, III nbovc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08
Caution Notice.

learn that H. J. Norton has had consid-
ersble to say concerning me and my business
since his discharge from my employ. Firstly,
representing that am indebted to him and
secondly, that he is about to establish daily
paper IN silver City. In the first place. the
said Norton is indebted to me. AZ my books
will show on settlement January 20. 1875. the
sum Of $3.50. Besides this sum am security
for him for about $500. which must pay.
had good and SUFFICIENT cause for discharg.
ing him from my employ. and care not what
he may do or say. but do wish sill TO know
thus publicly that his uttersnces cannot be
substantisted In any one particular. Before
any party places too much reliance in his
profeststions they had better inform them
selves. So far az the daily newspaper Is con-
eerned In opposition to the TIxKs I have
nothing to say. -
Silver City, New, Feb. 7, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

LOCKED OUT.-There are couple
of miners who have a small cabin
not q hundred miles from here
where they sleep. One of them
went home the other night some-
what under the influence of the Oh
be Joyful-he unlocked the door,
but ia taking the key out OF the lock
he dropped ii and failed to find it
again; SO he went in and closed the
door with latch. Soon his pard came
along and could neither open the
door or waken his room. mate, and
was obliged to crawl through the
window. He very Indignantly asked
why he had been locked out. His
companion being aroused said, half
asleep and half drunk, 1.-THE key is
outside" and upon search sure
enough, there 1t was. He explained
the mystery OF The door being looked
by saying he locked it outside after
he'd got in. Singular as it may
seem this didn't give satisfaction.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

NEW IMPRoyEMENTs.-W are in
debted to Mr.. A. Caldwell, Superin-
tendent OF the Amazon and Glasgow
mine for the following pasticulars
regarding new and powerful ma
chinery about to be erected on these
mines. without any unnecessary
delay the Company will put in place
the machinery already purchased
and on the way, which consists Of a
fine Blake inch steam pump Of the
latest pattern. To supply the motive
power, a new AZ inch boiler, l6 feet
long will also be placed in position.
The mines are looking better every
day, they having since our last re-
port struck quite an ore body on the
third level running south from the
shaft. When this vein was tapped
they encountered quite stream of
water, which was not entirely un
expected, as in this section small
reservoirs or stratas OF water appear
to follow the ledge. The water,
however, has very much dimin-
ishsd in quantity on the first and
second levels. These new improve
ments indicate the faith which the
stockholders appear to have In the
mines, and the future is full Of rich
promises for them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

PLUCK AND ENTERPRISE. - Two
qualities that the world over will
ever succeed, no matter how dark
and heavy the clouds Of misfortune
may be, pluck will discern a ray Of
hope somewhere on the horizon and
enterprise will follow it up until 1t
reaches the broad sunlight of pros
perity. Unfortunately, but few men
possess these attributes combined,
but when they do, their pathway is
one of progress; to them there Is no
such word as fail. They are few,
but John Gillig is one Of them. He
is an old pioneer in this State and
has been prominently identified
with its progress. He was the
Senior partner in the firm of Gillig,
Mott & Co., and just before the great
October fire became sole proprietor.
Then that demon of destruction
swept away in a few minutes all he
had. But pluck and enterprise
showed their merit, and soon as the
bricks became cool, he was to work
again and see the result; his build
ing is larger, and his stock the larg-
est, finest and most complete ever
presented in this State. There is no
article in the hardware and copper
ware or tinware line but he can sup
ply. His stoves and ranges en-
brace every variety Of patterns for
both wood and coal. A carpenter
can find every tool he may need for
any manner or style of work. He is
also agent for American and Eng
lish round and fiat wire rope, and
Halls celebrated fire and burglar
proof safes. But his specially is
mill and mining goods, many articles
for that use he manufactures at his
work shops. In fact, finer assorted
stock of hardware cannot be found.
This is the result of pluck and en-
terprise-the companions of progress
and prOsperity,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

WoOD CHOPPING.-A noble Piute
whose manly form and sinewy arms
denoted great physical strength and
endurance, noticing a pile of wood
in front OF our office, desired to cut
1t DIP tor d small compensation in
Carson trades. Being anxious to do
all In our power to promote civiliza-
ton and introduce the wild sons OF
the alkali plains to the beauties Of
modern inventions, we showed him
q 20 pound sledge hammer, ais inch
wedge very blunt and 9 pound
AZ, very much checked on the edge.
He looked at these implements Of
labor very obviously for few mo
ments. shook his head once or twice,
then spit ON his hands and made two
or three awful ticks at a knotty
chunk without making the least i'm
preston. He then tackled the ham,
mer and wedge-in about minutes
afterwsrd we saw him quietly seal
ing the backyard fence. The next
day we met him on the street and
inquired why he had thrown up the
Job so unceremoniously; he re-
piled with considerable emphasis:
."Ax to much likum saw; dam lizard
to much bitum."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

Too MUCH WATER About IL
o'clock last Friday night a large
body Of water was unexpectedly
struck In the west drift of the South
Comstock mine. This drlft sta rts
from the SHAFT at a depth of about
$50 feet and runs In westerly
direction for about $50 feet. They
put forth every effort to reduce the
large stream, but at 1880 saturday
morning no reduction had been
made; greater hoisting facilities we're
then adopted but only partial sue
cess has crowned their efforts. 'ris
an Ill wind that blows no one good, "
ana this stream of water may bs the
onspIing of good body of rich ore.
other evidences lead us to believe
such Is the case.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

Too OLD.-Whoever says the Piute
is not becoming enlightened, that
even the sacred lessons of divine
scripture are not being cherished in
his heart is very much mistaken.
We have our reasons for thinking,
they are, viz. we saw Indian Charley
carrying a ham to his wigwam the
other day. We asked him what he
intended doing with it; upon this
question he looked at 1t attentively
and said: "Eat um," and noticing
the letters b G on 1t, he said: "What
that say" We told him 1t meant
Before Christ. "Before Crist! UNI,
he too much DID," and back he
started for the store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08
RE- EsTABLIsHED.- The

RE-EsTABLIsHED.-- The wide
awake firm of Morris and Nathan
are again at the old stand, No. "a
South @ street, Virginia City. After
being burned out by the great Octo-
Der fire they located in Gold Hill IN
til their store could be rebuilt,
which was done with all possible
haste, and they are again in 1t with
large stock of fine dry goods, fancy
articles of every variety and, in fact,
almost every desirable article to be
found in that line of business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

IDENTICAL SALooN.-J. J. Miller
has opened one of the finest saloons
in Virginia City, in the rear of the
Identical Cigar Store, "A South C
street There is where you will find
everything in first. class order. Club
rooms attached. Give him call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

LADIEsANDGENTs. - Lookatthis
and pause for it is a communication
that will interest and offer you in
tructions. 1t is our constant aim to
offer all possible information for the
benefit of not only this munity
but wherever our paper is read. To
do this il is necessary to investigate
thoroughly every new industry and
enterprise which may spring up in
our midst. One OF these and which
we heartily commend to our friends
and readers is that of the energetic
firm of Vaenberg d Co., whose es-
adjustment of refinement and ele-
gance is situated at No. 80, South G
street. There is nothing in the line
of dry goods, laces or fancy articles
but what they have, and dispose OF
at lower rates than any other house
in the State. Before purchasing else.
where examine their stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

CAsH BAsIs.--In our last issue by
some mistake, the Webber did not
appear in the list of mines who paid
on ut that date. We regret this as 1t
oeing new mine, its puuctuality in
paying its employees is worthy of
more than a passing notice, as
promptness in this respect has not
always characterized new mining
enterprises. We learn that rapid
progress is being made in sinking
the shaft and everything about
'ne premises are looking we'll.
Ihis location is in good hands aud
VIII be worked solely upon "cash
oasis" Success to it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

PERSONAL. Mr.. l.. s. Nash,
cousin of o. Z. Nash, County AS
SCISSOR, departed last evening for
Lincoln County, Maine, on a visit of
about three months duration. Mr..
o. L. Nash forwarded by his rela-
tive some elegant presents for the
old folks at home.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08
pIRTICULAR NOTICE |!

mr.. undersigned, on more than one occs-
Inn has given notice that he was not &C.
'' ...n,s Tor debts contracted without an
'os ~. set there are those who will still pre-
'.,, hills incurred without such authorize
..an Everybody stands on their own founds'
,,on henceforth and all the time.
'0" FRANK KENYON.
Publisher "Times."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

HARRY MoCAUsLAND.-This popu-
lar gentleman has opened neat
cigar stand at the Arcade saloon, be-
tween the Odd Fellows building and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office, c street,
Virginia. He will sell none but the
finest brands of cigars and tobacco.
Give him a call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

The real sherry district occupies a
very small spot in the southwest cor
ner of Spain, lying tor the most part
between the Guadalquivir and the
Guadalete. The small triangle in
which the choicest wines are pro-
duced is scarcely more than twenty
miles broad at its base.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

PERsoNAL.-Supt. Gould of the
North Carson mine has returned
from San Francisco, where he has
been for some time perfecting ar
rangements for extensive machin-
cry on that mine. 1t is expected
ere long to see the steam issuing
from Carson's pet bonanza.
Mr.. A. Caldwell. Superintendent
of the Amazon and Glasgow mines,
returned yesterday morning from
San Francisco, where he has been
for some time on business relating
to the mines under his charge,
Charley sherman OF the Brunswick
Mill dropped in our sanctum yester-
day. lie reports everything quiet
on the river.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

WHY Is IT?-Why is it that eve
rybody goes to the Metropolitan boot
and shoe store, No los South c street?
1t is because they can get boots and
shoes cheaper and better than in and
store in the State. c. A. No. .emeier
knows how to please his customers
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

WASHINGTON GUARD.-This eff
Gent and we'll drilled arm of our
State militia held an election on Sat
urday evening, when the following
gentlemen were duly elected to COM
mand and administer its affairs the
ensuing twelve months: Captain, B. F.
Lackey; First Lieutenant, Samuel
Reynolds; Second Lieutenant, Senior,
Thomas Johns; Second Lieutenant,
Junior, Samue; Tangye; First Ser
geant, w. A. Hicks; Second Ser
geant, William Chapman; Third
Sergeant, Thomas Rabblin; Fourth
Sergeant, F. II. Oliver; Fifth Ser
geant and Secretary, John Hoar.
These gentlemen are all well quail
fed for the offices to which they are
elected and we are sure will give gen
eral satisfaction. We wish the COM
pany continued prosperity,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

From our dispatches we think
Tweed suits are very expensive.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

EPISCOPAL PARTY.-We call upon
all the young men of this place and
the vicinity to bear in mind the
religious cause. the good cause, and
for this cause they should not only
attend the party in unit, but use
every endeavor to have others fol-
low their example, because it is
worthy of assistance. The best
music to be obtained in the country
(Varney's string band) has been
engaged, the hall will be tastefully
decorated. and the supper will be
prepared by the best of culinary
artists. In fact every preparation
is being made to make it the Grand
Ball of the season.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

DR.. Sharp, Dentist, has returned
to silver City, and can be found at
his office, in the Heise Building,
second door below Stewards Drug
store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

Bon ToN.-When at Virginia, Sill
verites should not tail to drop in at
No. l1SH South c street. j. j.
Miller has stock of wines and
liquors at this place that cannot be
excelled. Club rooms attached.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

TEACHERS ATTENTIoN.-The time
appointed to meet at the Court
House in Dayton, next Saturday, for
examination Is set ~ 10 A. N. All
are desired to be on hand punctually
at that hour.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08
Afternoon Board.

Anef0OOm BOorO'
90 Meadow Valley, 81 az.
sos Raymond b Ely, % Tan.
$50 Eureka Con-, 1914 10.
$40 Jackson, AZ AZ.
2O5 Alps, 6.
500 Adams Hill, 11hS
500 Jefferson, 81 sh.
500 ella, az az az.
1850 Leopard, IAN l2h.
400 Belmont. ~.
$50 Newark, 25c.
1885 Panther. az an.
$50 Northern Belle, 80.
$40 Hussey. rs IL.
$50 General Thomas, 10 w.
80 Advance, IN.
ago Coso Con-. / y S5c.
so South Chariot, SOC.
50 Golden Chariot, 2.
$50 Poormsn. 75c Soc.
20 Eclipse, 8.
ll3C Dayton. Ga 81.
$50 Rock Island. az 81.
i5O New York. ~ IL 1855.
SIS woodyille, AZ.
60 Occidental. 4.
200 Succor, 2.
100 Kossuth, 81 81.
It75 Andes, 81. 3hbl0.
$50 Seq, Caledonia. IL.
100 Mint, SOC.
1890 Leviatban. !.
800 West Belchsr. az.
200 Sullivan. X.
100 Trojan. /.
$50 North Con. Virginia, IN.
$50 Prospect, AZ.
so Morning Star, 81.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

The Brooklyn police say it is
bad year for per-Simmons.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-08

After seeing Oakley act in the
"Crucible" managers do not care to
hire Hall.