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board of Control.

The Board met yesterday. A bill for
s2,9s6 in favor of Colonel r. M. Moore
and wife, and bill for upward OF $22, 900,
presented by j. B. Humphreys, County
Auditor, for services rendered the coun.
ty for the year ending November 0, 1875,
were referred to the County Solicitor
The contract for making approaches to
the Union Bridge over the Little Miam
River, awarded to A. w. Flowers at q
and 20 cents per cubic yard, was re.
jected. The appointments OF Jacot
Menu as day watchman at the Court
house, and Of DR.. Watson as Jail ply
sician, were rejected.
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The Great Republic.

The second presentation of the Alle-
CORY of the Great Republic was compli-
mented with another large and appre-
ciative audience last night. The sue
cess OF their first nights performance
renewed the confidence of the young
amateurs, and while there was but little
room for improvement In the singing,
there was marked change for the bet
ter in the declaiming. The tableaux
were rendered SO excellently as to call
forth the continued applause OF the audi
ence, and it will be matter Of regret to
many that the entertainment will close
with the matinee OF this afternoon.
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r EGAL--The State of Ohio, Court of Conn
1 mon Pleas, OF Hamilton county. NO. 4S00o-
Mary Robinson, VIM. Robinson and Julia
Robinson. his wife, residing IN HamliGon @ coun-
tv, Ohio; Mary Wiseman and James Wisemani
her husband, residing in Indiana; Sarah Bar"
ker and Samuel Barker, her husband, resid<
ing in Hamilton county, Ohio; Deborah Kobs
inson. Stephan Robinson, Abigail McCormlck
and - Mccormick, her husband; Lorenz0
Robinson, George Robinson, VIM. ROBINSON
residing in Hendricks county, lcdiana; Lo-
renzo Robinson, Christianna Robinson, resid-
ing In Hamilton county, Ohio; Albert Rob-
inson, residing in Kansas; lydia Robinson
residing in Randolph county, Indiana; George
Robinson. residing in Hamilton county, Ohi0i
Nancy Parker and james Parker. her; hus.
band, rSsiding in Nebraska: Benjamin Hill and
Ohio; Charles Alfred Hill, George Hill, i
minor, about ~ years OF age, residing in DaiN
county, Ohio; r yer Hill, q minor about 10
years Of age; Alice Hill, q minor about II
ohio: Waller Robinson, residing in oregon.
and Mary Wyckoff, residing. in Hamilton
county. Ohio; Defendants, will take notice
that Calvin Robinson ana Sarah Robinson, his
wife, plaintiffs, on the 7th day Of January,
1876, filed their certain petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of the above county and States
praying for partition or the following de-
scribed premises, to-Wit: Being Lots NO.
ten po' eleven .reItal, az, iitssn nss ,l. az:
in T. & j. w. McNiakin's subdivision and addf-
tion of lots to the village Of Mt. Pleasant. and
in section 33, Springfield township, Hamilton
county, Ohio, as will fully appear from Book
1874, page 191, Records OF Hamilton county,
Ohio, and if the same can not be partitioned
without manifest injury. that such proceed
ings may be had as are authorized by law
said defendants are required to answer or do
mur on or before the llth day of March, 1876,
or the petition Of said plaintiffs will be taken
as true and the prayer thereof granted.
MILTON SAFER,
Attorney for Plainti6a
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 8, 1870. jaS-6tS
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The Salt Lake Tribune is authority for
the following, and it is strictly true, for
newspapers only chronicle actual occur
rences: "You're Bishop, one Of them
Legislator fellows what's putin on airs
at the City Hall?" queried bootblack
yesterday, as he surveyed two small
mountains used for propelling what
seemed to be man. "Afore we make
bargain, sposen you go over to the Sur
yeyor Generals office; he'll triangulate
them: then bring your field notes down
here, and pll contract to shine 'em by
the acre-ef you'll agree to furnish the
ladderw
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Court Cuttings.

The State against james Harpe. The
testimony was concluded yesterday.
Mr.. Baker for the State, and Major
Blackburn for the defense, made their
arguments.
j. ii. Stanley against White, Bonner
& Co. and others. An action upon a
promissory note to recover $1,000. In
progress.
Elizabeth Doepker was appointed ad-
ministratrix OF John Ii. Doepker. Per-
sonalty, 81, 800. Realty, $1,000.
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Macke. Busching & Co.; Henry Kreimer.
of Kreimer & Bro; Chas. Keiperi Geo.
II. Clarke, OF Clarke, Bros. & Co.
All manufacturers or dealers IN furnl-
ture can become members of the Ex-
change by paying an initiation fee of
$40, and yearly dues OF $40.
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ONE.THIRD ACTUALLY SAVED.

Economical housekeepers should know that
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is perfect
powder, and as such is very light. and that those
powders which weigh heavy are made so by
ponderous adulterants AS baking powders are
used by measure, teaspoonfuls, and not by
weight, the heavier ones being less effective
are more expensive.
DIR. Prices cans aresthe same size, hold the
same number of teaspoonfuls as others, and as
two teaspoonfuls are only needed when three OF
the oJhers are required, it will be perceived
that there is in its use an actual saving OF one
third; that two cans Of DR.. Prices go as FAR as
Powder is not sold in bulk, it can only be found
pure when bought in cans securely labeled.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-05

NJ In order to accommodate Eastern
Advertisers in the STAR, Mr.. Z. Duncan
Sniifen, No. 72 Astor House, New YORK
City, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States.
This will be branch office of the STAR,
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make
advertising contracts on our behalf, ana
receipt all collections therefor in our
name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-05

"yvhO will Suffer2 ''--It is now 2S years since
DIR. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN IMMINENT was put
before the public; warranting it to cure Chronic
Rheumatism, Headache, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Old
Sores, Pains in the Limbs, Back, and Chest and il
never has failed. Sold by Druggists Depot, 10 Park
place, New York.
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New FURNITURE Exchange.

4 A large number OF the prominent fur
niture manufacturers met yesterday to
hear reports Of the committees appoint
ed last week on constitution and perma-
nent officers. A constitution and by
laws were adopted, and the following
officers elected: x-
'Presdent--H. Closterman.
First Vice Presldent-W. @. Nudge.
Second Vice President--G. Henshaw.
Directors--C. Loves, OF Mitchell &
Rammelsberg Furniture Company; j..
Diehi, OF Cabinet-makers' Union; J.. q.
Sextro, of Scxtro Furniture Company;
L. e. SteiDman, OF Steinman Furniture
Company; III. Ii. WIggers, OF Kearney q
Wiggers; August Vosmer, OF Centra
TnTpiture Association; +. H. Macke, ei
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i HE GREAT LONDON SENSATION OR
ILLUSION EXHIBITION, No. aOs Vine street,
until February tst, with an entire change Of
programme. Open from III A. M. until II p.
NJ, and also SUNDAY EVENING. Doors
open at W T. NJ. Ladies and children can see
this great mystery with proprlety. Admls-
sion 10 cents, ts22-w
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For the neat t,oenty-four hours prob
ably fair or partially cloudy and aoarnaer
acedther.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN ber has been appointed and qualified az
executor Of the estate of Mary Ann q. Chopper,
late of Hamilton County, Ohio, deceased. with
copy OF will snnexed.
Dated at Cincinnati. Ohio, this 25th day a
January, 1875 e. n. CHOPPER, Executor.
ja29-3tS ~
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feb-stS

OF CoPARTNERsHIP.-
7 Know all men by these presents, That the
undersigned, Adolph M. Brown, Max Laufers
David A. Hyman, and Abraham Laufer, haye
this day formed a partnership, on the following
conditions:
lst. The name or firm under which said
partnership is to be conducted shall be Browns
Laufer Il Co.
I'd. Adolph M. Brown, Max Laufer, and Da-
vid A. Hyman, all residing in the city OF Cin-
cinnati, are to be general partners, and Abra-
ham Laufer, residing In the city OF New York.
is to be special partner.
Sd. The said Abraham Laufer, as speciaa
partner, is to contribute the sum OF i've thou
sand dollars to the common stock.
4th, The business to be transacted is the hasl
cap, fur and straw-goods business.
5th. The partnership is TO commence on tha
1st day Of January, 1876, and to terminate ON
the 3lst Of December, 1ST. Witness our hands
this 18th day OF December, 1875.
....>s,x MAX LAUFER,
DAVID A. HYM MAN,
General Partners.
ABRAHAM LAUFER,
Special Partner.
CHTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
= CINCINNATI TOWNSHIP, IS. - Person.
ally appeared before me, the undersigned. q
Justice of the Peace in and for the township.
county and State aforesaid, Adolph ID. Brown
Max Laufer, David A. Hyman and Abraham
Laufer, who each and severally acknowledges
the signing of the within certificate to be then
voluntary act and deed, for the uses and pur-
| poses therein mentioned. In witness where0fs
have hereunto set my hand and seal, this 18TH
u1y isEAL "a 'N' . THOMAS EvITT.
jal cts Justice Of the Peace.
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r EGAL NOTICE. Lena Tessien vs. Lonia
| TIE sien. No. 1893. Lena Tessien filed
her petition February 4, 1875, in the otiice %
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Hamii-
ton County, Ohio, charging that her husbands
Louis Tessfen, had ,wilfully absented himself
for more than yhree years, and praying for di-
by notified to appear on the 18th day Of March,
1870, and answer the SAID petition or the prayer
EMANUEL L. WEIR,
fe5-sts Attorney for Plaintiff
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE,
Sycamore street, bet. Third and Fourtt sts.

sycamore street, bet. Third and Fourth SITS.
nPEN EVERY EVENING with first-class
" Variety Entertainment Admission, 15c.
z5c, 35e and 50c Matnees Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS; Csc to all parts of the house. ] ,
dies admitted free every Friday evening.
au3J-tf
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TO MILE
SOCIETY NOTICE.

NIOTICE.-Security Lodge No. 81, A. Q. U.
IN W., will give grand masquerade ball on
MONDAY EVENING, February {, at Work
mems Hall. Music by Brands Band. IT.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
ec,tor on the estate of Caroline G. Clopper.
late OF Hamilton county, ONO, deceased. with
copy of will annexed.
Dated at Cincinnati, Ohio, this 25th day OF
January, 1876 Il. n. CHOPPER,
ia29-StS Executor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

To THH I4ADIES.-This is the sea
son of the year for ladies to wear
light suits. Waterproof is and other
heavy garments are now relegated
to the wardrobe, to ba brought out
when the storms of another season
make them comfortable to wear.
With each change of season the dry
goods men have to get different
stock to supply the demand. Women
like TO know as early as possible
what is going TO be worn, so that
they can make arrangements to he
reasonably within the rules of that
tickle thing, fashion. In dry goods.
as in everything else in the line of
trade, energetic, wide-awake dealers
always come to the surface, while
their slow competitors sink down to
the line of mediocrity. II is To live
esta bliShment. whose managers are
active to the wants of their custom
ers, that ladies should go where they
are shopping. Likewise of such a
place it is profitable to read when
purchases are contemplated. There
fore we make no bones to cali the
attention Of our lady readers to the
firm of A. Vaenberg & Co., No. 80
South c street, Virginia, who have
just now on hand large stock Of
the finest kind of goods in the line
OF ladies and children's wear. They
have just received from the markets
of San Francisco the latest style, in
cloth aud cut, of summer wear, com
prlsing linen suits, paraSols, hats, etc.
The firm do the fair thing by their
customers, aud have u large trade.
Those going to Virginia to make
purchases in their line could not do
better than to call and examine their
stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

CENTENNIAL RATEs.-We are adj
vised that the old pioneer line be-
tween Omaha and Chicago, the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway, has
sent full stock of reduced rate,
round trip, Centennial excursion
tickets to their general agent at San
Francisco, for the use If the citizens
of this coast. Full information as to
routes, rates, etc, will be cheeriully
furnished all who may apply to H.
p. Stanwood, General Agent Chicago
& Northwestern Railway, 121 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. Mr..
Stanwood is supplied with stock of
tickets by this old reliable line, by
which he can give a selection from
seventeen hundred and eighty-fve
routes to Philadelphia and New
York and return, for visitors to the
Centennial. The tickets read by all
conceivable routes east of Chicago,
and enable person to go by one
line and return by another. Write
Mr.. Stanwood for 1.-THE route and
rate book of Centennial tickets"
over the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway, and it will be sent you free
of cost.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
SILVER HILL ELECTION I'll

SILVER HILL ELECTION The
Silver Hill Mining Company have
voted to increase their capital stock
from S.. 400, 900, divided into Oh
900 shares, to Sl0.S00. 900. divided
into los, 900 shares. or two OF the
new for one of the old. The annu-
al meeting resulted in the election
OF the old Board of Trustees--A,
X. p. Harmon. President ) D.
Fry. Vice President G. n. FELTON,,
W. S. Hobart and Martin White.
W. E. Dean was chosen Secretary
and N. G. Hall was appointed Su-
periutendent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
Afternoon Hoard

Meadow Valley. .290alS.
Raymond Ely .15aa; los0i. 1oaSS.
Eureka Con l5Ssll 4 ltoatlS y.
jackson. .l0oa3sa l00a35s.
Alps. .7aa2is; 10a2's.
Belmont, .201a2 y; SOAP y lo0aa y bio.
Prussisn. .30oalA.
Leopard .a00asi; i0a5st.
jefferson .teoa3uc: 50al5c 100a5oc.
ella. .6oa =; a65aa..
Northern Belle 5aS7: 30a37.
Tybo. lsoali X 2ioali u; i01all i; 50al2
Husscy 2o0s90c; 200a95c; sooaJ5c
Geo. Thomas 300ai i.
Metallic l0oa2A
Fourth July 2S0a2S.
Manstiel d. loosl5c.
New Coso. s0oa50c: iooai0c; 2oa35c
Golden Chariot, .62os2is 2Oaa5s.
POorman .5Oal5c.
Baltimore. 2a2.
Challenge nai:li0a4
Dayton. l00sG6a. ltoa5S: 25a5A.
Rock Island 40a2.
New York coal ;ioa7,.
Occidental. M5ai1s; looa Az.
Woodville. Seal y. aooal lsb5.
Lady Washington .isna2A 4. g0a2A..
Kossuth .ts0sl; iOOG =.
Original Gold Hill l00al}s
Andes .i0a2 y; l45s2s.
Florida .lU0aaS,
Wells, Fargo. .i00a25c.
Ward 45a2
Prospect aIoa5.
So. Justice .2i5a2's.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
Decoration Day in New York,

NEW YORK, May S1,-The ac-
counts in the morning papers show
that Decoration Day was observed
more closely and generally than ever
before, and that the day is growing
in the popular mind as common
holiday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

PIurE PROSPEROUS. Piutes
have been prospecting for mines in
the Humboldt Range east of the Big
Meadows; and have found very rich
gold bearing quartz in that locally.
Nachez, the chief, showed us some
specimens rich in free gold, which
he said were taken from the ledge.
He says the Indians intend to work
the lead themselves, and do not want
any white partuers.-l Silver State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

Miss NINA jury, sister Of the
Tichborne claimant ana ore Of the
witnesses against him in the famous
trial, WAS recently sentenced to seven
years penal setvitude, having been
convicted of stealing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
4 FAMrLY Drrr1cunrY.-A hout

4 FAMILY DIFFICULTY About
ten o'clock last night Big Nachez
came down from his camp on the
hill to the eastward OF the town and
made hssty inquiries for an officer
He said that the devil was to pay
at home that a son-in-law of his,
whom he q short while ago took in
to his family and gave the best
looking of his daughters to. was
abusing the whole tent.full. and es-
pecially his wife. He asked for
white interference in snpplicating
tones. An officer not being around
in sight at the time, couple of by
ISLANDERS volunteered to go with
Natchez to his camp aud ascertain
the trouble. He led the way. Ar
irving at the tent-composed of old
gnnny bags and stray bits of can
vas, picked up, evidently, at the
scene of some fearful wreck-the
old Indian opened the door and in
vited his companions in. A small
fire was burning in the center.
around which were gathered several
families, some reclining. some sit
ting, some lolling, and more fast
asleep. The unruly one was point
cd out with Nachez' unerring fin
ger. He was healthy looking fell
low who called himself Nick, and
laughed at the complainant. Then
arose long TRADE of Shoshone
gibberish, directed by all the
tongues of the household against
Natchez. whom they called Gas an
interpreter said) confirmed de-
baueher. who was perpetually
bringing trouble into their peace
full home. 1t was apparent from
all that was said and from the gen
eral indignation that it was family
affair. in which Nachez was as
much in the wrong as the rest, and
that outside interference was not
desired.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

UNRUIy Enthusiastically even
in. about sund wn large crowd
gathered ON Main street near the
Hope mill, TO see the fun of trying
to get an unruly horse to obey the
commands or the driver and do his
proportion of the pulling. The team
was composed OF some young horses
that are being prscticed preparatory
to doing regular duty ON the new
stage line from Virginia to Column
bus. After little lofty tumbling,
and lively diminishing by voluntary
assistants, the team moved off as
though nothing had happened-and
so did the crowd.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

SETrLE.-Al those indebted to
the undersigned for milk viii take
notice that l have leased my dairy.
Payment of all accounts must be
made before the first day OF June to
save costs. \. PERKINS.
Dayton, May 10, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

Roll OF HoNoR.-The following
list OF names compose the roll OF
honor of Miss 5. I. Holmes private
school for the month just closed :
A class-Mary Lucas, 800; Eliza
Williams. Deliah Miller, Katie Ho-
ran aud Fannie Powers, 400 each ;
Wenzel Stock, Willie Parker aud
Eddie Burnell, 500 each.
b class-Aume Cahill, 500; Gus
sic Hcmmel, Nettie Burnell and
Mary Ryan. 400 each Charles No.
BILE. Willie Stock. Charles Counter,
Bonnie Griffin, Freddie Beck and
Willie Haskins, 500 EACH.
c class-Mary Foot, Annie Will
Jams. Florence Young, Anne Viii.
son. Jennie Horan. Albert Lucas.
John Cahill. Henry Buckley. James
Powers. George Foot and George
HUMPHREYS, 800 each.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

BLIND ToM.-This wonderful mu-
stefan will visit Virginia about the
middle Of the month and give some
of his remarkable performances.
They say he is no brighter than the
ordinary of his kind an general mat
tiers. In fact he is said to be lacking
in the common traits of healthy
mentality. while his capacity Tor
musical Instruction is practically I'M
limited.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

New MUsIc.-We have just re-
ceived from Messrs. Sherman s.
Hyde, music dealers, San Francisco,
beautiful new song and chorus, en-
titled, Darling Little jessie" writ
ten in the popular style by James A.
Kerr. The various minstrel troupeS
throughout the country have taken
it up, and it bids fair to become as
popular as, is My Darling True to
Me published by the same house.
The price Of each Of these songs is
thirtytivo cents, and they will be
forwarded, post paid, by the pub
fishers upon receipt of the amount
in currency or postage stamps.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

A MAN by the name Of Andy
Burke WAS found drowned III a
slough of the Humboldt river the
other day near 5aoshone Point. He
formerly worked for the V. & T. Il.
Il. Co., at Carson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

DISAPPEARING The snow on the
mountains the other side of Carson
river is now almost gone, except on
some high peaks. On the most lofty
of these it is still quite deep. and
will probably remain throughout the
summer, supplying the river and
rendering milling by water power
possible the season through.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

WEDDING. - Mr.. W. J. Hanks
and Miss Il. L. Thompson were
united in marriage at the residence
of Harry Stilwell in Virginia yes
terday. Both the contracting par
ties belong TO Virginia City. The
wedding was very happy affair.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

fFoR SALE CHEAP.-Mr. Gowen is
tired of the Canary bird business
and will sell out AT COST. This is 4
rare chance fer any one to get good
singer. The birds are all in hand
some cages, and are the genuine
stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

ORE SHIPMENTS. - There were
shipped by the Virginia Il Truckee
Railroad on yesterday. to the diff
ferent mills on the Carson river,
eighty-three carloads of ore,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

A Coon INDICATION AT the late
Catholic Fair there was an auction
of the remaining cakes and eonfec-
tionery at the close. Some OF the
cakes we're very nice, just suited to
a wedding or some IKE occasion
Our genial friend. Mr.. f. II. Cow
en-, purchased the largest one, pay
ing regular Fair price. 1t is now
,surmised by various persons OF
both sexes that he intended IT for a
contemplated wedding wherein him-
self would appear in the leading
role.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

-Four N \ MIL!.-A sight mis-
understanding occurred It the Eu-
reka mill day before yesterday be-
tween Thomas CopeMrd, the fore
man, and an amalgamAtor, during
The process of charging the pans.
The amalgamator left his work sud-
denly, 10 obey pressing call outside,
and when he returned the foreman
offered some insulting remark. Words
followed thicker and faster and hot
ter and more defiant until that inter
esting point where blows are gem
orally given was reached. The fore
man WAS in town yesterday with his
head bandagei up thoroughly, which
WAS good evidence of the amount
of harm done on one side. The other
man had no sears. Some say he used
a hammer on his opponent. He says
he did not. He must therefore be a
pretty hard hitter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

Coon PRo6REss. Work an the
new hall for the Miners Union Of this
place, is progressing rapidly. The
floor is now laid and the s,utiding for
the front side is up, Mr. Jones, the
contractor and leading carpenter, is
rusher when he oace gets uader
Roadway.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

MARRrED.-In Virginia City. May 3lst. by
Rev. Mr.. McCslvey, at the residence of Harry
Stilwell. Mr.. W. J. Hanks to Miss X. E.
Thompson, both of Virginia City.