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poublo play-ilAstInXk and Icfharde-
, 1876-06-09

MEvrn1r, Tenn, June 4. david n. Phelps. Tor
many Year, CONNECTED With tho press Of this city,
Chicago, and Torunto, died tLls afternoon Vt
general debility. ........
Sru,N,;ptklt, Mats.. jmHc H.-President v !!ltaM
A. tlenr,n, 0f Anahnfst College, died suddenly
uf pnralypls 0f the hrnet this evening.
, 1876-06-09

BUSINESS NOTICES,

Eurnstt'u t'ututnn--In cork a1tti giRa* sto{s-
lwrs-prapal I'd fru thu purest and Lcst materials
--u4IlY4ltl IN slelness 4liu delcuSy VI pustunls.
, 1876-06-09

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asa 4. nj. )aD vi Isl u.s., fre.h. -. ..., fCleas
Has l. VI. l!J. III n, ~ ....f Fair.
2Oxtp. m. tE) 7uf III ny y "; hftxx. fMr,
a:33 y, III. .u. 71 III N!S.+ hrisk...*. s6aIL ram
SOD i, M Ia I'll t5| NtS., brisk Elou4{.
i'd; ii T. ial ii -! ais, bEIsk....f 10 Cloudy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

orR ciSciSSArI pusrArcHKs.--THE TINES
was the nrst paper on the Pacific Coast to COM
manicate 10 its subscribers the proeecdinss
At Cincinnati. Wishing TO perpetuste tina,
spirit OF enterprise which has ever character
Ia. a the career OF this journal and which its
readers have been taught to expect. many
days previous 10 this Important event an ar
ransemens WAS effected with the Western
union Telegraph Company to transmit the
proceedings To rax TIxEs At the earliest mo
ment. We are happy to aeAnowledse that
the arrangement MAS carried out fully up 10
our expectations. The people OF Silver were
thus made acquainted with the doinss At cin-
cinnAu at the very moment In which they oc
CURED. While we congratulate our readers
upon their good for une In securing the news
In advance of other communities, claiining due
credit for our own enterprise ON the occasion.
. large share OF credi, rejects upon that re-
liable corporation - the W u. Telegraph
Colaps ny and It's efncient and obiising officials
along the route; more especially those sta
toned At Virginia. u must be remembered
cui,s OF the Wsstera Uaion uompanys wires
but In simply on . local wire extending from
Virginia b. Genoa. u will therefore be seen
that for all our Eastern dispatehss we are de-
pendent upon the repeating ofiee al virginss.
and u IL " the management OF that office and
the s2 endid eorps u operators elnpipyed
therein that rug TIMES owes Ats thanks for
th~ proinptaess and correctness displayed GU
tAis q well u on eli other eccssions.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

LIRE IN DAYTON generous correspond
ent sends up \ wall nom the shady precincts
ef Dayton. about .the unseemly practices o.
certain of the pig,ailed pests. II seems that
these Objectionable persons do sometimes in
broad light Of day betase them To where the
limpid Carson dashes impctaoasly by. in
the region Of the bridge, and there lave thei'
leproas limbs in its foaming tide. Lovers be
times stray that way in the heel Of the day
when uelias has drawn the veil OF the west
over his face, and the erlekets sing and the
brecxes arr ealmy. Anon they come upon
some OF these shameless fellows of another
tongae. and they are absshed and know not
what TO do or where to hide their modification
Al time quite recent few boys came upon
some Of these swimmers and gave them 4
lesson in propriciy by throwing their clothing
into the wafer and driving them TO the thither
. lie Of the river be storm Of stones. Aud
sueh Is iitc in Dayton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

DAYTON CHICKEN THtEvEs.-Night besore
last some evil disposed persons who hungereti
for poultry moved upon Chinatown In Dayton,
not ~ bloodthirs,y anti-Chiuese mob would
do, but stealthily, with cat-like tread. aud
attempted to steal some of Johns chickens,
The Cinnamon happened to be sleeping with
an eye upon their feaIaered property, aud
when the maraudfis party advanced they
WERE met by u yolley from Chinese pistols
The shooters were not steady handed and no
blood was drawn. When daylight came live
fat fowls were missing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

QutCx Tfsg.--The stage from Belville ar
rived last night AZ a:t5, having been two daSs
and eight hours on the road IL brought two
passengers, who report nothing new there in
the Way Of mining developments They say
thai lumber is scare and building Is therefore
tayisd The time Il arrival and departure
of toe stage has been chaGgsd, Hereafter il
will leave Virginia every TUESDAY moruiug
and arrive in Bclsiilc Thursday. II will leave
Belvllc on Friday and arrive in Virginia on
IDmnay
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

SIw MAIL Rourx NEEDEp.--Letters re-
ceived from certain responsible residents of
the. promising little place Bsviile. convey
the information that residents of that far away
place would like 10 be favored with more
direct mail communication with the United
States aud the world in general. They get
their mail now in roundabout sort of way.
as it goes through Carson. Aurora and Column
bus. Now that the new road IL about COM
pleted and line of stages is on the way from
Virginia to Belville. via Mason Valley. it
would be q great accommodation to the PEG.
pie along he route ~ we'll ~ to those who
live at intermediate points to have the mail
carried that way. 1t would then reach there
in three and half days from San Francisco.
In Mason Valley there are about one hundred
person living, and at Beiville the population
is estimated at seven hundred. A weekly
tra, sfer. even. would be great accommods-
ton. should petition be circulated among
those eight hundred men 1t would ret Give all
their signatures. no doubt. Ii such . petition
were sent on to Postmaster General Jewell 1t
might have some effect.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

How THgY vorsp, our dispatches
received on Friday aud published In extras
we deduee the following the vote Of Ne
vada's delegation to the Cincinnati Convrn-
tiou:
second ballot 1, Conkiing ,.
Third aalhos--ConAlins3 D. Bsistow :, Hart
ganfs i.
ling J.
FliIa ballet Conkliuc :. Hayes ].
sixth ballot Coakling J. Rrssiaw ,. Hart
rantt !. H@yvsl
Svvoata baiiot-~Hayrs 6,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

M,raMoSIAL.--ouv friend of debts aad
credits, who keeps sqofiess pages of journal
aud ledger at the Carson Mint. has gone and
given himself swsy--not Ia the sense ia waiah
that expression is used upon the street. but
literally. The receiving party is n young lady
from South Bend. Indians. sad the transfer
Was made At ogden, Utah. For iurs ,er par
ttcuiaIs with respect to names AMI date cast
your eve about these columns until 1t falls
upon = notice such ~ usually appears on su b
OCCASIONS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19
STOCK REPORT.

SATURDAY. June II.
Ophir. .epss0S; s6sasU; ?00atO
Nexicsn. .20s1sk; 47sa2sis: 6ss2sA.
tanuld a Curry. .23atA. 465atA y: 30a14h.
Best 4 Belchrr. .lsaA7. 3i0a46<; 50al6ai /;
isosss; l0s46<; 2oaas.Abs li0a&es: acaas6
Californis. .26sa7ss; ie5a7ss; s0a73; slSa
I3r.
savage .laosi7a.: lsalsa; soai7's.
Con. vtrsinis. .sssasaS: s0a6oA; 2Ucaslbso:
l00sd0sa bs soscoas: loa6oA; eoa6o.i.
Hale Norcross s2oss9,s 20a59a.
Yellow Jacket. .l5sa29h; Ii4OA2eh; 2oa29; 20a
2la.
Imperial. .sssaes; sa7oss,,; so0ashbs.
,Kentuck. .i0oai3S.
Belrhsr. .s0AiGk.
AlFha. .il0a41ss; t6SsA7.
Confidence. .2t0AlS.
sisrr. Nev.a. !. lsoaias; aoeaias; a7osia; ai'
Bullion soa.o; aosss,
Exchequer. 7Osi6. i00aiss; soaisns.
OvermAn. .6us5&.
Justice. .soOaaa; 2ooaaa \ SOAR \ bs; isoaaa..
Wells Fargo. l00s2cc.
Snccor. .T5a&sc: 9asOc; iSas0c.
Union. .?9aasss; 10oalo.
Julia. .&sasN; t60asA; Sssk.
Lady BRYAN 9OAs0c: a00asOc.
Caledonia. .7sask; 2aoas's; soask.
Globe. 60as30c.
silver Hill .as0aT: 2o0aTiA: sa7k.
Dayton. 2soAs.
New York .lsss6? Nc: 370ss0c.
Occidental. .?75aA: 30A2sO.
wcodville. .ISOal.
Lady Washington. .3a2S.
kossuth- .6oAT5c.
Amazon tonAssc.
Ievtathan. .asai5c.
Prospect. a35aTa; 35aih.
Morning Star. .Sisa&.
Virgins. .3snslA.
Raymond 4 Ely aoasa.
Eureka Ton. .soaiia: isoa1lk.
ADDE'S. .sos2N.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

IScagAs. OF CAPITAL Srocx.--A certificate
Of the increase Of the capital stock of the sill
yer Hill mining siock fran IS 10000 IN a.
90 shares TO SO. 800 900 divided into los .ool
shares. VA nicd in tho otsiee OF the County
Clerk. San Francisco. on saturday. The Ger,
aaeats states tina, there has been paid. IN sd-
d,ticn to the original capital. the SUM of
tsaa .a0 uy ASSESSMENTS upon the capital; that
the company has debts or Liabilities,
oeaer taan the ~urrcnt expenses Of the present
mouth. estimated at $ia.sas and the sum oil
tts.as9.T6 for mAc hiaery recently oriervd.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

Jolly TrRsoCTs.-Atsterday was in some
respects remote reminder of the coming Ma
sionsl holiday. Several teams passed through
in the afternoon toward Gold Bill decorated
with hsgs. and drawing hilarious individuals
who had. one might conclude from more evil
devices than one. been celebrating some event
somewhere. One team wss composed of six
black horses, attached to . rockaway, aud
was = splendid turnout They might remind
= fellow Of q certain picture that Sutro used
to point to during the last campaign. of . six
finland flying along the San Francisco beach,
drawing certain piethuric Comstoekers. whilst
poor miner. far gone in consumption. stood
by the wayside and ,.sped at the magnificent
turnout. Tue poor miner WAS the object of
MIR. Sutro's soiicitude, and the six in hand
party the aim of all the vitaperation he could
summon IL his clumsy toague. The picture
was complete except tn It lacked the con-
sumptive miner and the trest-.allen Assyrian
TO d we'll upon its attractive parts. The people
who passed through yesterday with = Fourth
of July aspect about them were jolly Turner'S
from one of the Vereius of Virginia. who had
beea on n roliek down somewhere On the Car
sou,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

BEIvILLs TRADE. The new stage line to
Beiville via Dayton seems to t~ bringing con-
siderable new trade 10 the Dayton merchants.
On the last trip cut OVER 5000 pounds Of
freight were taken by the stage from houses
in tina, town BY the new arrangement. fruit
and other perishsble article are landed at the
door oil the isolated nelvili.ans three days and
halt after their shipment iron San Fran
cisco,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

Hon GRAss.-Hon. Hugh CARING and
County Treasurer Shaw were looking In upon
our people last evening. Mr.. CARING says
that he has some native grasses on his ranch,
near the Carson, that are as high a. his body,
and he is no dwarf lie expects good crop
of hay this season.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

Work INTERRUPTED Hill Mining
Company, three or four days ago, broke a spur
wheel and sinking was discontinued until a
new one could be put in place. That opera
ton was completed at three O'Clock on Satur,
dav morning. and the water was SO reduced
tina, the men could resume work by yesterday
evening
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

FINE CieAiss yc who puff smoke from
yoar mouths might like to be informed 10
some extent upon the whereabouts and the
qualities and the conditions of certain good
cigars. well appreciated and expa,ia,ed upon
erewhile they are smoked away to small stabs
and east in the gutter II there he any such.
let them listen 10 this asseyerstinu; that TO
Henry Wolfe Gold Hin, should all men go for
4 box Of hue Havanas. He sells not in drills
aud draas, alias in the retail way.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

IxsunAxcR--w. n. Hill. insurance agent,
Virginia. premulsstes notice concerning his
business Intentions in another column. Mr..
Hill IL q veteran In the insurance business,
aud Is reliable. He also represents trust
worthy companies.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

Boy Losr.-The foregoing heading ought
really TO be accompanied by the clause and
fcnnd. for the boy was found very soon after
he WAS lost, The little son of h. A Young
strsyed from the parental tether last even
ing and dark came on before il vas known
VIII re he WAS search was msde by host
OF people. aud finally the little fellow was
found secure i'll the house of Mr.. Burneli.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

TIE R,vER.-The Carson river remains full
TO its utmost capacity. and in some places
where the banks are low the water intrudes
upon adjoining farms. The cutting of hay.
which has heretofore been commenced about
the LIST Of July. will this season be delayed
three weeks or 80 on this account
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

TilE NEW HALI--Carpcnter were all day
yesterday hammerins away =, the Miners
Union Hall, aud the same Is now nearly coin
ple,ed, The window frames aud door frames,
which were made At Truckee, have come TO
hand and are In place. The painters have got
one coat on the outside and one on the cell.
Ing The hall will look neat when the final
strokes arr given il. aud will be large enough
10 ecommodatc the whole OF the Miners
Union and all their friends.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

TuuxpggsroaN --Accounts received from
Reno state tina, on Saturday afternoon thun'
derssorm visited that place. The lightning
was vivid and frequent aud the rainfall was
enough 10 lay the dust. The rain clouds came
up this way Just far enough 10 give Us well
come sprinkle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

PUBLIC DKBArR. The Lyceum debate on
Saturday night In Armory Hall on the ques-
tion of divorce a cifsct,ns the morals Of the
people. resulted in . decision to the effect
that Il 10 detrimental.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

The BROOKS MiNE.-Mr. Harper, trustee
Of the Brooks Mining Company, was In Silver
OH Saturday looking after the interests of his
company and considering the sdyissbility Of
putting In heavier machinery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

A VISITOR Judge Ames, of California, one
of the chief owncrs Of the Amazon and elias
gov mines and hrothcr-inlsw o: Mr.. c. IL.
Stegman. of DAYTON, arrived in this vicinity
las, week and returned TO his home yesterday,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

DErARrcHE.-On Saturday Mr.. A. Caldwell,
superintendent Of the Amazon and Glasgow
Mines departed for San Francisco on business
connected with those mines.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

PERsoSAL-Mr. Sam Miller and Mr.. Brick
nell, trustees OF the Amazon and Glasgow
Mining Companics were In town on Saturday
looking after their interests In this district.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

NAaaIKD.--In Ogden. Utah. June nth. Mr..
Otto GREENWOOD. of the Carson Mint. and
Miss Ida N Daey. OF South Bend. Indiana.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

NEw JEwTLEY.--At Gowen's store may be
found sone very tine ie.elry. fresh from the
maaufactory at Attelboro livestock consists
OF enAiiis studs. buttons. etc. for ladies' aud
gentieiuen's wear. Call and see them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19

~ = DISCUSSIONS Yesterday was several
oier than for = week past, and many
n Bn abroad enjoying the decreased
con the shady eide Of awnings, in
u lated Saloons, etc. The een,es of
peaaaslea was for large portion of the day
In the vicinity Of Nanek,oas saloon, where,
during the waning OF the afternoon, occurred
some lively aud edifsing discussions on topics
OF moment For instance, =; one time half
q dozen men were taking turn about al the
Chinese question. while ~ many citizens
were collected In little kno, but a few feet
Away taning over and viewin. all sides Of the
Winslow case aad the Ashhartoa treaty
Some good Democrats created little comsno
ton by Announcing themselves as In favor OF
unlimited Collie immigration, thing quite
contrary To the principles Of the party, watch
Is supposed to hold ap by the chin every
lahorinS man In the land II MAS concluded
BY some listeners that the Democrats must
have FELT lis,le SORT because their opponents
Kot somewhat the start VI them ON the yues-
ton and put IN plank II Cincinnati on
THURSDAY touching upon that point. II was
matter which Democrats regarded ~ sacrcdly
their own 10 handle aud dispose Of, and IL Is
no wonder that they should feel little sore
about II. Their 1aly solare lies in the priyi-
lesc Of putting III similar plank 81 ST. Loais
Was less eccentricity but quite N much ami
nation developed Ia the discussion OF the
Ashbarton treaty. The conclusion WAS that
England 10 at this time an excellent retreat
for mAlefAetors nom this coau,ry.
A Local RxMrxiscxNcg,--Dr. Zabris kie, the
venerable patriot, has so far succeeded in his
collections for a dag as to be able TO send an
order to San Francisco for one. IL is To be
thirty feet long and win cost SIS. When last
We saw the doctor he had his speetacles on
and was figuring up the collections, He said
he was abort just two dollars. Perhaps that
amount has already been contributed. Whilst
talking about the DAG gentleman came
along who MAS present when the pole was
raised and solcmnly coaseerated to the stars
and stripes. He rccited some "Reminiscences
concerning Il which might b. interesting To-
repeat here. rae pole was raised On the ID Of
July, 1881. II was cut In what IL called Kings
Canyon. aud the man who Arst discovered the
tres nom which Il WAS made gave IL to the
elsiscns here II they would have Il hauled 10
town, dressod down g..d erected. Lyman
Brown hauled IL In nom Kings Canyon. lie
9ot into tight place ON she way aud cut Oh
several feet hon the bath end to tighten the
. Se hsisssa .Ss Ssa s s., 50 With aao,aer
man that II was itl feet high, believing that
ne had sure thing, - he measured Il III the
1rcst. When he applied the tape line aud
@and thai he had rcckoned Amiss juss - many
sect - Brown len on the wayside, he MAS
smofc sosrosfal u hndiag that someone had
a.scned the length Of the beautiful stick than
= lostag nis money, In 1854 II Was found to
oe uesayvd ~ the bottom and was cut down,
4 snAt sound part might enter the ground.
= = nosc was dng alongsidc tho hasa and when
kne pole was cat % L dropped into the place
49,, 49, - nov standa. II y the prettiess aas
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-19
PlO N e z r A S S A Y
OFFICE,
SILVER CITY, NEVADA.
Ell. III A r r I S .

TAI New Orleans Mint. ioi7 is4s. San Fran.
cisco Mint. lsS4.l
Established in California in 1854. anu In Ne
vais in 1850.
raAVING HAD TWENTY YEARS EXPEh-
II fence i'll Assayins ON the Pacific Coast.
the undersigned guarantee correct
says ON Silver. and Gold Bullion, also Cd
Ores on one ounce basis. Charges as reason-
able As the nature of the work will admit.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-11-12

but as he was then going about working as
| a Journeyman he never received them
This may have led Cody to believe that
the claimant was dead, as 70 doubt the
letters were returned to the writer. The
claimant says he kept the letters be got
from his cousin for fifteen years, aud it was
taken II by mistake i'll a bnx belonging To
friend that emigrated To America. The
claimant says that he had only one brother,
who died without Issue, and seven sisters,
all OF whom arc dead, save one named
BIddy. who lives next door to him. The
Cody-Bnckley estate is now before the Sn-
preme Court in South Australia, ard the
claimant has an intimation therefrom that
1t would be well that he should employ
come legal person to support his claims on
the estate of his relative. This is ratGer
embarrassing to a poor shoemaker; but no
is full of expectation that he will obtain the
larger portion OF the property, as he is the
nearest "bood" relation to the deceased
Cody-Bnckey, with the exception Of kis
eIsters, if any of them be alive, which he
does not believe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-11-12
WORK BEFORE Us.

These suggestions are not intended to be
complete or exclusive. One lesson that we
methods arc plieble, and th at she is fertile in
resources. Der discipline varied with circum-
stances. Though she is ever conservative and
full of veneration for the ancient ways, yet it
is their spirit rather than their form which she
has retained. Her discipline has been like her
architecture. It has not been identical in every
country, though certain features were never
wanting. One century did not servilely CODY
it's predecessor, but developed what it had in
herited into q character Of it's own. OF late,
indeed, We have had no style belonging to our
selves. but copy, fancy leads us, Egyptian
and Greek, BY ByzHntine and Gothic, while in
doing so we are unfaithful to the lessons taught
us equally by all the builders whom we vener-
ate, which were those of tradition and devel-
and eccentric origin ality. This also is the les
son to be drawn from our studies of the past
in the region of morals. admire equally the
Church Of St. Theodore, that of st. Auselm,
and that of st, Edmond, but admire them be-
cause, while they faithfully retained the prin
cples, sacramento and discipline which
Catholic and invariHble, they studied the wants
OF their own day, and met them by new de-
velopments
Time, which leaves human natnre unchanged
has greatly changed the circumstances of our
spiritual warfare from those of our apcestors
The population has been Increased sixfold and
is congregated in enormous cities, instead of
being scattered through villages and hamlets:
riches and poverty-both in their way incep-
tives to MISREPRESENTATION the poor move
freely about, instead of being confined to one
locality, and thus can evade both past oral in
fluence and that of public opinion and domes-
Aio traditions distilled spirits have been
placed or been added to the less Intoxicating
liquors of former times; arts of poisonous
adulteration have been invented; facilities of
manufacture, and of transport, and of sale
have placed unnatural abundance and variety
as temptation in every mans path the fret
of modern life, the burden of excessive toll,
the confinement of mines and factories the
absence of nearly all simple and healthful
amusements for the poor, and the restraints of
ap1ritanical Sabbath, all drive men to seek
exhiaration in excessive use of stimulAnts. To
meet these new conditions of life, and new
temptations to intemperance, new methods
have to be devised. To decide what methods
Bishops of the Church, who are as watchful
and as enlightened as their predecessors, and
no less assisted by Divine Wisdom.