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The New York herald., 1876-03-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT oUIET-FUTUREs FIRM
FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT DULL, BUT STEADY
CORN A SHADE EAsIER-oATs DULL AND
NoMINAL-PoRK QUIET-LARD QUIET-wHIs-
KEY EAsIER-PETRoLRUM QUIET-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE sTEADY-RosIN sTKADY-oILs
QUIEr-FREIGHTs QUIET BUT sTEADY-CoF-
FEE sTEADY-sUGAR FIRM.
SATURDAY, March 40 P. NJ
The trade movement slow to-day, a Is nearly
always the Saturdays and the changes in values
unimportant instances. on Change
business light Flour steady; wheat was dull
but steady; corn was a shade easier oats dull and
nominal; whiskey easier; pork and lard quiet and
easier cights quiet but steady the spot
doing; naval generally steady; oils were,
general thing quet petroleum also quiet; sugar
firm.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio quiet;
also the market for mild coffee. Prices n
changed. We quote :-Ordlnary cargoes, 1896
Ice. fair do. IKE l7Isc; good do, l7Ac. 1sc;
prime do. lslsc. is9ic; Santos, fair to good IKE
lee, gold. ninety days. Java, government bags, 23c
24e do grass mats 23c 25c Singapore, do 19c. zoe
Ceyon, 1876. lslae.; Maracabo, l61sc l9,6c,; La
guayra 17kc 1ssc jamaica 16jSc lSc ST. Domingo.
15c 151Sc. Porto Rico lie lsc. Costa Rc a, lie.
1s1sc.: Macassar. 1886. l9Sc.; Mexican lie lsc.
Manila lie. lsc; Angostura lie lsac.; Savanilla
Ice lSc.: Curacao l5c, lie
CoTToN.-The market for spot cotton hrmer. The
futures closed firm. The closing prices today
compare with Fridays closing prices as folows--
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

Circulauon... l7,O22OOO l6,sS2.5OO Dec lS9, 500
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the toIa hablitles:-
Specie $40 70d, 200 $22 T0l coo Inc. 995 400
Legal tenders 490lS,l0O 46,945,200 Dec. 2Oo7, 700
Total reserve oe7l0sOO 500 oio, 500 Dec s72, 500
Reserve
quired agt
deposits.... 56,OS4,350 5e,6O6 600
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Government bonds closed firm at the following quota
hons:-United States currency SKIES, l27 l27h;
do do, 1851, registered, l22T 1913; do. do, do,
coupon, l231S 123ss; do hve-tweniies, 1863
registered, lis 1ls4 do. do, do, coupon, lis a
nSA; do do, do, new registered, ll9A 1l95si do
do do, do coupon, li9A 49, do do 1867, regis
tered 1914 l2lAs do do, do, coupon, 1919 a
l2lss; do do, lsos, registered 1885, l2ii do. do
do, coupon l2s1s l24 do ten fortes, registered,
1ls'I llsssi do. do, coupon, ll9 ll9la do hyes
1851, registered, llsA llsyI do. do, do, coupon
1lSI a 1l9
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
Tho Treasury holds s356 800 600 Ia bonds TO secure
bank circulation, decrease for the week OF 500 OOO
Bonds held to public deposits. $ls 100 COO
Bank circulation outstanding, S34O 400 600 OF which
81 100 900 gold notes Revenue receipts to-day,
$3.50 900; month to date 81 $50 600; year 70 date,
s7o5OO OOO Customs receipts to-day S42o OO0 mon h
TO date, 100000 fiscal year to date $10l, OoO 600
Bank notes received to-day 100000 total Tor week
Is 500 600 The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
sls7 900 gold on OF interest and $500 900 In
redemption Of nvetwcnty bonds
RANK SHARES
Bank shares sold iolows:--Park, l20; Central Ma
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CLOSING PRIcHs--3 p. NJ

ADVANCE DECLINE
The following were the changes in closing prices,
compared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE. C., c. and ]. c., u; Hannibal and St.
Joseph, u Harlem, q Wabash, y Union Pacific, y ;
gold y.
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 1; New
York Central, y Erie, Il Lake Shore, 4 Michigan
Central, & Northwestern, q; do preferred ri OHIO
and Mississippi, y Pacihc Mail, 34 Quicksilver L;
Rock Island, q 81. Paul. u; do. preferred, a.
STkrIoNARl.-Delaware and Lackawanna New Jer-
sey Central and Panama
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at HAS, advanced to 1l4a, declined
1l4k and recovered at the close to 1l4. The rates
paid for carrying were 81, 3, and pa per cent
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

10 5iec low mdciing 10 i3-iec middiing ii ii-iec
The sales folows:-
To-day. Last Eeeaing. To.a.
FOR future delivery the sales were as follows Yester
day after two T. M.-Apr Loo bales at II 81 s2c.
zoo at II l5iec. 100 at II 29s2c May. 200 at B 73lc
100 at i3Ac June 800 AZ 1Sc July 300 l3slc 800
10 23 32c 100 IS 1l-l0c August. 100 IS 2932c
400 Is 1916. Total. 1900 bales To-day up r.
M.-March, 400 balos at II 25-32c.; April 200 At
13c.. 300 at l3 l32c, 100 at l3 Lie, 800 at
1872. 800 lsc.. 800 i3 l-32. 700 is Lice
1000 at IS l32c J. 100 at 3 loc May, 200 at - i32c
2 100 l3c. 400 nj lS II 2c 800 IL 516c 1O0
- Isle 100 at l35sc, 400 at l3 2332c 100
800 3 l332c 2OO l33sc June 100 10 81 -2c COO
134Sc 800 at Is 19-32c 800 at 13 9l6c., 100 at
10 1859, 5OO at 1885, 1OJ 13 II 32c 400 AT 3 I1-l6c
July, 200 l3ySc $40 at l3 1876. 30J IS 2032c.,
100 1879; August, 40 at IS 81 32c 200 at 1Ic.
Total. 2l,l0O bales Grand total. 270OO bales.
The receipts sGAlveston. l453 bales: New
Orleans ssee; Mobile ss7 s.yannsh 49, cbsrie,son,
ton 44o Philsdelphla 1872 Total 10 $50 bales This day
Total since sspemSe, l. Sass 1se bales Cotton irsgas
Hamburg BY steam e compressed $50 To Bremen bysieam,
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Reeeipts1Fiour looGe bbls wheat,
20 $50 bushels; meal Ito bbis and d53 sacks oats
"a bushels; corn. 7691s do barley soOj do barley
malt, 100 do. The flour market quiet. hut steady
The sales about $50 bb including State, Western
southern at the annexed prices Rye flour sold to the
OF $50 bbls, at - IS So % for fine superhue
Brandywine g 10 So 25 for Western and 81 75 IS 10
L.. .nAD d.. santa sallau
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
HERALD SUNDAY MARCH s. 187e-QUADRUPLE SHEET
D, 129; Importers and Traders,

iona lOs Metropolitan 1es; Importers and Traders,
1914
THE FoRRI0N MARKET
The following late quotations :--Consols for
money, e3H "a; do. for account, s4k; old 1865
bonds 1861 1867 bonds, 107k lo7A; ten-forty bonds
log; new hves 1868; Erie l6 leh; rcntes in Paris
6o42A.
THE STATEMENT
The following is a comparison Of the bank averages
for the mast two weeks
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
ELECTION DAY.


VulHE ATTENTION OF SALOON KEEPERS
II and al dealers in !iqaors in Lyon Coan.
~ ~ hereby called 10 the following SEXTON of
the compilsd lava OF this STATE:
section - Of An Act Ia relation 10 Eice-
tions" No pervon shall sell. give away ~
furnis.. or cause ~ lie sold, given away or
furnished, either Tor or without pay. within
this state. Oh any day upon which any gen.
eral election IL held. nor within the ltniss al
Asy county or city on any day upon ~h'eh Any
general election 10 held thsr~ia. any <psrisu.
oas malt or fer1nentet liquors. or ~tnes. aud
anyone 90 doing shall b deemed guilty of .
misismeanot. and upon conviction Thereof
shall he ind In any SUM nos iess than Quo
hundred Nor mere than one thousand doh
lArs. 90 by imprisonment IN the County Jail
not less than pne nor merc than six months.
or by buth such nns and imprisonment, In the
discrstian OF the Court: aud ~ shaH b the
duty OF judges 81 the District Conrss Of The
sew nj Judteial Districts IN this state 10
specially give this Act in charge to every
grand jary irnpansled In their respective
ptstricts.
And notice 10 hereby given that said Law
will be strictly enforced on the sth instant
tsl-ciion day1, and special ofhcers viii On
that DAY be appointed TO enforce . str,st com
plispe with SAID law u. A. COOKE.
nosta sheriff Lyon county. Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
VOTE FOR DAVENPORT.

Next to the Presidential electors
and the Congressman, it is most i'm
portan, to elect to-day q Republican
to the State Senate. Twoyesrs from
next winter there will be L. s. SEN
ator to elect. and, unless We have a
majority in the Legislature, the Demo-
Gratis will surely send Il representative
to the upper branch of Congress.
Such an event is not TO he desired,
bu, unless Republicans stand firmly
by the Senatorial nominees Of I cir
party the same may come about.
Davenport 10 . thoroughly conpe-
tcat nan, who can be relied upon for
oil the important duties of the Office,
and his private character, IS we'll as
his public experience, entities him 10
general confidence and support. All
Republicans should vote for him. II
is duty they owe their psrty and
themselves.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

II will MT do b declare Nat thsrs
b 70 Aaassr 81 - sGsst bsieg made
BY tho Dsmocsats, should they ssc
csed in this election, to rsfhnd b ex-
rebels tor loss sustained during the
war. II there 10 no danger Of this
kind Why did Tilden end it neees-
sary to pablish . letter saying that
he would veto any such measure
that might come before him Tor ap-
prevail. The very assertion, in public
lie way, Tlden shows that there are
grounds Cor the Suspicion. and that
the Democratic party are in favor OF
such . cause, whether their candidate
b or not. Then the auestisa. under
those circumstances II rvduced 10
the positive power Of the party on
one s,de and the mega tive power Of
their leader on the other. And Is IL
fair to suppose that President can
rise above his constituency, can
igaore their wishes ami their policyi
Such . spectacle would surely be
novel one. Tildsn unloading his
party in this matter 10 itself unprs-
cedensed in our politics. The fact
10 that Tilden, il elected, can not
ignore his party. and will not. The
spirit that rules among them will
under his regime continue, and that
spirit Is dangerous to the welfare of
the country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
NEW TO-DAY.


n rLANrIc CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A COMPANY VI principal pssce
81 busiue.s, Gan Francisco. CAlifusn1A. Loca-
zion a. work, Devils Gate Diseslct. Storey
"a Lyon Counties. Nevada. - Notice b
hervhy Given that q . meeting Of the Trus-
sses u said company held ON the 2oth day
Of October. 1875. an anessment mo. y Of Is
Censs per share vsa levied upon the capital
stock % the corporation. payable Immediately
in United states gold cotp. b. the secretary
q the ofBce OF the Company. No. $50 Pine
street., Room No 81. San Francisco, CALI
fosnta. And any stock upon which this
easement shall remain unpaid On the Tven-
tieth t2osh day Of November, ISIS.
will b deemed delinquent and will be duly
advertised for sale q public anssion. and un-
lesa payment IL made before will b cold on
TuI1DAY the Ntneteeneh day Of Decem-
-. iU7s, 10 pey asstnQusne ssssssment. "a
eeshrr with costs Of advertising and expenses
81 sale
By order Of the Beard Of Directors.
PE1ER RoBt RTSoN. necr~tary.
Omce-Room 81, No. SO Pine strret. San
Franctscs. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

Lear n mid to-day that . Dsa
ocsa1ic saecsss iasafes tre0os q
doste to run shFs1gh oil the raAi0'
easisss r. trade throughout ~
country. Buinsss men especially
casaot afford to incsr this haad.
rance to successful bosinsss season,
this dsagsr 70 end dsP~cissiea 81
ill ki.as Of securities. There b no
telling wAae might grow out At .
Dsnocrsaie triumph to-day. 1t
would dspssd very much upon what
sort At policy the party would in
snguRsss toward the South, and what
sors Of IN attitude would b sssunsd
toward the national debt obligations,
not to cay toward specie rssump-
ton, Southern claiInA and % Oh.
We know that the old ante bellam
blood atill courses through the Dsm-
cers,ic vsinA and that there would
be . disposition manifested, in case
of restoration to power, to depart
upon . new course. Until that
course be clearly defined, and poe
sibly aftsrward. there n,ust surely
prevail feeling Of uncertainty in
eli eusisess circles. In order to in
sure tranquility for long period to
come, to guarantee stability in pri-
vats and national s1airs, the party
that re-established the government
after the hand Of secession Was
from the couutry's throat.
that party should be continued in
power. We know exactly where We
stand under . Republican admins
trntion. Who can fore,ell what
would follow a Democratic Triumph
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

RKhEMBSR that in 1884 Gov. Til
den declared the war 4 failure. Had
We been compelled TO rely upon HE
sort then, the nation would have
been irretrievably rent in twain,
other secessions would have followed,
until finally some one Of the great
Powers would have got . foothold
on the continent, and our country
would no longer be free. Tilden
believed then in the right of States
10 draw out from the "Canfedera-
ton" and he no doubt believes 20
still. His party does, a, any rate.
Remember this to-day when you &C.
lect your ticket.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07


In visw 81 the prevent political consumes
Of aRAtrs the kspuoitesn parry Vi Ls"n S" IN
~ II con~enuon $3.50.
iswias rese 20 " -. :, s...,an
den oil pfisespfes
Yirss-We endorse the platforms Of The ne.
pshlicEn Nstsoual Convention ~ CINCINNATI
nd the Revuoiican State Convention 81 car
- CITY. and declare cur HEARTY allegiance 70
eAs principles est forth in the letter Of &C.
esp.ascs Of eur candidate for President
e.a-I, IN. nomination OF Rutherford
49,. "a v,IlfNrn A wheeler ve and
49,. ~ A. AUGMENTATION of the Rspuhli-
-, ~ ,~,pors tired ues and true We
S..yt,iv snaor,e them. oar candidates. - men
1922 sss 80. snS alma and =. poirs
-. !. sn.- :. hetns evan above sus-
~.
1'e'"s'
rhi14-Whils recognizing lu!if tes neS0-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
VOTE FOR COOKE.

Every voter who feels an interes,
in county affairs and desires to see
the leading offices fi,led by the best
men, who have been tried and
proved, should vote for II. A. Cooke
for Sheriff to- day. In him we are
sure to find all the qualities COM
bined tina, go to make an efficient
ofiioer aud obliging gentleman.
Cooke has fewer enemies than al
most any other man In the county,
and he has been fearless and impair
tial In the discharge Of his duties
since first he entered his Office.
Vote for him to-day and we will be
sure Of = good Sheriff.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
VOTE FOR ] lNCOLy.

II. c. Lincols is the Republican
candidate for County Clerk. He is
40 able man and honorable, fully
qualified for the place, and as oblig-
ing rs can be, 1t is important Ia
have competent Clerk. An in
competent one might work mis-
chief to the county and perplexing
disadvantage to ls,sgants. Lincoln
will keep the books neatly and rs
they should be kept, and he will al
ways trsa, you gen,lemanly when
you go abou, the office. Let's all
vote for him. We will never regret
il.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
FOR CONSTABLE.

J. ". Miller is the regular Repub,
lican nominee for Constable Of this
township. He has held the once
tor one term. and has proved him
self both faithful and competent
As . police Officer he Is reliable al
all times, and In the service OF
papers he Is correct and gentle
manly. Vote for Miller, and ~
will be sure Of b good officer for the
two years 10 come.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

John G. Mckenzie and Geo. W.
Burrisr are the Republican nominees
for County Commissioners. Both OF
them are excellent zen. long real
dents of the county, property own
ers, excellent gentlemen. and would
make good officers. The county's
affairs in their hands would 10 we'll
administered and safely guarded.
They will he elected to-day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
RxxKxRxa that H. II. Haighs q

RkNKMRKR that II. II. Haight OF
Gala, . Democrat OF prominence,
was most enthusiastic ut the ratifics-
ton Of the Burlinsame treaty and that
no Democrat has ever taken meas
ures in Congress or out to rectify
the evil of Chinese immigration.
All talk to the contrary by Demo
cratic newspapers and orators 10 the
merest .buncombe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

The petition Of 5. 5. Bucklsnd for
an extension of charter of the Sand
Springs and Fort Churchill toll road,
wss laid over till mex, meeting.
There being no further business
the Board adjourned till the 18th
install.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

Lxr all Republicans go to the polls
early. and have their Lsiaoss in by
two or three o'clock. any wsy. II
any are to DO late, le. them be
Democrats.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
Css.ty Csnnissssaers.


The Beard Of County Comnission.
ers met a. Dayton yesterday, psesest
J. N. McGinnis. Chairman; ]. r,
Shaw, A. Perkins, and J. A. Bon
ham, Clerk. The minutes Of the
Last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The following inspectors Of slec-
tions wese appointed: John Byrd
for Eureka Mil; L. Lamb and John
Mclaughlin for Sutro; L. D. Noyes
and Michael Fallen for Silver.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

PABK BARHEs a. . candidate for
Recorder 10 worthy Of every Re-ubli'
can's vote in the county. He Is q
true man . dwells in the county
and be would serve the people .,
faithfully a. man would serve him
self.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

This year the Thanksgiving pro-
e.smation Of the President has q
special meaning. He reninds the
co1ntry in fitting language that il
must render thanks for the blessings
not only of . year but Of . century
Of existence ~ free and indepsa-
dent nation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

IT WAS = severe penalty for . Gin.
cina,i judge to sentence little boy
to TWO years imprisonmen, for steal
ing u newspaper from n door step.
The boys mother was made insane
with grief.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
ALEXANDER TAFT.

This gentleman Is a candidate
for the Office OF Justice OF the Peace
of this township on the regular Re-
publican ticket. He is = person of .
high order of natural Intelligence, Of
good education, sober habits, manly
bearing, and who is in every respect
we'll qualified for the Office TO which
he aspires. II Is important that We
have n man in the Office of Justice
Of the Peace who has ample integ
rity, common sense, some dignity of
bearing, and who will give assur-
rance that the functions of the office
will be properly discharged during
his holding. Suca man We believe
rait to be and all should vote for
HIM to-day who lake an interest in
local affairs and want to see compe-
tent men in local offices.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

No Republican who will scratch
his ticket to-day above the noml-
nsss for The Assembly 10
worthy, politically, to be chased
among consistent mon. Vote il
skraighs from Davenport mp. what
sSss ron do with the rest Of il.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
HORN

Al Fort Churchill. New. November Sd, TO
pounds
At the Occidental NH. November lst. 10
the w,ir OF J. z. so.ono ., . daughter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

Worn for Geo. ". Keith for Dis
trict Attorney, and thus insure that
the county's affairs will be closely.
faithfully and ably attended y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

REAxAsER that . prominent
Democrat in recent speech In Oak.
land declared the public schools to
Be hot beds OF vice. which ought TO
be abolished, and . Democratic
audience cheered him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

TaR most infamous acts of the
national Democratic party never
drew out . word Of rebuke from Mr..
Tilden, thus showing that he has
been unable to make any Roadway
Sgsins, II. whatever he may have
done in New York - Governor. As
Presidsn; he would be obliged %
lend listening car to the party lead
crs, and he could not rise above the
party standard. What man couldi
II 10 fally 10 take into account alto
ge,her TSldens personal character il
this election. However excellent
tina, may I've, rs President he would
be in large degree the instrument,
Of his party. and that party, II pn,
in power, will not advance the vel.
fare of the country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

REAH II in mind that none Of the
Noagrsl nominsss are pledged on
The bullion tas question. Don't
vote for them unless you want to
- buliiou exempt from taxation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

LYo1 COUNTY Tu0S
TUESDAY. -. ....-...N0v. :. 1s7s
n HatislAl Republican ficks&
poa pREarnuf.
RUrHxkEQkD ,. HAYEs,
- sn~.
ron vyc1 YRRsipxRr.
WILLIAM 4. WHKKIER,
sc-
orAfR TIGHT.
Pus,sas.ssal nsssss~
=. Z. DA601r. -. ...........n ess~9 OsV
ooo1a1 ruuvkI.. 800 ese
,vR y. 0D1. .........,.s Sseee
SuA.ssrsssssnxosses.
q Z. leesard.
Fss Coagrsss,
Thenas Wren.
LION COUNTY TICKET.
~ Nass senator:
THO. Q. DAVENPORT.
For Assenbly.sal
pHIL. D. WRIGHT.
r. KENNEDY,
c. CLKAvHR.
BERT 4. COOK.
Fer Tssassrsr:
j. d. SINS.
Fer Dssesse Astos.sy:
GEORGE W. KEITH.
For Asss~r:
CHARLES +. BRANT.
yor Rscorasr;
PARK RMS.
Foe cesasy 0srh;
Ho1ATIo c. LINCOLN
Fss cosny csanissasaesx
John G. McKENZIE.
dsne rsrm)
GEO. W. BCRR1Ek.
tn>ors rern1
~ Coonfy pssveyE'
0ANC DILDINE
~ s.p~rintsndsn, Of Public Schools;
CHARLES h. sTEa II 4 n
Ya Coroner;
THOS. X. HAWKINS.
Fer sehssl rr1asss:
silver city.
las, NJ. McGINNIS, PATRICK
HENRY. b. J. T. SCHEEL
I.LloHNSoN. 8. L. ROBINSON
L. A. GUILD.
r. wOSTELL, r. ). KA",
L. LAMB.
For Csassaslss:
silver city. Dayton.
Nv. MILLER N. W. STILES,
For ssstics Of the Peace;
s,x,rcu,. Dayton.
4. TAFT. n. c. H lex \.
cca,ky s.nsrs, COMMITTEES;
J. 3. SHAW. ,
PRANK KENYON.
PATRICK HENRY.
Rs. RAW.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
n OF lC I

AIoEicE u HEREBY GIVEN ruAr TEE
IN partnsrship heretofore extstinH bstveen
JOSEPH y. DAMON and SOL. NOkI u this
day dissolved By mutual consent. The bust.
naas viii b continued by Sol Noel. who 70
osthortnsd to collect Ill tndeosedne0 ans The
nrm ard pay all dsbss due By ths arm
JOSEPH n. DANoN.
sol xUxL.
vtsVania 0ty, ostsbR =. Iole.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
REGISTERED VOTERS.

r rsr OF VOTERS REGISTERED FoR
IL the general elestiou, Tuesday. November
!. isT6. silver City Precinct. Lyon county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07
Sealed Proposals
LNoR RUNNING ONE HUNDRED FEET
II OF drift In the
BUCKEYE MINE
viii be received until
Saturday, Nov. ~, 1875.

Parties making bids viii STATE what they
viii do the work for-the company 10 fur
uish tools and dc the hoissing. Bidders vil
furnish their cvn candles and powder. Tbs
compsny reserve the right To reject bids u
not satisfactory. fS particulars inquire 81
ME fore man At the mine. VI OF
c. & STEVENSON, Sapt-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

r IsT OF REGISTERED NAMES ON THE
osncisl Register sor Eurcha Mill Pre-
enact, Lyon coanty. x=Tsas. Ter :ss general
slsstiou November Z, ISIS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

Notice 10 hereby given that VIII receive
objections to the right to vote, ON the part Of
any person 80 registered ON the above iist OF
registered voters, until O'Clock l. on the
fourth day previous to the day Of election.
also hereby request all persons ~hose Nance
may b. erroneoasly entered In above iiss -
appear Il my once and have sneh crfos cor
rreard. II. l. FOREMAN,
1egistsr Agsst
osN0 Nsv. osAn ~.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-07

Ffcvcort
Notice --ob sections to The rfGhs - 49, g
the part Of apy pessas rcStseesed = asuseeaas
VII be received until o'clock =. u. On u
fourth ssay previous 10 the Jag az election.
All prrsons vhce~ nance may - ssscnsousiy
entered In the above list are re@ueseeza 10 sp-
pear II my once and hsvs Sorh sssos GER
r>Ss>a JP. GOULD. ns9tBsry Agent.