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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-30

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-30

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-30
CAPT. N. sTEARNS.

CAPT. N. STEARNS.
REAL E9TATE,
General Commission, Business
AND.
COLLECTION OFFICE,
Wells, Fargo Il Cos Building,
VIRGINIA NEVADA.
FOR SALE.
House and 10. on @ street: price. $500.
House and lot on NorthsC street: price. 700.
Three houses aud lots on Ridge street, On easy
House and lot on the Divide; price. $500.
Two building lots on Howard street, near
sutton avenue; price, $500.
Houses and lots bought and sold on com
missfon. rents collected and loans negotisted
10 RENT
Boarding house and two lodging houses.
House in Crown Point Rsvine; per month.
HOUSE in Bullion Ravine; per mouth. sl7.50.
HOUSE on Howard street. three rooms. ineiud-
ing water; Per month; 10.
House In eastern part Of city, eight rooms .
$50.
TO LEASE.
Lots In various parts Of the city.
EMPLOYMENT.
PARTIES desirous Of FIRST class help OF all
kinds can be supplied with the best in the city
Orders from the country promptly attended
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-30

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
Railroad Accident.

A little after half-past five Monday after
noon a collision occurred at Ed. IIubbar,l's
meadow about half IL mile east of the Mont.
peIicr depot, on the Wells River Railroad.
The place of the accident was lust this
side OF the curve west of Sabin's croS~inr
The Wells River mixed train had ius,
left the depot II little late. with a dozen
freight cars and two passenger and Il bag
gage car attached, and on nearing the
curve at a fair rate of speed, the engineer
Charles G. Field, saw the Barre train com
ing. Field and his fireman saved them
selves by jumping and the engines came
together with fearful force, completely
wrecking them, though they did not leave
the track. Five freight cars on the Wells
River train were wrecked, the fifth from
The engine remaining on the track while
tour-two box cars and two platform cars
were piled upon and beside track, their
trucks being strangely piled together in :,
mass south of the track and separate from
the cars. Conductor Reed Of this train was
taking up tickets and made the quickest
passage on record through the aisle and by
open doors into the next car, but Fortunate
ly he received no injury.
The Barre train consisted of the engine.
tender and the Barre car " with Il com
partment for passengers and one for freight
There were but three passengers and none
of them received any serious injury. En-
glncer Ben amin F. Merrill. who was
driving the old :" Windsor" on seeing
Fields train approaching, whistlcd for
brakes, and Dexter Moody. the - light
weight brakeman, set the brake between
the tender and passenger car, and proceed
ed to leave the train. Mr.. Moody said he
was very lucky in finding Il soft spot, and
indeed he was, for if he had brought his
avordupols in contact with hard pan in
stead of the marshy soil where he landed
the chances are that he would have been
killed. Moody set the brake before he
left, however, in such a shape that Il num-
Der of ordinary men tried in vain to let il
off. The tender and passenger car wer,
iammed close together with no more sp,cr
than a child would need between them.
Conductor Thomas Bailey did not fare So
well 4, Moody. He wa, in the baor,o.
and was thrown violently
down, receiving Il severe scalp wound in
the back of the head but was fortunate in
with no broken bones.
Engineer Merrill, who has been in ,n,ny
accidents and has theory and practice of
sticking to the macline,' stuck this time
a second too long. He reversed his enrinc
before attempting to jump, if indeed he at
tempted this at ALL and an instant ,for
had his right leg crushed by the tender. lie
was eXtricatcd with difficulty and taken at
once to his home on the Berlin side (whcnce
Ills wife had seen the lcci,lcnt) almost OBJ
)oslte the place of the accident. The
ZONES OF the lee were completely splinter
2d and protrudeI in Il horrible manner.
though the leg WIS caught below the knee
he crushing was of such Il nature that
lmputatlon above the knee was necessary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

and this was performed Monday evening
by Doctors Woodward, Putnam and Rub
lee
The cause of the accident was i mistake
of the boy in charge of the switch at the
Coffee House junction. Mr.. Kempton, the
switchman employed there was at work on
the fair ground, by permission, it is stated
and boy of fifteen or sixteen who works
for him and has often managed the switch
was i'll charge Of it. Instead of setting the
signal for the Barre train to stop us it APP
prolched from it own line. he set the
switch for it to pass. Conductor Bailey.
to be sure that all was right, stuck his
head from the car and asked if the Wells
River mixed had gone up and the boy
nodded his head. The train was hardly
by when the boy switchman came to his
senses, and realizing what he had done,
began ehoutn. and reckoning to the train
to STOP but he was not seen or heard and
the accident was made certain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
Prof. Huxley has come, lectured and

Prof. Huxley has come, lectured and
zone. lie left New York for England last
week. The Professor evidently thinks he
knows good deal better how man WAS
made than Milton did, and makes :, bitter
onslaught on what he is pleased to call
the MIltonic theory of creation Well.
Milton wasn't Il gradyrind. and besides
that he was blind, and more than all. is
lead and If Huxley couldn't get the upper
hand OF him he oughl to be ashamed of
himself. When the blind poet gets at
brother huxley on the other side, however.
he may put some pertinent cross question,
rs to how the Simian brain coulJ .evo-
Lutte itself into such Il state rs to evolve
Paradise Lost and Huxley Lectures on the
Evidences of Evolution.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
The He'll Gate Explosion.

He'll Gate in East River has ALWAYS been
danger to New York navigation. For
twenty-five years engineers have been at
work on the rocks trying to get them out
of the way by surface blasting and other
means.
The present work under the charge of
Gen. John Newton was begun in 1869 and
was determined attempt to destroy Hal
let's Point Reef, a big rock that made the
most of the trouble. A cotfer-Gtm was
constructed and shafts sunk with chambers
thoroughly honeycombing the reef
Some twenty-five tons of dynamite and
other explosives were placed in about
1000 drills. Saturday water was let into
the mines and Sunday afternoon ut 81
the dynamite was exploded by means of
electric batteries, the hand of the little
two year old daughter of Gen. Newton.
touching the key that made the conncc-
ton.
There had been Il good deal of alarm in
New York about the consequences of the
blast, but it was rs harmless as Gen. New
ton promised, and the reef was we'll des-
trovcd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

,rhns, gentlemen most noted for wisdom
and virtue, selected to do our laW-maklnG
lhf. vcai. are receiving at this time the
usual promptings Of the great advisory
council of their fellow citizens rs what to
d,. and what not to do. The beauty OF
IN, advice which they receive, is that 1t
vculI if followed bind them to do, and not
to do the same thing; to come here and
STAY II LONG time and To 90 home the first
th,nr after Getting here, and to act by q
u,.rpptu,l rule of contrarirs if allowed to
act ut all.
The Rutland Glode, if we understand its
position, would like to have the Legislature
call Il constitutional convention, - we can
get rid of this biennial session habit. The
principtl reason assigned l., that II Yer
mont legislature. a9 ut present constituted.
is a pretty poor bundle of sticks anyway.
The G'ote will have to possess its soul in
patience II few Years. for it will not per-
suade the legislature to take a constitution
I'll bite between regular meal times. The
reason for it, call is rather refreshing con-
sdrrng to whom the appeal is made.
The It. Adams -fdrcuiSer wants Oill
its next issue anyway that the equal re
presentation of the small towns with the
biz ones, should be stopped and n constitu-
tional convention is needed for that: i;
also wants (unle-s the responsible editor is
still sich) that our state election should
be changed to November, and that there
should be hereafter an - opening of the
fiscal wear on the lst Of Januarv.' Such
an opening demands Il constitutional con
vcnti0n, and ION the who'll" the Adterta>6r
(if it, word is to be depended on) wants
one. 1t also wants at an early stage Il
resolution passed adjourning the lcyisla-
turc one month from the day of assem-
bling. We give these Is items indicating
the general character of the ill-conSd ercd
advice which is from time to time ''pitched
off - upon the General Assembly: and also
us a catalogue of Il few things that will not
be done.
There are more -'>pcaker," before Sts-
=. '''''
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y + v."I,'.;lI 1871 = ni..l',lI"
are said TO he in the field; and then Hugh
Henry i re-electcd and the friends Of W
&. French and Burnham Martin think of
,n,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

D"' ny inc TWO months from July 10Th
TO september 10Th, it appears by official
hsures that 2,296,9l9 persons visited the
lhlladelphia Exposition. or a fraction les !.
imam $4,000 q2,eS9) daily The increase
IN tle number of visitors lately shown
MAKES 1t not improbable that this AVERAGE
WILL oe uo9oied during the remaining eight
a m.Ih' ana II the expectations of the Phil
','n pllia freSs are realized. the grand total
, T.i reacn ten millions, a larger number
''''''' WIS seen at the Vienna Exposition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

TIE BRADFORD Arson CAsE.-Iast
Wednesday, Mrs n b. Stevens. l,tolv
arrested for trying to burn the Trottrr
House returned from Mortified to Brad
ford, and Thursday night was re-arrrsteJ
III consequence OF the pressure brought TO
bear on her bond>mcn by prominent citi
Irn|, and especially by the mortrarccs
who held mortgages on the TrotterIIouso
Legal tcchnIcHlltics caused some DELAY
and IN the mean time the RESPONDENT was
attacked with Il tIt. tainted away and .uf
fcrc from spasnS of grief and pain which
caused the officer to delay tn. commi,t,l
"r further execution of the warrant until
Saturday.
Saturday afternoon a. counsel of lhvsi-
clans consisting of Doctors s b. Ormsby.
J. II. Jones and \. A. Dotv, all of Brad
ford, was held at the instance Of the State
and each saw it would be very imprudcnt
ana unrivI-able to remove the respondent
at an earlier date than Monday. Monday
morning She WAS much better, thouob
stu decldcdIv unwell, and ut noon officer
ID. W. Cobb took her to Chelsea itil arajn.
her husband, y. b. Stevens, accomnanv.
inc her
Her friends claim and apparently with
good authority that new bail will be aoain
offered IN day Or two, by parties liyino
out OF town, and that she will then he free
TO 20 where she please5 until such time *
The court may meet OF direct.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
news and GO>sin.

| Ida Lewis now has the chan. ,f H..
Lighthouse, and lives there win IL -'e H'-S
her dogs. '-a-s 4..!
Ey the fall Of scanolln, In Fro,
Joseph and Terrence smith, bloih.,-.. y D..
were fatally injured. onew.-,,... i'.'l~r-.
fence --- r.
The plague has broken o,, .,,n.,....
fore AieAin"iH. They ae c.n.s,eI..,
the positions every three ,l..-. ~
| tents and hutS.
| Or. One of ' the NO'tnli'Il ,'inn-, Jaae ,....
killed the .ist, ami three o,u-f> r...... -,
captlves havc been sent 10 St P...- Pee
being the notorious Younger .t,.,,... -
A strange and fatal ,Ii-,...-,. i.,- .......
the cattle IN Wayne county. T., -'- Z
alarm. The cattle are infested ..- -.-.4
which borcs deep INTO The lIe-i oft... a,
Illumination sets IN, ai.d a,.n!.. 'a-
hours. some b head have ,;i,.l ?
AT republican meeting n t,...
while Col CIrter Of Indian.
tnrbance was created bv 4 l.,.,
throwing mud at uniformed totc. -... -'"
mud. eggs, rotton papaw9 ;tGI oti...,.-... ''
the speaker siani. Col Cater ....
founs" were struck 81 egg
party OF Turkish blsan!a nl.o. p.t...
iaSe 10 plumber one night recently, t,f.
and one OF their number shot DEM
ing To- i5ht the rest 81 the l,a:I
mans head and carried It awe, r...-
not be a means OF iicnuiy!ns i,..
presence of mind IN t.ie no a,.nl "a. j ..-.
The competitive ox animation ol ,.-..
appointment to West Point r..t.--,..f.
pace on the l9ih al Hnrim-tnn. B4ttu .....
men presented thean7e!ve-, e,-A 50; .y..a.
nfl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

Over 500 persons registered at the Yer
mont hcalquorter, at the Centennial on
the Dist
Now come, the St. Album, .Mrttiscr
and says it was all II mistake printing such
stuff about Judge Poland DiaDolus fecit
or u young man from Boston.
RANDoIrH-The Normal School i,
prospering finely. The graduating class
is not SO large rs usual, but the other
classes are large. Excellent teachers are
employed, AMI the school has u wide
spread popularity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

i"a LEWIS now has the charge OF the I..an.
lighthouse and lives there sl;h A.r ~
her dogs. -'s 4..l
fy the fan ola aeanoIin- IA Er......
Joseph and Terrence smith, b.ot,rr. l,
were fatally injured. onewa-i...... ''-''lrr-.
, 1876-02-25

- &omii6e Nn3etgen. @tter
@usleie ORIGIN Ter Nnsetlen IN Der Vcrliuer
rMontass.3ettnng" entnebrnsn mir Gle fol-
genoen:
vShneioniser &reisblatt" No. /. 1873.
Gin babies Winoip,sl 1T entlaufen.
,Gtre,n,etes Wofenblatt BON 6odlit,
Beni9 &C." Sanuar 1873.
gu permietbsn IlnO 5tpei mildrei6e Nms
men, betbe Oter Wobeu alt.
RoberCs BET Sebamme Oed.r, @erbertrabe
$50. 80.
veeipsiser Sassbfatt". a.. Sauuar 1873.
Sn Dio9Oro ( Saroinlen) eri6lus ein Jun.
ger Wann ieineu Sater, nm i'm berauben
unc baum heiratben 5u f0nnen.
,Erdnfliber Courier. IL. Tebr. 1878.
De, aalier CAB oaS 3ei9en gum Besinn
Der s Ter our6 Nbiinaung zines @borals.
,aSlniide 3eitung". SEQ, 24S. 1873.
@einht mirb cine Sdlaflteae fur etnen
Serru. morin man arbtiteu faun. Noreiisn
~ab,u9sbsn bel 6lieb. zimmerman, Seleer=
itraBs No. II.
.~yeipsiser 9uQebtatt". II. Mai 1873.
@elt,ru jia9mnttea 5 nbr, all nuierem
9ohjeitsto9e btlteifte MID meiue ltebe
Brau nit eiuem ffdf.issn 5uulen.
0areben ldBt ith folgenoeS Snlerat
i'm .glsems,ntn anSeises fir Stuot uuo
SrslS @furt" pom Wlttipod, osn -. So.
nuar, helIeu. ,Nobidlad,terei gobnboftraBe
20. Ssrrid)aftsn, melde lire Yferoe telner
lpeit ren Qualerti nntermerisn molten, farfe
l6 iortpdbreno. 6. Slum. 8oBi6ld6ter.
$einrid $ omann's Sinfouis
y6r tblof" bat bet tlr.r am Sonnta9, Den
%. 5anuar, in Nien burd Die 8bilbarmo.
ntt,r. untsr 2eitung oes Doifapeumelters
SorS 81 otter, i1attsefuuoeaen 4ufubruu9
eineu ~9roBariissn ieniatlonelen @rfOl9 oa,
pongetra9en.
, 1876-02-25
9I4 Broadway, New York City.
SDatt's 2ebemss8eiiam.
Gin meOiaintihes gSHnocr.

lRbeumattsmus. Neuralsta, @tht in tbrem idlimmren
Slartuln, Scrpieln. 8Dni8s. 1.antbeit. @rsipelds, AIT
Seldppure unb bic ibitmrnlien 5Gae BON Siatfrantpet'
I'm, arpBe Shpahe, 2eber. une gtierenletetn, SFing.
rpurm &c. &c. wirp ,Iuf's Seifimmtslte purb piefen 8pnte
aler 9einieunesmitte sebeiit. Derielbe lit jmetanp.
3ldn,te Sabre btaburb ypm pubiitum erprpbt, cat
9unoerttauisnee oen 5daen eebsilt unb eurirf nets,
penn mad Vpritrtft 8enpmnnen. SIT elm itherss pstie
unlttel non 5tftln IN ouen ~teilbaren 8duen, curtrI pie
ianIlten altsn Selbnure, ielbit NO Ger Enpben tGrH sH-
9eTrenen TT. f
pap, 1raepeen i'm 9art-2bsater gu Srpptlpn, u. D.,
pom drpnithen Reconnaissance, nahbem perlelbe ppne
Grfpl9 non ben p0rsu8ltbiten Nersten @urppa's ano
4mertfa's ~bebanbelt pprben mar.
SopattS Sebens,S aitam curirte 6errn .. o.
oplp. Dedmalfer 9n. III WiaptlUn Ctr, non einern
5eIabrlttsn @ei6par, nabbem er ie6s Wlpnas TN
5rOappap Spipttal mar uno bort ais %unbeilbar ertlart
puroe.
Spatt's eebens.S alidm tstlts Ssrru 5aepb Mptb.
0tiee gip. PAP @reenpi6 Ctr. Won einem l~crpiuIclsn
Delhmure, nobel bic 6duIntB i6rn bis auf ben 8npIen
%torun9en mer. Serr u. BAT Ddhrenb 10 Sdbren nab
ielhebener 9eilun8 tetne 9Dteberbrlun8 Der Eraagseit
rtatren.
opatts ::sebens.Saliam rurirte Serrn gDiutan
Springer, No. 1888 Srocme Str, pplltanbie pen sHte
,luretem Nbeumattsmus 10 ernflt2er Nrt, 6aB oerislbe
IN @stt pes &ranten ihpn permirrt bate. OeE Se.
,anate srnnts n,6t 'eine Sanb gum appfe erbsbea xup
car pdbrenb prefer Wtcnate au's Bert %asfentlt.
3u baten in Der Saupt,S office, 246 @ranp Ctr, xae
et N%pptbstern i'm N%lGemetnsn, au 81 per 6lal6e. SstG
,lai6sn So.
@satt's bsrlbmts SetImtttel Hnb,
Spatt'S uuteblbarer 9ebeas' Salfdm ~ 81 .00.
6patt's "A b., bEtpelt itarfer 9ebens. BALKAN, sl
l.25, - Spatt's 9ulmVutr galiam, pbsr Der S6wIHo.
l6tisen Nreunb, gu $500. Spatt's Sris etnt.
nsnt, u~utsblbar fir estben unb S6merSen ieber art,
II so Gents. Spatt's SnSd, Sur fur @~rtd.pns,
lrpfpeb, SnHusnSa, @atarrb, su % Gts.
GDenn pbiee arItfel nidt tn euIer spptbsfs pber an ~.
en- plase 5u baben ine, ir wenps man i'd btrett auoas
zentral Depot, 246 @rauotr., Y. y.
Gewin 3. SpaIt & Co., @t9en.bumer.
uebsraa bin per @rPreB Ssri&iff teim ba'bsn
DusenD. 13n2UiCn
, 1876-02-25
Gbriitopb bon GGmib's Sugenof
YihliDthef.


@ebunben tn Tappbedel a Is Gents. Witr
UfuSlinsRiiden q 30 Gents. Sang
0tuslin 25 Gents.
eetnrid5 BON Gtdbsnfeis, mic err iur GrfenntniB
Bottes fam.
Der MSeibnaebtsabcne. Clint Gr3GbIung gum Weibs
natts9el6ent ftr &inoer.
Der Noienftpce. Cine intereIaute Gr3dbling.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sobannisfdferden.
3Dn Gr3dhlun9en.
Tte Cfereier,
Die Spptenb ntbe,. eins Vesebenb.it aus ben,
Geben zines arnen 9orI.S 6uuebrers.
@ufadbiuS. Sine GcIbi6te Der friitlider BDrSeit.
Das y umenfSvsdcu. Cine GrjdbIuns Dem Bill
benoen utter 9%euibmet.
stpia pDn E~annea5nrs. Cine Seiaiate bss Utter
tbums.
iditten bes @ttertbums.
Die Wad)tisan. Gina intereIante Osihipte.
Rpbert, Der 10 atfenfnabe, oosr: 8as Mnosnfen
on Die Otutar.
2ubmig, Der WpBmanherer.
9ieben &rsdb unsen.
Sanneton mnS Mmaiia.
Die Mdiblumen.
@mma BON 5infenaein, Ossr: @ntt na$t aass
gut.
ssiibem Zen. Gin ssiSi&tliass GsmdISs.
Oas per prene 9inb.
Das xdubd)en Dad RaubidloA.
Der quite Srieern nne Der bpie Stetrt9.
Sie Grdfin Julia, ODER: ainoli@e 2iebe, 9reus
uno Hpbn. .
@Dttfries, Der iunss ginFsslsr.
Der 0briifbaum.
Die fleine SautenipteItrfn.
SaS 2dmmdDen.
6trnonso, 1ebenssei&iate zines iunsen orcfen aus
Spanleit.
RuYiermIm,em unb @otbhade. Tas gosel.
Warsaretba Blamdben. Die aBalcfapeae. Dad
Die senersbrana. Ba6trautb am wbetn.
Der Diamaufrine. Das Warienbtls.
, 1876-02-25
Aeenfen %Derlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrifti

Gin p~hrsises SsitsnRad gu ZEN bsras mt.a Mtrfsa
in a Bar.Room." BON &. e. Nrttur. Das lest.
unp srSgte Bud hiefes ~8efsierteu Strtftfels, $ - CLAN
Sene tlulirirt, elegant s%sbuuben, miro ~ Laulsuptu pi
tdutt. Is pire ppn ben bsrpcrra9enbRsu 9erfpnen una
3eitanasn bs eanbss auf bas @unfisfs ~bsurtbstl.
Cine @el8ttte pom @srbrthen anb SeIeibisunseA; n
unierer Ntitte, rslIe Su pr r~ubiefen 5srisn ipreGtp
Der Wpralitdt bewirtsn ale eefese. &aentsa. wslas
,,Man-Trap" pertauften, mahen mtnreffsns mad .ul
NAL 10 piel @rempiare pteiss Su&es p~erfauftn.
9ebenSbefdbreibuus eeS SerfGffers, init fstntn
Yprtratt in Staplat1 pirb stnem Isben Subiribenttu
absrei6t. ysi&rsbsnbe eireulars uub fplHe NIT ben
Bsptnsunssn wsrbsn fret auf Anfrast ~ssTfenest Ssn
!. NJ. Stoncar. u. Co.. Yubltfpers, 73S Sanism
Strabe, Ybila., pa. Eiunt49D;