Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-28
The Special Trains.
And Some Thoughts Arising
Therefrom.

Il
& T. r. r, Company, which has been
prepared TO tally with the new table
of the Central Pacific. will go into
effect on Monday next. Trains will
leave Virginia at p. NJ. and arrive
back at 9 80 in the morning. We
like to reiterate this fact, because il
is pleasant to think Of to think that
the great Central Pacific should run
| special train to San Francisco fos
the accommodation of us of the
Comstock. Our own little serpen-
tine line would do it in a minute,
and think no more about it, if peo
pie asked for the change. l, is the
most generous little road III ali
America, and the company is the
most tractable. Its Sratuitous ser
vices to the stricken people of Viz
GINA after the great fire of las: oc-
tober will not scon be forgotten.
Nor will its generosity in carrying
tons of ore freight for the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia back and
forth with the greatest care, and al
ways free, soon pass out Of mind.
Some points between here and the
Summit have had the audacity 10 lay
claim 10 the distinction of being the
places for whose express,accommoda-
ton and convenience The c. p. Il. X,
folks have concluded TO run u special
train 70 San Francisco. Truckee
and Reno are conspicuous as such.
The notion was quite Irrational with
Truekee, and it can only be referred
in the case of Reno 70 the adoies-
cence of Mr.. Pnwning, candidate for
Congress, from wt,am the announce
rncnf INST emapatcus Carson has
been creditably discreet in the mat
ser, and has, kept her greatest mouth
The Tribune closed $40 far rs We are
advised. Mr.. Parkinson would no
doub; like IL have the trains halt ia
| the city sufficient length OF time to
allow Of his pointing rolubiy To the
beauties of the place and OF his own
garden, and ailuding gravcly TO its
moral rectitude-all due, Us he would
be constrained modestly TO allege, 10
| the wholesome advice Of The Trib-
une. We purpose.y leave out any
insinuation as to the probability OF
his asking a susceptible passenger to
subscribe for the paper. Mr.. Fryer
the co-puient, good natured Fryer
is probably content if he can pre-
vail upon Mr., Yerrington, ON the
score Of nativity, 10 keep the cars
long enough al the depot for all the
| thirsty 10 wet their whistles "across
the way" TITS is perhaps the sum
of what Carson has 10 SAY of the
whole matter, except TO echo the
| sentiments of satisfaction already
gona out from the Gomssoek az the
| great convenience and caMfor, OF
travel in store for us. The company
whose head Is the rich STAFFORD, apd
whose central point. Of magniiecnee
is the Stanford mansion on Galifor-
MIA street, Was adjusted nios, likely
by "pecuniary motives" in making
the change. II comes quite natural
for one 70 think so. Such overshad-
owing corporations have of hate
come to be the legitimate prey OF
public opinion and the receptacle
into WHICH il is right 10 pour any
amount Of abuse. But pecuniary
motives or designs of public wei
fare awayl ana we thank the Central
Pacific On general principles. And
We will tack on few more words
| and say that the stage line of Dallas
/ Go, plying between Virginia and
Dayton, will have 10 modify its
time table on Monday 10 correspond
with the new order OF things.
This was the leading point we had to
make at the beginning, and here it is
at the end