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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17

A-oRTH DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
n Mining Comp .--Locst.on OF principal
mace Of business City and County OF san
Francisco, California. Location Of works
Devils cate MlRing District. Lyon County.
Nevada. Notice Is hrrrby gwen that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors, hid on the
sls, isy Of June, 1916. an assessment NE, y
20. Ten ants per share WAS levied 9pon the
cspitsl stock Of the corporation, payable in-
mediate!y IN United States gold coin. g. the
Secretary, al TIE of.ice Of the Company k"erE
50 No. $50 Pine street. san Francisco
Canfornia Any stock upon which tins As
sessmeat shall remain unpaid on tie Slst day
Of July. Is76. will he delinquent, and adNe-
:isei tor sale 81 pahlie auction; unless psy
,uent j made before viii h. sold on FRI
DAY the 18th day II August, ls76, TO pay delin
qnet assessnl, az together II costs OF ad
verusing and expenses II sale.
BY orter NJ the Board @; DIRECTORS
Il. q. CULyEawELL. Secretary.
or 50 Academy building, No. $50 PINT
street Saa Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. sla.

&VtlSE w. SAe.
UNITED STATES SURVEY NO ios.
HvNrrEp STATES LAND oFFICE. CAR.
u ~oa City. Nevads, Nav 5, lss6.-Notice
VII ,se rast office address is Virgins City, Ne
vsda, has this day rled in this office his APP
.o,fcstion for pst~nt for one thousand tleah
linear feet az tn Lewiston Lode, bearing gold
and silver tcgether with the surface ground
two hundred laool feet in width tor The con,
v-nisl,t working thereof, situate. lying sud
bern. in tse DEVILS Gate and Chinatown min
ing district Lyon county, state OF nevada
suewn am, designated on she field notes snd
.sffieial 2lst A. Uniteo States survey or lof No.
10y in section 9. township 10 north OF range
II east, NJ, d. D., ne e, eaer,or
no as follows. to wit: Beginning nj
most No 1. located On the west side OF Long
Irwin, about IS feet westerly f-om the Buck
eve hosting works, and running thence hrsf
'esourse south. j DEGREES 81 inmates, Wes~ !th
300, to post No 2; thence second course .sorth
slssaa.rees west-st lNo feet Is post No :,
,rhepce prominent point 81 rocks bears south
X degrees 10 minutes west; smoke stack OF
nsVton hnistinS works eesr> sonas ~ degreer
As minutes west, sui the quarter section eeri'es
ON the west line Of section =, tHwhshis ~
north range n east. VI, u. " tears nosth ~
degrees l. minutes. west distant E-gI ierts
al t,-et 10 most Ne. !; thence thru course
north degrees 50 minutes east 1000 teef TO
r,o,t No S, thence fonrta coarse south, u ne
srr,.,,s east 300 feet to post No /, the point Oh
beginning: containing S.Al.9 acres; bearings
EXPRESSED from the arae meridian, magnetic
variation Is degrees esst. The iSh0r snd I'M
movements consist Of two shafts. exceeding
$500 in valae, Survey msie T. conform To
tbr record OF location. This location wss
,,nlv recorded on book /. page 4s9, records OF
the Devils Gate mining district Lyon county.
nevada. kept at the sf,ice OF the mining re-
eoftisr st - yer City. Nevada. This claim Is
bounded BY no known claimants. the nearest
Ella IN on the cas-; being the Buckeye mine
AN snd al persons claiming adversely ANY |
,,,rtio,, Of this claim are required ~ Tie taeir
adverse claim with the reetei.r u the united |
States Land Office At Cars, CITY, Nevsda, |
during the sixty DAYS period Of publication |
he-sr,.o:, or they will be barred by V1rtae OF |
the rnrovis!oas OF the s.s'utr,
se5-fSl A. NAii--' nestS'ei'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
\ OrICE!

NoR LICENCES, SILVER WILL. BIZ
u taken to the snount Of Five nsllArs ON
all sums above that the usual discount Will be
made. X A COOKE
Sheriff of Lyon County.
Dayton, New. June q. 1915.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
CITY coAL. COMPANY

x~IgGrNIA CITY COAL COMPANY -
Location Of principal pisce Of business
ysrrais CITY, Nevada Location q works,
III Dorado Csayou. Lyon county. Nevads.-
Notice is hereby gwen that at meeting Of
shs BOARD of Trustees OF said company, held
-, tna twelfth fi2,h} day 81 June, A, d,
ss-s an assessment NJ. IL az ten tiol cents
1er share was levied on the capital stocs q
aid COMPANY. payable immediately IN tnited
So. ,,y,,i Se,n. to the Secretary st the office
Of the company. Room Ne. Rank Of cSltfor-
p;s building. Taylor street. Virginia city,
s;ey.da. And xIy stock apaa which tais
assessment shall remsin uupsid Oh Nednes-
asy the t~elfth tl2thl day Of July, A y. 1870,
shall be deemed delinquent ana ~lsi ee aaIF
ADVERTISE. for sale at public suSsion, and an'
less usymen, is ms,le before Will be sold on
SATURDAY, tbs twelfth lsthl day O: August.
A u 1915, 10 pay delinquent assessment. to
rs.har with costs Of advertisement and ex-
penses Of sale. ,,po s..-u.,.
osce-goom Ne. Bank of California
,pil3,ug. Taylor street, Virginia CITY, Ne
vada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
CE N r e N NAL
,l776. : 1876.
PR OCL M ALTON.
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.

rs THE POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND
10 the East. Passengers for ChicSSo,
NIAGARA Falls, pittsharc. phiiadelphis, Mon
tr,al. paepec. New York, Boston, OF any
,,sher pcint East shoald buy their
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
Delinquent Sale.

Il ossUTH MINING CoMpANY-LocA
IN ten of principal place of hGstness
ala Francisco, California. Isys,tua -
works DEVILS este District. l. OF = unit n,
vsda-N etice--Thvr, arr d.ltnQus ut nl.4,4 n
following ., scfftssi stock On sr.e. lsut a -.
-e~smea; NO. q levied en- the eth ,iay s
Msy is7G. tb. severSi amounts - "a at
the names vi the respective shAr,ha lslsrs s.,
follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
Livery Stables !!
MAIN STREET. SuXkt. CITY

NHE underpignsd hsv,lA Enispsd sn.
u Renovated his vs:i.knuvn Ssshlss. -
now prepared ~ furnish
cARRlAQE&.
6UGGlES and
SADDLE hONSES
Az very ~asonsbis rates.
~ fair dealing with everybody. and u
evesy particular. hope Ia pisase ali.
~ Remember the piase--sle BRICK stable
J. +. ANGNLL, PHorRlRTpR.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
ASBESTOS FElTiN6 co.
....OF....
NEW YORK and
SAN FRANCISCO.
To Mining and Mill superinten-
dents:

The great and unparalleled success that ha'
bcen achieved by cur Asbestos Non-Conduc
tor for covering steam Boilers and Pipes war
rant US in offering it to you as the BEST AND
MOST DURABLE FKLTING now existiEs
THIS Company is the oldest and most exten.
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sQuagly patented and any use of the woro
"Asbes.as" in connection with any other felt,
inS is an infringement lteontains the best non
conducting and ire-proof ingredients known
o. science Asbestos is 8 mineral long known
10 chemistry as non infamshle and the most
positive retainer Of heat in nature. Our pro.
cess consists in SO preparing Asbestos with
other fbrous and elutiacus matter as 10 form
q strong, elastic adhesive ami understandable
covering fer steam pipes and boilers, which
we have fully demonstrated is pre-eminentiy
superior to any other covering now in use. l;
10 less expensive thea Hair Felting and car
be applied st any time while the boilers sre IL
use One covering vii last in perfect order
ss long as the boilers or pipes By ABSOLUTE
test
1T Is KNOWN TO SAW IS To 80 pen
CENT. IN FUEL.
II is nen-inHsmable. indtstructihle and q
perfect non. conductor OF heat and cold. Its
aeNihility causes /. o. contract and expand /
With the iron surface. thus preventing 4, 1
from cracking As it shsorbs ne moisture |
and excludes the atmosphere the surface of |
boiler or pipe cannot eorroae. /; IL applied |
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fseility and in few hours becomes dry /
light. elastic and consciously adhesive. i /
c ntSins no lime CT other corrudiug substance.
We challenge the world 10 produce covering
b compete With ours in durability and sayih-
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o; this p,occss, and wculr
caution all parties sssiust worthless imitation
{ our Asbestos Non. Conductor. our unprcce
sc : ell success having started several worth.
less limitations Of it into existence rrofessiua
h coRtSlh Astcstos. Superiutendsnts AM
engineers are invited 10 examine the mater.
md work at the Savage Mining Company,
For fail particulars and circulars containing
'efercnccs apply to the undersigned a,
ooAKE. HOBART 4 co :, ca South c stree,
Sirginis.
L. 4. MORRISON. A-cnt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17

Md IN arcorsIaner With law AID IN oEdef
OF the hosrd u Directors, mssc On the 18th
day IL MAY. is,es 81 many .harv. VI each par
eel u such stock - may be necessary viii be
sold at public auction 81 the olhee III the
company. No tls California res. nsln. ~.
San frAneiscs,. sslifornls, on WEpNkS-
DAY. the nineteenth sisy - lels. ls1o. al the
hour Of one o'eloek =, NJ u -aid tlsx, + u,
said dshhqu' nt ssse~<n., l., thereon. a&.th.r
with Costs VI Aav~rtisiE. aid .xprus~s "
sale.
EDWARD y. STONE, srsrt srs
ofhce-sis C.ifurnis ssv~i. kv.m Nc >.
SAN frABeipco. cslifcrnis.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
TRiNS.CONTiNENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route.
The Chicago and North
western Railway.

| Its Track is Of STEEL RAILS. and on IL hs-
/ lsSer made the Fastest Time that hiss eNei
| been made in this country fy this ron'e
| passengers for points east OF ChieaSe rave
their choice of the following lines from
| Chicago;
| py the Pit,sburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
| sud Pennsylvania Railways - Three
Through Trains Daily. with Pullman
| Pslsce Cars through to Philsdelphia ana
New York on each train. One Through
Train, with Pullman Palace Cars, 70 Bai-
ti,nore snd Washington
By the Lake shore and Miehicsn southern
Railway and Cenffeciious-New YORK Cen
trail snd Erie Rsilrasis-Three Through
Trains Daily. with Palace Drawing Room
and silver Palace Sleeping Cars through
t. New York.
gy the Michigan Central, Grand TruDS.
Great Western and Erie and New York
Central Railways Three Through Trains,
with Puilmsn Palace Drawing Room snd
Sleeping CSrs through to New YORK, 10
Nisgsrs Falls, Buffalo, Rochester or New
Iors City,
sv the Baltimore and Ohio RSilraad-Two
Through Trains Daily. with Pullman
Palace Cars for Newark, GAINESVILLE,
wheeling, Washington and Baltimore,
without change.
This is the shortest. Best snd only line
running Pullman celebrated Palace Sleeping
Cars a.i Coaches. connecting with Union
Pacific Railroad at osnshs and from the
West, via Grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar
Rsnids Clinton, sterling and Dixon, Tor
Chicago and the Last.
This populsr raate is unsurpassed Tor
Speed. Comfort and Safety. The smooth,
well. hallAsted and perfect track Of steel
rails. the celebrated Pullman Palace sleeping
Cars tho perfect Telegraph System OF moN
iag trains, the regularity with which they
run the admirable arrangement for running
through cars 10 Chicsso from al points /
West secure 10 passengers all the comforts I
in modern Railway Travelling. No changes J
Of Cars aud no tedious delays st Ferries
Passengers Will fni Tickets via his Favor +
lite Route at the General Ticket ofhces Of the +
Central Pacific Rsilread in San Francisco snd +
Sacramento and III all the Ticket Offices Of 4
the Cea;ral Pacific Railroad. |
". II. STENNETr, /
MARVIN IUGHITT. Gen Pass Agent. 1
Gen. Supt., Chicsso.
HIP sTANwoop. General Agency, ial 4
Montgomery street. san Francisco, sasls .
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
DR.. A. q. SPINNEY,
Inc Cc,enfated Specialist.

N'e.,li,cun as founder Of the Montreal &C.
l. .,iisAi lnsfltase and iase frcll4e.sg OF
u SPIN NEI NIl.l.E INFlisNARf, woslld
l.slt,l sisvcsiu,ly inform his patients and the
All 6. i gept rally thai he sail ceotinuss 10
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
YOUNG MEN /!

Who may b. suffering tTon the ELECTS OF
youthful fallivs oE iEd.scressta. Nili &c Neas 10
avail themselves q; thiS the srvaiSst tson
ever laid at the altar OF suffering humanity.
On SpINNEI will guarantee "a inrfvit nFc.
hundred dollars ts every case OF seminal
weakness oG private disease of any Kind CT
character which he undertakes and fails to
cure He voUld tlier.ioTs> say TO the uninrsti-
haze sufiefer who may read tAss po.iee. that
yoa are Trading apea dangerous ground when
you longer delay In scefins the proi~r fesn.<.y
for yosu complaint loa may be in the nEs;
stage remember you are approaching the
last IL yea are borsicrsus nica the last, aisd
arc suffering same all OF its evil effects. rc-
menltsr illat il yoa osssisnafeiy persist In pro
crass2nsituu the time ssasss come when the
mos; ss.ilial physician es.n RENDER YOU no
assistance. when the door Of hoyr ~ill tie
s.as.,i against You wien no angel of mercy
can hriag you rclie:. IL no case has The
nssctSa allied Of success Tat nles rot despair
work itself upon ,oEr irnas inat.es. tut aFail
yourself of tie ben, ncal results OF his
treatment t~fore your case is teyoia'! tbs
reach OF medical skiN. a. bctorc krtn IcSsn
hess Nm. IA q .as.aIs1x.atrs grave
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
COME AND BE HEALED

Ii il.s, KS iae2 what yu4I IOAHses may &c,
Come ea.a it, the lsc,uE examine year cas-.
ItAlil cnss You nothing for CONSULTATION. 80
please cali and satisfy yoarssl,es she;hcr the
D,.St-ar understands your Case. II be can esirc
yoa be Will tell yoa - II not. he will tel yosi
that for he III not undertake case unless
l.. il ssaur.sqss, ps ,fsefin. y cure
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
MYDDIE.AGED MEN I

There sre many ci the ssc oi tAi!fty "a sixty
who are tyNssh.esi " 18th too slss. 49,. ..a;.
Of the hladdsr ottcn accompanied by slight
siaarting or burning sensation. and weaken
ing Of the system in . manner the PATIENT can
ma secssant fo. on examining the urinary
deposits a rssry sediment Vii often he found,
aud sometimes small PARTICLES OF aioanaen
will spgxAr. 81 tho COLOR will be OF . thin and
milkish hue. again changing 10 . dArk and
torpid appearance, There arc many men Who
die 81 this difhculsy. ignorant Of the cause,
uhich is the SECOND stag Of seminal wal
n IS Or $ will guarantee perfect cure IN
sll such cases and a hvaltlay restoration Of the
srfito aursnary organs
N R-only an interview required In .
ms jo,i;y 81 case. balance of treatment can
he conducted At home without tntefrspfion o.
business All letterA CT corakIunseAslassas
81 c.ly confidential
u;scs Hour 10 10 l. 20 4 and TO Z Sa's-
DAYS nom 3 10 only Consultation. frrc,
Thorough exAmina sson and A6Nios. $50
t,rs.er. No SOUTH { STkkkT. VIZ
ssniA City. where be ~ili be paeased 10 consult
With all who may be suffering. fraua Shroi.se
~ SPECIAL liiss ASA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-17
NOTICE.

NoR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND MIN.
= ing tar silver will be taken b, the amour,
81 nse dollars. On all amoants above Ia
tnr usual discount will be made.
o. T. NASH
assessor Lyon County.
Dsssou. New. yaas II. isfs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-09
HOW TO SAVE.

The way to save il to begin with little
matttrs--and 10 begin at once. No one ever
made bis way from poverty TO riches who
seorned economy III small things. and could
pot comprehend the yalne Of single cent.
The poor man, who would get ahead pc
cnniarily. must learn that to save cent af.
ter cent--one at time. ii he can do no
Ilmore--till lie gets hundred Of them. and
10 has dollar, is wise and pohle thing
for him TO DO. Having thus actually sav,
ed bis first dollar. he will have acquired
with It power of self.denial and tena.
city or purpose which will enable him Il
save one dollar after anothertill re gets q
'handred. And then he can save on indc-
fini;ely. and become independent iE fortune.
But.' says some one who has lived all
bis life without saving, = how am | to
save. My habit are fxed. How can
learn to lay by something for old age!'
Yon must do as to money matters what
a certain ancient school Of philosophers did
as to morals. Those old sages used every
night. to review their actions for the day,
and see what they ought not TO have done
that they had done, aud what .hey might
have done better Of the things which it hac
been necessary for them to do. So, too
must you, every night, review the outlays
Of tile day. aud see what yon have spen
and how you might have got more econom
ically whatever it was necessary for you Il
obtain. Any one who faithfully make:
such review Of his expenditures will be
aptto discover many opportunities fol
retrenchment and reform" And then
if he will, he eau at once begin to save. am
may acqdire economical habits which vii
secure bis future prosperity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-09

The Western Sentinel says: II IL stated
that Ia work entitled, "Courtship, Love.
Matiimuny,' published III iGiO, ten years
before the death cf slia<eslpar, Is this ex-
Pianaiion regarding ladies' privileges Ia
leap year.
"AlJait, II u now because part of the
common laws, in regard 10 social relations
Of lie, that asoften a. every bi-sextile
year doth return. the ladyes have the sole
privilege. during The time IL continueth,
of making unto tue .nen Which they do,
eitherhy wnr,l. or hooks. as 70 them Il
seemrtli proper and moreover, no man
will ieentitled to tile benefit ofclergy who
dothe 10 any wise treat her proposal with
-lightcf cvntuniely.'
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-09
BRINE BUTTER.

Among the many devices for keeping hut.
ter ID d manner that preserves the rich,
rosy favor of new. with all its sweetness. i.
the following from the Duchess Farmer.
which is said to be entirely successful Tc
three gallons uf brine strong enough TO bear
an egg. add a quarter Of pound of nice
white sugar. and one tablespoonful Of salt
petre. Boil the brine. and when it is cold
strain carefnlly-Makc your butter into
rolls. aud wrap each separately in clean
white muslin cloth, tying up with a string.
Pack large jar full, weigh the butter down
and pour the brine until all is submerged.
This will keep really good butter perfectly
sweet and fresh for "a whole year. BE care
ful not to put upon ice butter that YOU wish
to keep for any length Of time. In. sum-
mer. when the heat will not admit Of but.
ter being made into rolls. pack closely in
small jars. and using thesame brine. allow
il to cover the butter to the depth of at
least four inches. This excludes the air.
and answers very nearly as well as the ii.st
method suggested.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-09

The burirl Of Capt A. q. Moore, VIM
met his death. rs elsewhere reei;ed. took
place in the village graveyard. at this
place last Saturday. The remains we're
drought from the residence Of Col. 4. M.
Holt, the brother ID law Of the deceased
followed BY an immense toncunrse Of rrla-
tipss aud frictds. From all parts Of the
'ounty many had assembled in the town 10
pay their last respects hy being present at
the last sad rites aud duties, which the llv.
ing can bestow on the dead. The funeral
services were conducted IN the presbyte-
rian church. by Rev. A. Unuie and were
appropriate aud impressive. Iron tho
church 10 the grave ward. distance Of a.
bout quarter Of mile. the cortcgc pass.
Cd. Il was by far tie largest ever seon in
our town. The employees Of the late firm.
Of which deceased was member we're in
attendance in large Numbers. and with bow
ed heads and grief stricken faces they testi-
ied the affection and esteem 10 which they
held their late employer. We should esti-
mate the number 10 the procession at MT
less. certainly. than thousand, whilo il
may have been many moro. --Gleaner.
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t'IrcuIsr. With :arther particulars may be had
on application.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-09

The following extract is fram very in.
teresting address delivered BY Maj. w, J.
sykes. Ut Brownsville. Fem.
To he perfect farmer n man should
combine reading. observation and practice.
\ man may work in the fields all his life
and be poor farmer We should gain
knowledge by reading and study. aud also
hy what We zee around us. aud then this
knowledge must be put into Practice. Our
views. il they will not stand the test Of ac-
tual experiments. are worthless. All sound
theory is based upon practice, aud all sem
sible practice Is the result Of we'll grounded
information. whether learned by our own
observation or from the experience Of 9th.
crs. That theory which will not stand the
test Of experience is worthless, aud that
practice which is not based upon sound
theory is equally worthless