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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18
Mr.. JOHN JACK
In shakesperian Readings,
DELINQUENT TAKES.

C,TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LYON
S-District or Prosecuting Attorneys o.
of suits commercially tine foi-
lowing named defendants and to all owners
of or claimants to the real estate ana improve
ments thereon " improvements wheh assessed
separately hereinafter described, known OF I'M
known: You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the Justices Court
in Silver City precinct, in Lyon County, IN
the State of Nevada-By the State OF NEVADA,
plaintiff, against each of the defendants mere
matter named, and each of the following de-
scribed parcels or tracts OF land Win .he M
provements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners OF or
claimants to the same known or unknown, to
recover the tax and delinquency assessed 10
said defendant against said property iOr the
fiscal year commencing January LIST, 1910. and
ending December 3lst, 1875, and that sum.
mons has been duly issued in each case and
that YOU are further notified that unless you
appear and answer the complaint MED In saio
cause on or BET ore the 18th day OF FeDruary,
1916, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day, Judg.
ment will be taken against you. and the real
estate and improvements herein described for
tile amount of tax and delinquency specineo
and costs OF suit.
Tax and delinquency.
#. PErENILLI - And the real estate
and improvements described MS follows, to-
wit Saloon Building and lot ON the east side
of Main street, Silver City, III SAID Lyon Coun-
ty adjacent Lucas, north. Amount, ~ 81.
j. KALMES--And the real estate and Inn
proyements described as follows, to-wit Lots
No. 2. 5 and 4, OF Block IL, town OF Silver
| city. with tine steam Quartz Mill thereon,
| known as the sherman Mill. Amount, *i25 40
HUGH GRIFFIN--And the real estate and
| improvements described as follows, to-wit
| one Cabin and lot on the west side OF Succoi
Ravine, silver City. said Lyon County
| Amount $3l4.
y PHELPS-And the real estate and i'm
proyements described rs follows to-wlt; Lo
| l26 and portion of lot 1877 of tract A. town OF
| silver CITY, said Lyon County, as per map o.
said town site. made by Ross Il. browne, anc
on file in the office of the County Recorder oi
| said LYON County, containing $3.50 acres
\ Amount, xl0.97.
q. q. WATTERS-And the real estate and
| improvements to-wit Lime Kiln and Quar-,
| on American Flat road, about one-hAlf mli'
west of storey County line, III Lyon County
| Nevada. Amount, s3.l4.
| SANTIAGO q. 4. 5. NJ. Co.--And the rea
estate and improvements described as foi
lows to-wit: HOistiug Works and Bnildinl
attached to the mine or mining claim vi salt
Santiago Gold and Silver Mining Company, OF
ridge about une-half mile west of the town o
Silver City, Ill said Lyon County. Amount
81 40.
| scribed rs follows, to-wu south nall Oh III
n. W. quarter, and East half OF the ). ". quni
Tar and tine ). W. quarter of the ). u. quartz
of township l6, y. Il. II f., Containing ~
acres Ia said Lyon County Amount. sio-o'
GEo. W. KEITH. o
District Attorney, Lyon County.
RIA. COOKE,
sheriff Lyon County.
January Eth, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18
Sheriff Lyon County.
January Eth, 1876.

estate OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LYON
S-District or Prosecuting Attorneys o.
nee Notice of suits commenced 10 the toi-
lowing named defendants and to all owners OF
or claimants to the real estate ana improve
ments thereon, On improvements when as
sessed. separately hereinafter described.
known or unknown. You are hereby notified
that sui is have teen commenced III the Jus
tees Court i'll Dayton Township, Lyon county,
State OF Nevada by the State OF Nevada p lalh-
tiff, against each of the defendants, herein
afts- named and each Of the following de-
scribed tracts or parcels of land with the i'm
proyements thereon, and the improvements
when separately assessed, and all owners or
claimants to the same known or unknown, 10
recover the tax and delinquency assessed 10
said defendant against said properly Tor the
fiscal year commencing January /, 1870, ana
ending Dec 3ist, 1878, and that summons
has been duly issued in each case and that you
are further notified that unless yon appear
and auswerl the complaint hled IN SAID cause
ON or before the 10th day of February, 1876, AT
10 O'Clock A. M. OF that day judgment VIII DC
taken against you and the real estate and i'm
movements herein described for the amount
of tax and delinquency specified and cost OF
suit.
Tax and delinquency.
John NJ SMITH--And the real estate and
improve Inents described as follows, to-wit
Possessory claim TO l60 nc res OF land with In
Droyements thereon, north Of Frank Camp
bells place. Walker River, In said Lyon
County Amount, $l4.S9.
VIM. GEE--And the real estate and i'm
movements described as follows, to-wit Pos
sessory claim to the S. W. quarter of the s.
w. onarter of Section 8, Township 10 north, of
Range 81 +, on East side of Carson River IN
said Lyon County, and containing 40 acres OF
land Amount, 1897.
LUKE MILLER. And the real estate and
improyefnents described as follows, to-wit
Lot 6. Block 62s. town Of sutro, III said Lyon
County. Amount, 1918.
j. W. KILLIEN--And the real estate and
improvements described az follows, to-wit
Lot q, Block 572, town of Sutro, in said Lyon
County, with saloon building thereon
Amount, S6.27.
W. Il. MILLSAP--And the real estate and
improvements, to-wit Dwelling House and
lot on north side of Main street adjoining j.
Lathrop east, Dayton in said Lyon County
Amount s23.5l
J. NJ. DOUGLAS-And the real estate and
improvements described as follows, to-wit
Southwest quarter of N. Il. quarter of Section
| S. Township Is north, range Il east, with the
reservoir of tailings thereon. Amount, 80 Al
GEO. W. KEITH.
District Attorney Lyon Co.
r. A. COOKE,
sheriff Lyon County.
Jsnuvry l0sh, 1916.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18
EDITORIAL NOTES.

An amendment TO the German
penal code is pending intending to
check emigration to America. 1t
is proposed to punish true repre-
sensations, when accompanied oy
any sort of encouragement. Inc
natural tendence Of the human
mind is towards liberty. There
is not an animal that roams In the
forest, an inhabitant that sports In
the deep, or winged cleaver OF the
sir but to whom liberty is the
dearest boon Of life. These people
may look with pride upon the mill
tsry renown Of their native land,
and in bidding farewell to familiar
scenes, leaving their old homes and
dear ones in the Fatherland, drop
tears Of regret. but it is as walking
from the close and silent chamber
of some loved one dead, out into
the broad, free sunshine OF life, and
there can be no penal code which
will entirely check this emigration.
For . while it may prevail, but
simple advancement in free thought
alone will soon break down the
barriers and sweep away every i'm
pediment to the march of universal
liberty. As . class there are no
people who make more peaceful
and law abiding citizens than they
do or add more to our wealth and
prosperity. We bid them welcome,
as We hail with Joy the oppressed OF
every cline. Our land is rich
enough, our arms are strong enough
and our flag is large enough to
protect al beneath its sheltering
folos. There is hardly civilized
nation on earth but what has con-
tributed its mite of strength and
genius in moulding this mighty
fabric. Its very foundations were
cenented by some Of the noblest
blood Of France. Ireland's mar
tyrs and poets have sung our songs
and fought our battles OF liberty.
All flags have been forgotten when
ours was in danger, and in the name
of the loyal souls thus passed away
we say TO these wanderers, our hos
pitsble shores will replace your
lost homes, and enshrine them in a
happy liberty you never dreamed
of-for it is the glory of civilization.
On the court of appeals docket APP
pears the case Of Brick VS.. Brick.
What Q bod name for suit!-New
York Commercial Advertiser. Yes,
aud there's mortar come.-Atodny
Argus. And q ladder two. You'll
kiln us if you keep on. in this way.
We clay ME q right to peace.--Ctecs-
land Pain Dealer.
Wall, you eastern editors had bet
ter stop b(r)ick ering about this or
some one will be after you with
brick .ade of troops.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18
yAa QUESTION.

Yfon lste dispatches We learn that
the vas fever has had q relapse, and
veil esoAsaticated rumors prevail
that uss b imminent between this
0ossenneas sd spain. When this
elosd lsst appeared on our peaceful
hoeisoo, when there was hurrying to
end fro IN naval circles, furnishing
up asnA washing sashes and arrang-
inn spssistteA there was a sickening
fear b many . ed household that it
might b. true, and more loved hearts
b. saiilsd in fighting their country's
battles. But the silver lining ap-
pesssd. end the dark cloud passed
away - mist. 1t was then thought,
from the President's message, that he
wss in favor Of armed Intervention as
tie national policy to be pursued in
relaGion 70 Cuba. and if left to him
elf voald have promptly proceeded
tOvarde the contamination of that
policy. But the well-known con-
'sssvsaiso Of Secretary Fish prevented
the support he most desired. Still,
il 10 th,ught Grant urged his views
spoa de Cabinet, in contradiction to
Tish'A and the consequence was the
much talked Of American Note" was
can't to foreign nations, and although
their replies are not known, their
adhesioo - the Monroe Doctrine Is
sumcisns guarantee that no serious
or armed intervention will interfere
vitA he oonsummation of his policy.
From this it 10 thought that at the
next general council of the Cabinet
tbs result Of these notes will be laid
before them, and form the text Of a
supplementary message to Congress,
urging upon them the propriety Of
immsdkste measures in relation to
Cuban affairs. We think he is right I;
no generally il, and when it comes
70 . question of war, we firmly be-
isss that the good judgment, not to
ssy Nalsnt which has ever guided
hin. will in this case coincide with
shs opinion Of the American people
Tor ssvsn yesrs the brave-hearted
patriots Of that isle have battled for
The came freedom our forefathers did.
To-day ~ enjoy the blessings Of the
sans liberty they are sacrificing 60
mech tos, and standing foremost in
tn sssay Of mighty nations which
psopls The globe, enjoying the boone
which, though purchased BY sacred
blood, we're sanctifed BY heaven
We belisvs that to % should he the
Aoaes n stretching forth the hand
that will shattes their shackles. ant
sAd smother voice to the choir O.
fpuodon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18
Eastern Telegraphic Shavings.

Fresh rumors Of war with Cuba.
It is thought the replies to the
"American Note" to foreign courts
are of such Q nature that in case OF
the United States Intervention with
arms, they will adhere to the Monroe
doctrine and not interfere.
The Committee on Foreign A.
fairs, have agreed with the Commit
tee of the House on Appropriations
and will cut down the salaries Of
Ministers to the four great powers
Great Britain, Russia, France and
Germany-from $4,000 to $4,000.
Those of Spain, Austria. China and
Brazil from $l2. 900 to $4,000. 1t is
also thought the following missions
will be abolished: Switzerland, Dem
mark, Greece, Batavia, Ecuador,
Hawaiian Islands, Hayti. Paraguay,
Venezuela and Liberia, which will
involve . saving of $475,000.
Another Supervisor Of Internal
Revenue, d. w. Mum, has been
arrested and taken to Milwaukee for
defrauding the Government.
Dickson & Co., Wall st. Brokers,
have failed. Cause, bearing our
stocks.
Great arrangements are being
made to celebrate the birthday OF
Gen. n. Z. Lee, of Richmond. Sub
scriptions are also being circulated
to raise funds for the Lee monu'
ment.
One hundred ounces Of gold and
. lot of ore from the famous Cen
tennial mine was sent TO the United
STATES Mint at Denver, and returns
have Just been received. The golG
assays 903 fine in gold and SO il
silver. The quartz assays sac, $50 81
per ton in gold and $27l 40 per tor
in silver, being $47,O5l So per ton o
1000 pounds.
The Kentucky Legislature hav'
not yet elected United State
Senator.
The bank statement is Is follows
Loans, decrease, $l,S9l, 900: specie
decrease, 1904, 500; legal tenders, in
crease, 1928, 900; deposits, increase
$5,23s, 800; circulation, decrease
$50, 200; reserve, increase, $S,0s3,
1875.
The latest reports fail to acqui
the Captain Of the steamer Adriatit
of criminal intent or negligence IL
the sinking Of the Harvest Queen
Sailors OF the Adriatic say they saw
the vessels lights disappear as she
sunk, and heard cries for help,
without rendering proper assistance.
The Captain was on deck all tho
time.
Great Britain IL building nine new
with an average tonnage
Of 5000 tons, and at an aggregate
cost of %, 100000.
Recent elections in France show
he Republicans largely aDesd.
Rssspt ststissics Show thas ro6
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18

Il II cid that Tom Scott has the
gsvon Of The Committee on Rail
roads, end will. when the move
nens 10 ripe. push to . successful
terminasion the subsidy scheme.
II THE b true, the Democrats will
repsdiale their anti-subsidy resolu-
ton upoa which they started. with
IN s6sy readiness. only equsled BY
their dsSsacs Of JET Davis in the
late amnesty debate. Upon the
subsidy question We extract the fol-
loving logical deduction Of its evils
from The message Of Gov. Potts. Of
Nontsna, In referring TO the pro-
posed sssAts and subsidies relating
70 railroads in that Territory
upebt \ The bane OF modern States.
1t hangs like millstons about the
neck q oil civilissd people. 1t con-
sisus The laboring classes to penury
and vest BY consuming the products
OF thsls labor In taxes 70 pay its in
tepssss. The money kings have
thsir mortgagss not alone on the
real end personal property under the
eovesnmsAt 70 which they have
made loans, but on the brain and
muscle Of the people a. we'll. This
il the bondage Of debt; it descends
from fAshss 70 son; from generation
70 generation. Now, while l will
not question the right Of one genera
tioa y spproprists,--to squander, II
You vill.--its surplus earnings as 1t
shall choose, I beg 70 ask by what
authority It assumes 10 cucumber
the inheritance OF its successor
the land which God has given as
the common heritage Of all genera
tions-with mortgages to the money
kingsf And still more do / desire
to know where one generation OBJ
tains the right to hypothecate the
brain and muscle-the energy, en-
terpriss and labor--of generations
yet unborn, that it may enjoy the
luxury Of spending money that 1t
has not earned"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18

II took Sir Isaac Newton less than
three years to thoroughly digest the
principles Of gravitatiop, while an
Indian farmer has spent eleven years
trying to find out why a COW never
kicks until the.psil is two-thirds fnll
Aw /
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18

merchant ships of all nations were
lost during the year 1875. <
The National Temperance Society
has issued a call for an international
Temperance Conference in Phiiadei'
phia, June 18th.
BY O'Brien---Proposing the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitu-
ton:
SECTION mo State shall make
any law respecting the establish
ment of religion or prohibiting the
free exercise thereof, and no MINIS
ter or preacher Of the gospel or Oh
any religious creed or denomination
shall hold any office OF trust or
emolumept under the United States
or any other State; nor shall any re.
ligious test be required as quain-
cation for any State office or under
the United States.
SECTION 2.-No money received
by taxation in any State for the sup
port of public schools, or derived
from any public fund therefor, nor
any public lands devoted thereto
shall over be under control OF any
religious sect; nor shall any money
40 raised, nor lands so devoted, be
divided between religious sects or
denominations; nor shall any minis
ter or preacher OF the gospel, or OF
apv religious creed or denomination,
hold Office in connection with pub
lie schools in State, or be eligible
to positions of trust or emolument
in connection with any institution
public or private in any State OF the
United States, which shall be sup
ported in whole or in part from any
public fund.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18

New PATENTS. - Through dis
patches to Dewey g. Co., Patent
Agents, San Francisco, we receive
the following advance list OF United
States Patents granted to Pacific
Coast inventors, viz: L. Houriet, San
Jose, CAL, compounds for soldering
blocks; w. Parker, San Jose, CAL,
dust pan; J. NJ. Thompson, San
Francisco, cattle wash; G. W. Swan,
San Francisco, box trimming ma
chine; J. F. Wheeler and Il. A. DE
Haven, San Quentin, CAL, baggage
checks; R. Bragg, San Francisco, re-
issue, gong attachment for engine
houses; ]. Gordon, San Francisco
trademark, watches and other time
pieces.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18
new TODAY.
STOCK PRIVILEGES.
PUTS AND CALLS.
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
ABOUTPUTS AND CALLS.

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
ABoUTPUTS AND CALLS.
What are Stock Pririleges' They are con-
tracts issued by brokers to deliver or re'ei's
stocks ct future dste.
what Make, Them 80 Popular Because the
opsrstor only risks the limited amount paio
sor the contract and cannot be called upon ior
"more margin" in the event OF uniaVoraoie
fluctuations.
Whit ore the Chances Of Making Money
While the risk to the operator is limited tns
chances are great We have in the past week
paid out on
100 Share Calls on YELLOW JACKET. = 'oo
no Share Calls on CHoLLAR.......... eoo
100 Share Calls on OvERMAN..... i'zo'
And on 1. OTHER STOCKS FROM THREE
TO FIVE TIMES THE AMOUNT INVESTED.
In buyinp privileges the main question with
the operator is whether he ia dealing with re-
sponsible parties or Adventures. on 'nis
nr.s.ion va can give the best guarantee. We
do business on solid basis by covering our
selves with stocks on which we have issued
contracts, SO as b make the profits OF our
customers Identical with our own. Besides
ve are holders of Sc, 900 worth of real estate,
and our personal references include some OF
the leading men, both in this city and San
Francisco.
We issue Stock Privileges for SO and up
ward, buy and ssll Stocks on commission ana
loan Money on all marketable securities.
Explanatory circulars can be obtained az
our Office or will be mailed free to any address.
ruos. J. THOMPSON & co.,
WELLS FARGO CO.'S BUILDING,
VIRGINIA NEVADA,
And $40 California Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18

For good job printing apply at the
TIMES Office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18
puts" and Calls
We Make Dealings in "PUTS" and
"CALLS" Specially.

~ his system of dealing in Stocks is grow
ing in popularity every day. as it enables
nersons OF small means to take advantage OF
the rise and fall of high.priced stocks. Hun
dreds Of persons every week make from 2oo
IN 900 per cent. on money invested in
"put" or "Call." We have . large cash
c.pit.l and are thus enabled to fully protect
our certificates.
We have references from parties all over
this Coast.
Send for circular (free) explaining our
system aud giving our distances from the
market price.
Price Of Privileges of Ten Shares and up
wards
sI.oo per share for 10 Days.
I.25 g Id
Remittsnces by WELLS, FARGO h co.
| or Post once Order at our risk.
CHAS, LARUE & CO.,
422 MONTGOMERY ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
| TO LET.
A valuable string Of Sluices near Silver City,
Nevsd. Inquire Of the undersigned.
JOIIIs GOLDSTONE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-20

WHAT will Pennsylvania do at the No
vember election for Tildeu and Hendricks 1?
This is the question of the day and creates
very unusual interest throughout the
country. We are firm in our belief that
there is q settled determination on the
part of the taxpayers of this State to have
a new political deal and to drive the Goths
and Vandals from the capital at Washing
ton In this political crusade against fraud
and corruption we pledge the people of
Cambria county to roll up a majority for
never given since the Presidential election
in 1856
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-20

"A Denver Colorado special 10 the
Kansas City Times says: Laplatta county,
claimed 10y Republicans. gives lob Demo
cratic majority for Patterson Cor Congress
HinSdale, San Juan and Rio Graude must
be officially reported to determine the re-
suit, though the Republican State ticket
VIII be successful by meagTe majority.
The States of Ohio and Indiana are so
districted that nothing short of a revolu-
tIon in politics like that of 1874 can affect
the Republican strength. The apparent
gains OF the Republican party i'm the
choice of representatives must be credited
to this cause. A conclusive Democratic
majority i'll the popular vote in Indiana or
Ohio may at any time leave the strength
of the Radical party in Congressional rep
resentatives, or members of the Legislature
mistaken. This, remarks the Harrisburg
Patriot, is not of course as it ought TO be.
but it is as it is,
The Pottstown Ledger says: Edmund
Sisler, Esq. Of this borough, has shown
us five ears of corn of unusual size. grown
on his farm in Coventry township, Chester
county, farmed 10y Mr.. Jacob Pennypacler
The five weigh eight pounds, and the
grains are large the smallest ear has IS
rows and the largest 22. The curu is of
the Chester County Mammoth variety. As
the weight of a bushel OF corn is - pounds
1T would take just 45 such ears as these 10
make OuShel. III any of the farmers of
this part of the Schuylkill Valley can beat
these big ears, we would like to know it.
News of a probable triple murder has
been received from BuckSport, Me. The
victims are an aged man named Trim, his
daughter, Mrs. Thayer and her little girl
Trims house and buildings were burned The
previous night. His charred remains were
found in the debris of the carriage house,
bloody trail was found leading from the
house to the rear of the harm and it is sup
posed Mrs. Thayer and her daughter were
murdered, and dragged to the barn, but they
have not been found. Mrs. Thayer was
known to have had $500 in the house and
plunder is supposed to have been the in
ceutive.
On Thursday morning three boilers in
.be iron mills of Zug Il Co., Pittsburgh.
exploded with terrific force, destroying the
building and machinery to "A large extent,
and causing a frghtful loss of life and
manning of others. Fourteen persons
were killed. four injured SO as to leave no
hope for recovery, and twenty nine others
more or less injured, some probably fatally.
The mill had been idle for some months,
owing to the failure of MIR. Zug. but bad
been purchased and put in orel alton few
weeks ago by Mr.. Anthony Heating and
others. The loss is estimated at S15, 900