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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27
BARBER SHOP.

IN ZACHARIAH, With Assistants
Il can always be found at his Shop,
MAIN STREET, SILVER CITY, prepared to
do HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING and.
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos
sible. Shop open all day Sunday Give him
call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases;
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secrete too much or too little
water: or whethe they be afflicted with ston ,
or gravel. or with aches and pains settled in
the loins over the regions of the kidneys, these
Pills should be taken according to tue printed
directions, aud the ointment should be well
rubbed into the small of the back at bed time.
This treatment will give almost immediate
relief when ALI other means have tailed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LYON COUNTY.
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.


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A oorohers jury III ARKANSAS
found that y corpse came TO It's death
ny hoidioS h'e "ces' - -
There are 1865 national office
holders IN the State OF New York
one t" every lo2 voters
A Germaa said: "Mine wife l. det!
Ii she had live I'LL next FRIDAY, she
had been det two weeks.
A little child picked a feather up
10 the yard and said that "a doN 9
dropped II out OF It's pocket
A little miss of Syracuse, on a
visit to the country, said she liked
cows milk better than city milk.
In Paris, when they want to say
that woman is charmingly plump,
they observe that her corsets are we'll
filed.
Casual observers declare That tne
custom OF carrying an extra clgaf ~
the vest pocket has gone OUT Oh
fashion. - -e-lA-i
Senator Spcncer's new wife speaks
four languages, and he VIII not nave
much time to talk in the Senate
chamber.
Song of the baker: 81 Knead Thee
Every Hour The first note of the
song Is dough- Exchange. An Ill
bred joke.
All that reasonable dealer asks
is a living profit, and that is exactly
what the followers of Brigham
Young wanted.
Policeman; "Now move on! There
is nothing the matter" Boy,n crowd !:
"Yer need't tell us that; you wouldn't
be here if there was" .,s.
Circus companies don't consume
any oil nowadays to light up the
canvas evenings. The houses are SO
light that they dou't need any lamps.
m. .,.,u..,.n, ,mo docs
,bat hanIaa a;snollv ~ ,;rht were
struck Inv ,;ohtn;no Uowiino dogs
should c1t This out and naste if in
,he;r hats
uI ..,,,,,. .o,a, ;. c,ror
was cone Off" said aentIeman. 81
did son said the companion. "bnt
foroot TO mention that he went IF
along with it,"
20, srsar p Antborv,s mo,hr, ;s
onlv "a years of ace. Now. Jniiu-
Cnsar were living he should he made
to apolopize about what he said of
the Cnlnnel's age.
o,oo, Victoria 10 shortly go;no to
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27
For Cutane0us Disorders.

And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment
is most invaluable. 1t does not heal exter-
nally alone. but penetrates with the most
searching effects to the very root of the evil.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07
BISHOP GOODRICH.
In the Sweet By-and-By,

cannot but be the happy thought as the
fortunate recipient of the Rocky Noun
tain Tourist scans its wonderfully at
traetive pages and peruses ITS fascinating
descriptions. Most beautifully embel-
lished with new ard highly artistic
engravings. its letter press n model of
typographical richness, and the arrange
ment throughout simply superb, the
Rocky mountain tourist is worthy of
comparison with Picturesque America or
The Aldine. 1t is written in gossipy.
graphic style, covering details of the
tour through the garden of the Southwest
1.-THE Arkansas Valley, Southern Kansas.
to the very heart of the Alps of America
the Rocky Mountains. Jannts are made
TO all the famous resorts of Colorado. the
remarkable ruins, the sprines, the mines.
aud, i'll short. to every point of interest
to tourist. agriculturist. capitalist, miner
ana invalid. With the Tourist, the San
Juan Guide keeps fitting company, and
the two publications are mailed free to all
writing for one or both TO I. j. Anderson,
Topeka. Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07

him splendid qualification in his new
business.
At Cimmaron Mr.. Clark has the Boss
Rancho ;" and was it not for the mosqui-
toes, would be one of the best locations
on the road.
On our journey here one day last week
we passed seven large herds containing
from IL. 900 to Is, 900 head of cattle, and
they told US that they intended to ship at
Dodge City. They had some of the finest
cattle that we have seen this season. The
cattle trail strikes the Camp Supply road
at the Cimmaron crossing. and from there
10 Dodge City the road appeared lined
with a moving mass OF cattle on thous-
and hills" l was informed by some of
the oldest settlers on the Supply road
that more cattle and better, and sleeker
stock, have passed north this season than
have for years.
Twas truly astonished to see the fine,
luxurious grass that is spontaneously
growing on every hand. Large scopes of
country that was heretofore supposed to
be barren of grass or other surface matter,
is beautifully green, and presents every
encouragement for the settler, and especi-
ally the stock-raiser.
Camp Supply is the starting point for
the hunter. Within radius of ten or fif-
teen miles he can hunt the buffalo. the
elk, the antelope. turkey, jack rabbit,
Quail, grouse or chickens, and on the
other hand those that prefer other kinds
of game we have. Mulberries. plums,
choke cherries. gooseberries, currants and
other fruits of that kind is found here in
abundance
At Camp Supply they have a fine post
garden. and vegetable matter is dong
splendid. More anon,
OLD Cactus.
Camp Supply, l. T.. July l. 1877.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07
Items from Camp Supply. I. t.
am yours truly,
FRANCIS MACSAB.

Camp Supply. under the new arrange-
ment brought about by the change of
stations by the troops is garrisoned by
three companies, Is follows: Cos. "A"
and ''B' 18th Infantry. and ''T' of the
Alb Cavalry. Companies &c" and ''F''
of the 10th Infantry will leave for Fort
Dodge on Monday next under command of
Lieut.. Col. Lewis, of the 18th Infantry.
Capt. Lyster. of the 10Th Infantry, will
assume command of the Post upon the
departure of Col. LOWS. The officers
then left at the posI viii be Capt. Vim.
Lyster, Capt. Hempield, of the 18th Cav
airy, LieutenaE,s r. Vance, J. 4. Payne
and two LientenantS OF the 4th Cavalry.
Lieut. Payne is the Post Quartcrmaster.
and A. c. ). ~
Companies ''Er and III" of the 18th
Infantry are expected to arrive at this
post en- Ioufe for their new station on the
Railroad Eext week, al you probably are
aware thas there has been a complete
change ali around.
We find some splendid ranches on the
road from Dodge City TO this Post. Silas
Maley. proprietor of the Bluff Creek
,Rsnche. is splendidly located, and il now
rssdy to accommodate his friends. Silss'
long experience - . botel keeper gives
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Strayed from my ranch Oh the South
Canadian. on the night of June 9Th. 3
soTrel mares; one black. hip-shot mare !;
one iron gray horse; one light bay or dun
horse: one bay mare. with an old brand
on shoulder; one bay horse; one dapple
dun mare. One of the sorrel mares has
. ) l. on LET'S shoulder, and small OK
woke. without tie bows, on right thigh.
All of the others are fresh branded with
the OK yoke -. without the bows
ANY one taking them and sending me
word TO Dodge City, care of Chas Rath,
where they can be found, will receive the
above reward. or a proportionate sum for
any part of them.
BISHOP GooDRIcH.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07
Dissolution Notice.

ALI concerned are hereby notified that
the tirmof Foster & Chambers. consisting
of Susie Foster and Alice Chambers, and
doing business in Dodge City, Ford
county. Kansas. has been and is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be carried
or by Susie Foster, who will collect all
claims and pay all debts of the said firm
of Foster Il Chambers.
Done tits 18th day of June. A. ID. 1877.
ALICE CHAMBERS.
SUSIE FOSTER.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07
Frank Macnab Heard From.

FRANK maCnaD Heard frOms
The writer Of the following is the same
Frank Macnab for whom the Casner Bros.
are Offering 5000 reward. They charge
him with being one Of the murderers of
the two Casners who were murdered in
the Pan Handle last winter. TINES
SYRACUSE, KAN, june I6, 1877.
EDIToRs TIMEs-SIR:-In reference toan
article which appeared in your columns
lately, duplicating Macnab and L. Hall al
beng accessories to the murder of the
Casner brothers on the Paio Duro, Texas /;
in reply would say, more in Justice to
my friends than to myself, " it is one of
the foulest aud most malignant calumnies
that ever was sent in circulation from the
press Whatever is the nature of such q
black and damning defamation / cannot
conceive. A clearer case of bulldozing
never. OF very seldom, has been set before
credulous public.
II those parties suppose for moment
that was fortunate enough TO discover
tina; gold while hunting for the bodies of
their unfortunate brothers. and intended
keeping II. they may rest assured would
have been long ere this" safe beyond
puisuit-in all probability secure in the
Businesses of ms native mountains. feel
satisfied that s.. 500 in gold com glittering
before mans eyes would have been very
sore temptation under the circumstances.
II those men had that amount of money
at the time they were killed, it is some
where around where they were camped
never have believed that such a sum ex-
listed, or could see the object of men car
lying such large sum of gold with them
in an open wagon through a country des-
titute alike of religion or law.
Allow me also TO say here if there is any
creCit due for saving the stock of those
men, Mr.. Leigh Dyer deserves none, al
though he IS very anxious to figure con-
spiculously in this little drama. He en-
tertaihed the most bitter feeling of ami
mostly toward those men. Has he ac-
knowledged To Messrs. CasDer the propo>
sition lie made to US the night we camped
together, to GO and kill those meni Has
he confessed 10 the threat he made that he
would kill the id sons of b-es of sheep
men if they dad not move away from
there7 Did lie tell how studiously he
avoided their camp both in gong up and
coming down tie creek. or that but for
me- he would not have been there to re-
ceIve the stock But such is the truth, as
Mr.. Hughes can testify. In conclusion
would ask those men to withdraw the
cards they pat out FOR my apprehension,
and make some atonement Tor the I'M
grateful accusations they have been
prompted 10 circulate against me. Also
would ask them not to be blind to their
own interests or let appearances deceive
them. The piece OF money which G.
Black passed ON the Canadian has nothing
Mt ali to do with the sum they mention.
G. Black was a perfect stranger to me, l
made his acquaintance on the Canadian,
and there left him.
] am yours truly,
I'DA<.-ts AgsCNAp
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-07

CALL AND EXAMINE.
No. Sc, FRONT ST., DODGE CITY. KAS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

AN IMPORTANT ExPERIMENT.-The Plio- cene mining company, whose claims are near
 Downieville, will introduce machinery to
 bore for gravel. This mode of prospecting
 gravel mine is something original and marks an entirely new departure in this branch Uf mining. The plan has been spoken of before, but never Co our knowl- edge has any attempt been made to put it in practice. The machinery to be used will make bore of the diameter of eight inches and in earth or soft rock IS expected to sink at the rate of seventy-ive feet day. There is no reason apparently why this method should not prove at least as great a success as the diamond drill on the Comstock. The large size of the bore should make a relia- ble index of the nature of the ground pass ed through, and we do not see how the looseness of the ground is to make any diff ference in the result. At all events the ex- pertinent will be closely watched and if sue cessful will be initiated largely, the chief advantage being the economy with which large spaces can he proSpected, as compared with the slow and expensive mode of pros pecting hy sinking shafts and running drifts. Stock Report
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

An exchange says that West Virginia has the largest and most valuable body of timber of any State in the Union. Professor Fon taine estimates that the area still covered by forests is between 5000, ,O00, and 1O,O00,000 acres, and that the value of the surplus ex- portable timber is fully S75,000,000 as it stands in the forests. The oak. walnut, cherry, ash, poplar, maple, elm, sycamore and locust attain a size there not surpassed on the American Continent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

TESTING PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OuS- There are few persons who can detect a worthless oil even among number of good samples, but a few simple tests will aid a novice somewhat in this particular: First, require a bright green color; second bril- liancy of appearance when dropped upon a piece of clear glass. or as shown by throw ing the oil up upon the side of clear sam pie bottle containing it Is indicative of pur- ity; third, see that no precipitation is made in the bottom of sample bottle or jar of whatever color; black. white or red As oil is the best known lubricant for general use. avoid a mixture of it with foreign matter, whatever the claim.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

Are those genuine sausagesi" asked he of the butcher. "Ya." sand the butcher "dey ish genuine" Made of dog and cat, and all thatl'' observed the man. "Neiny" dey ish not~ indignantly replied the butcher; Il makes no dogs und cats meat in mine saus- ages" We'll then" said the man, walking off. | don't want them; i'm after genuine article" The butcher was annoyed at loos- ing the customer and gazing wistfully after him responsibility muttered. "Ya ya-it is sometimes better uff tolds de druth."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

TIE PORTE UNEASY REGARDING THE Po- sTTIoN OF GREEUE.-London, June l3.- The porte Is uneasy regarding Greece. Saf- vet PaSha has questioned the Greek Minis ter at Constantinople concerning the intcn- tions of the new coalition of Cabinet Min isters His reply is not very reassuring. He said that he had no knowledge of any hostile intention, and did not believe preparations were being made with any other object than preparing for all eventu- alities, but that 1T Greece finds herself drawn into the struggle she would act openly
 The latter part of the answer referred to apprehensionS expressed by Safvet Pasha lest Greece should send bands into Th~s>alv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

CREAM CAKE.-White sugar, one cupful; one cupful of flour; half cupful of corn starch; the white of four eggs and small teaspoonful of yeast powder. Cream for the cake: One pint of milk, one small teaspoon ful of butter, three teaspoonfuls of sugar, the yolk of four eggs; flavor to taste.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22
AMERICAN ARMS FOR THE BELIIeERENrs.

A late dispatch from New York says: IL Is currently reported among manufacturers of arms that foreign beligerents are active hereabout The Russians have loaded three barks with weapons and explosives, and itls hinted the Russian squadron took out one such vessel. The cargoes comprised about two hundred tons of brass metal; three to five million cartridges, 5000 barroJs of gun powder, and each cargo worth about $350,- 000. It is understood the Russians arc in creaSing their order for pistols. The total shipment now aggregate 200.0Oo tons. The manufacturers for the Turks are doing their usual work, but no vessel will be dispatched before July.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

ADvIcE.-A man writing from the Black Hills gives doleful account of times in that country, and advises persons to stay away from there if they can earn grub where they are, for he says, people are in starving condition here"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

Number or Cattle
 ored to Save it from
 Work.
 r<snoisco Can.l
 - "a. About noon on uke out on Don Jose
 niles southwest cf
 nnlly in sn eastern
 hbg stock and every ,,irsf it was making a ''>nda region, but yes sasy from the south
 rards MeSsrs. Young which the mon-
 rate never equalled
 Running l50 head of
 in, and completely 'e1c grass on the three
 info the San Marga-
 tjt not for the noble send fought it in the q ghf hours, without s . from entire destruc- s&!s have burned up 1,n. and perhaps there
 have perished while ! home. The Young of butchering what Hevent starvation,
 &chin are looking
 Impossible to esti- nenny has been con mEer Is apprehended
 6re raging on the sn miles northwest. ochin, which has de of his best grass, 10 winter his sheep r all worked down. smoothing for their
 hopeleSs. The fire ncsndiary work. ! 2fb. A fire has been l l, Be Cahuenga can lies from this city, ! Hind has borne cin- to thiS city, and the reafer on account of 1 cport of the damage b eity, bu, it is said l x barns and a lot of 1 fhe flames, and 200 1 cen destroyed. The b mountains, ard is
 civ by night. The wfen eight and ten E.. X large amount suned. The settlers 1ectual fightagainst and on this account n received from that
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22
VONDERFUL REMEDY.
Piles.-Hemorrhoids.

Many causes tend o produce this TAnnil and distress ing state. Tbe blood s retarded in it's return the ;oo frequent use o drastic purgatives tends Co produce geson of the bowels torpid action of the liver and n. nerous other causes ;he u this and hitherto nothing eectua has been presented rub c which would rapidly alleviate symptoms and ulti. mRtely prove an effective cure. In PILON have remedy winch not only acts almost instantly but will r, move the largest tumOrs of the pSrts ies by absorp- on, and many who have received only benefit but have been radically cured have been assured (pror using this ta'menn by eminent surgeons that the only relief they ever could expect in life. would he by an operation, and removing h oy them from the body by procedure which neccSsiiaed the kn.fe. This remedy has been hailed with delight and Is prescribed by many Practising physicians. who cognizant of is merits, Ss the ooly known sure cure for PILES.
 Price. Fity Cents per package, or six for s2.5O.
 SENT Rr Malt ON RECEIPT or PRICE
 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine through out the world.
 Prepared solely by DIR. CHANDLER,
 l.479 Broadway, New York.
 Where orders be addressed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

D AND SLvER.-A
 ndon Times, writing ms the public that rican traveller, has 10 Interest. Al the |he has visited the |e>olste region on the |H of Akabah, the t5ng and narrow es- Sea eRds Accom-
 u'ie, q French engi-
 idea in Midian on
 sxpeditiOn of some
 on full of ruined Il hsonry. with made
 ues long, artificial
 sses, all marking a
 ople. Their wealth 
 fntions, and Captain nce of gold, silver, |iueise mines. The
 'nsive; indeed, the
 e opened up a Cali E pFpposeS to have the
 p&n capitalists. IL
 ia the Bible Midian
 faDd full of metals, Id lead. It is more
 son's Ophir Was sit | ships in which he nd peacocks were 1he Red Sea. Mid
 iaH Niceroyalty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22

apach de Gotha, the vorld which contain ore amounts to l96. ntsh Empire, n in
 in Russia. and l5 be cities containing moro are reckoned 4sn, of course, lead 'R second, and New d. Berlin is fourth b Est, each of those | hn s million of in e>e cities-Canton, RoU tChenZl1, and zn-complete the
 T the expression 6n. by the way, Hited with ponu-
 now understood Co hhnts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22
IN PREPARATION. HI an q B O ok
 TO Arizona Territory.
 BY RICHARD J. HINTON
 OF THE San Francisco Evening Post.

THIS VOLUME WILL BE THE RESULT OF AN
 extended tour through this rapidy developing Ter tory, and will present faithful account of is advantages aud its rich mineral aeye opmt and arcu tural capabilities, climate towns mining districts stage routes ancient ruins etc. with vivid description of It's wonderfully picturesque scenery mountain. rver. valley snd mesa h will also present very careful historical description of the Tcrrory tracing ts history wit and completeness.
 A \ E W NJ A P Showing the most recent mining districts of travel etc. win accompany the volume. In addition there will be ROUTE MAP of the Southern (Cal) Pa cihe Rarad and also Eh wing the Eastern lines of communication. Tables of distance of fare and freight stations he Overland route will also be feature of this work Iu short the prospeaior emigran miner and traveller will find it invaluable.
 A limited space will be devo cd to advertisements
 he Editor ay be addressed the office of the Even ing Post
 The Book will retail at e per copy.
 II. B. MURRAY Agent for Prescott and Northern Ari- sona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-22
|rREs.

>es and santa Bar t. Number of Cattle hored to Save it from York.
Helena weekly herald., 1877-11-01

telligently upon mining topics, and knows
how to treat man who writes for the public
to read.
In the ravine between the Lexington ard
Rainbow mines the thriving little village of
Walkerville Is being built. 1t already covers
an area of three or four acres, and is still
growing. A number of business houses and
saloone are nearing complution, and the town
seemingly begins to rival Butte, and if it con-
tinues to grow will, at no distant day, meet
that city half way between. 1t can already
boast of large and fine hotel, kept by Mr..
Rolla Butcher, the pioneer of the place.
1t was our intention to have visited the Bur-
lington mine and mill and the copper mines,
but the lateness of the hour prevents US. The
Burlington, learn, is running steady and
paying handsome dividends to the owners.
Several new and valuable leads have been
opened and develoded to considerable ex-
tent this season.
Helena weekly herald., 1877-11-01
The House Committees.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The Times
special gives the following as the probable
chairmanships Ways and Means, Fernando
Wood; Appropriations, Atkins, Tennessee /;
Banking and Currency, Buckner, Missouri !;
Elections, Harris, Virginia; Judiciary,
Clarkson Potter, New York; Post Offices
and Routes, Waddell, North Carolina
These are all condemned by the Times cor
respondent. Knoll was dropped from the
Judiciary because he opposed Randalls
election to the Speakership. Buckner is a
radical soft money man, and Randall weakly
apologies for making him Chairman by say
ing he thinks the majority of the House are
soft money men. For the same reason he
will give the Pacific Railroad Company more
than proper proportion of the Tom Scott
subsidy. He will form this committee so
that the proposition can get before the House,
and upon it will be laid the responsibility for
further action. The Senate Judiciary CON-
mittee met to-day in secret session. 1t is
known that the Pacific Railroad sinking fund
question as presented by Mr. Thurman's bill
was under consideration. Jay Gould, in
behalf OF the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany' submitted statements supporting the
recommendations of the Government Di-
rectOrS