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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-01
Assessment Notice.

JoR h DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ n ming Company Of princi.
pal place Of business. Gan Francisco. Cali.
fosnts Location OF works. Devils Gate Dis
trics. Lyon e.Isnty. Nevsda.-Notice u hereby
.iven. that at meeting Of the Board Of d.
r. etOrs, held on the nineteenth day OF Octo-
Der. 1877. IN - .essment mo. 81 Of ten cents
hoe PEE share vas levied upon the capital
stock VI the corporation. payable immedi-
stely In United States gold coin. 70 the Score.
tary. st the once II the Company. No. 100
Sacramento street, San Franctsco. California.
Any sock upon which this ssssssment sh. II
re-. ain unpaid on the 18Th d.y OF November.
1877. Will BE- delinquent. and advertised for
sale ct pubic auction; and unless rsvment 10
made hef0re. will be sold on SATURDAY, the
FIFTEENTH day Of DkCEABFR. 1877. 70
pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs Of sdvertising and expe ses Of sale
BY order OF the B0osd NJ Dir tors.
B 4. CULvEkyELL Secretary.
oyyIcE-20e >acrsmsnto street. 6so Fran
sasss. csli1ssaas.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-01
A sessment Notice.

a TLANTIC CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Com pany.-Location Of princii OIL plsc.
IL busins 81, San Fra ci,co, C Il Or:ia. To-
cation Of works Dew Is Gate District. St"r'
and Lyon counties. Nev.dx.-Nuttce 10 here
by given. that ut 4 meeting Of the Lard of
Tru tees Of sad company, held on the t3l-t
day Of o Ttber. ls77, an assessment mo u
OF twenty Eve t25l Cents per Ghare was
Levied upon ,he capital stock of the corp.'rs-
ton. payable aftr the first II Nov mber,
in gold coin Of the United Sta'es, t. the Sec
retaIy. at the office Of the Company. ON 81.
$50 Pine tire San Francisco, California.
AEy st"cs upon which this assessment shall
r-Inain paid on the 5th day Of December.
1877. will be del nquent. and advertised for
sale at public suction; and "nlr~s Pr, meDt
Is made before wi be sold on TIL RSDA I,
the Sd day OF January, 1873. 10 pay the del'n-
Qnent assessment. together with Gusts Of ad-
vel Using aud expenses o sale
PETER ROBERTSON. Secretary.
Once Room 81. No. $50 Pine street, San
Francisco. California.
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Practical GeoI0gist

a ND MINERALOGIsT.-- HAVING EN-.
"A joyed unusual facilities during the past
twenty-ssven Yeas for explorations In the
various mining districts In Nevada and Cali
foriis. the undersigned feels justined In
claiming 10 be able 70 make satisfactory no.
ports upon the geological and minerslogicai
cond itions OF any mine In this country, ana
In therefore pr pared. 1t short notice. tn MAKE
Surveys, Explorations and Scien.
title Reports
Upon any mining locality OF mineral deposn
vest OF the Rocky Mountsins.
w. FRANK STEWART
- Leave orders with J. W. Shields. cigar
Dealer, No ~ South street. virginia City,
Nevada.
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Assessment Notice.

WI LIAM PENN MINING COMPANY.
w Location Of principsl place Of bust
ness, 8 n Francisco, California location of
works, DEVILS Gate District. yoD county.
Nevsds.-Notic IL hereby given that at q
meeting Of the Board OF Directors. held on
the 3ist day Of October. 1877, sn assessment
mo. u Of Five Cents per share vas levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable immediately. in United States gold
coin. 70 the Secretary. at the once Of the
Company. Room ~, 328 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.
Any st -ck urob which bis assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday, the LIST day Of
December. 1877, will be delinquent and adver-
ti.ed for sale at public suction. and unless
payment IL made before. will be Sid on MON
DAY the oath day Of D.comber 1877. TO pay
the delinquent assessment. together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
T. r WINGaRD, secretary.
Oface-Room 10. Safe Deposit Building.
San Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-01

nAYTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
II Company-Locstion Of principal place
Of business, San Francis o. Caiifornis-Locs-
lion Of works. DEVILS Gate district Lyon
county, State Of Nevads.-Nutice Ia her by
given, that at . meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors, held Oh the 9Th day Of November. 1877.
An assessment tho. 81 Of Twenty Ave Gents l25cj
per share was levied upon the capital stock
VI the corporation. payable immediately In
United States gold coin to the Secretary - the
once Of the Company. Room - Hay wards
Building, No 4l9 Csliforns street. San Fran
else California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 18th day Of Decembtr.
1871. win be delinquent. and advertised for sale
atpublic auction: and uni. g. payment 10 made
before. will be sold on FRIDAY the Fourth
f4thl day Of January, 1878. TO pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with costs Of i'd
v~rtising and expenses Of sale. By order Of
the Board OF Directors.
". z. DEAN. Secretary.
O6ies-Room No. IL, Haywsrds Building.
No 4iS California street. San Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-01

The above administr.t RS sale Of real
.s,st- " her by poi poned until Thur.d w.
November 10. 1917, ut the ssue boir and
place. II W Ray.
Admin, trator Estate Of l. J. Ray, dec ased
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pOSTpONEMENT.

The aoove administrators sale Of real
es ate il h,reby postp ned untfl thursday,
December 9th, 1871, at the same hour and
place. W. h. KAY.
administrator Estate Of J L. Ray. deceased
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN pursuance OF the order OF she District
Court the Thru Judicial District of tns
Stste Of Ntvsds. In ana for the county Of
Lyon, made on the 9Th day August, A. d
1877, in the matter VI the estate Of L. j Raw
deceased, the und.r signed. administrator Of
said estste, will sell ct Auction to the
highest bidder. for each. In ono parcel. and
subject 10 confirmation b. said Distri. Court
o. the 9Th day ss sepaeaher, 1877.
At II O'Clock n Of said day. on the premises
in Silver City. Lyon couLtv. Nevada, iii
the right, title, interest and estate Of the SAID
interstate at the time Of his death, and all TIA
right, title o. interest that the said estate
has BY operation of law or otherwise, acouireA
other than or In add ion to that Of the intes.
tate 81 the time of his death, in and TO ali
that lot. pi e or parcel Of land situate, 1 Inc
IN the "ounty Of Lyon. state Of Nevada. and
de- CT bed ~ follows: IN undivided half in.
terest IL snd b thst certain piece, parcel or
tract Of land designated on map OF silyrr
City town site. made By Ross Browne, and
IN nle IN e Office Of the County Recorder of
Lyon county, as lot No. lVI. of tract A, con-
tanning 2 47-iUO acres more OF less, commenc.
ing ut point which bears from station 49, N
80 ,, deg, l.. 49Ls feet and running th.pce a
684 leg, W. 36h feet; theme. 8. 1874 de-, r..
sy7 feet; thence = 90. deg. L. 27s feet;
thence N. SIN deg Z $50 feet: thence N
.'Oh deg, W 1874 40 feet; th+Lce 8. Is deg.
". 81 feet; thence N. IS deg. " 2I7s ,eef.
thence IS deg, Il. 4S feet; thence N. 81
deg, Z. feet; thence N. IS deg W 10 feet: :
thence s. IS deg. W 102 feet; thence r. 75A
deg. W. II feet: thence N. 29k deg. W as
feet to the point Of beginning, excertipe
therefrom. ho~ev. r,that portion thereof which
n part OF the road hnown - the carson Ton
Il .sd, 81 designated in said map Courses
and hearings espresso from true meridian
magnetic variation. 16 deg Z.
Terms and conditions OF ssle. cash. ten per
cam Of the purchase money to be paid 10 ad.
min strato- ON the day Of sale. balance on
confirmation Of sale BY said District Court
Deed 1t expense Of purchaser
August IA, 1877. h. W. RAY.
Administrator of the estate Of L. J. Bay, de.
ceased.
r STPONED
The above administrators sale OF real
estste H. her-by postponed until SATURDAY,
Sept H. 1877, .. the same hour :-i.t place.
II. W. Ely
Administrator Estate II L. J. Ray deceased.
POSTPONED
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HAVING LATELY ADDED. AND BEING
II still IA receipt. Of New Fonts of the
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LYON COUNTY TIMES
JOINT time TABLE.
VIRGINIA 4 TRUCkEE
CENTRAL PACIFIC.

ThA lightning train laaves Virginia Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays. and leaves San
Francisco Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays,
as follows:
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p STPONED
The above adminisirstor's sale of real
estste L. hereby postponed until SATURDAY.
Sept. l.. 1877, 9. the same hour :-,t place.
II. W. EnY,
Administrator Estate II L. j. Ray deceased.
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THE CROSS & the CRESCEN'

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Gan Francisco time on G. p. r. R.; Carson
time on v. b T. r. R.
Dinner on boat from So Francisco. and
breakf st at Reno. going East.
Breshfsst on boat from Vallejo, going West.
Sleeping car between Cars"n and vallejo.
II. NJ WELLINGTON.
General supt v. / T. r. r.
A. N. rowHE, General sup't. @. P. R. b.
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WAR! WAR!
so Million Russians Fighting 40
Million Turksi
Christian VS.. M0hammedan

guHHOUsANDS ARE ASKING
IL What s.irt If P ople are Theyf
What Different Races are theee 120 Millions
of Psoplef
~hat { cir Habits, Customs and Sports7
What their religious kites and Peculiaritieef
Who their Great Statesmen. Rulers and
&c peralsf
What their Political Status and Military
Power?
What they are Fighting about Now1
What eau ed the Present W.rf
What were the Bulgarian Maesacresi
How are the great Political Commercial
aud Rel gioue interests Of England, Germany
and other Nations involved and endangeTedl
Wat lie meant by the balance Of Plwerf'
What kind OF men are Derby, Gladstone,
the Sultan, the Gear, Bismarck, Gortschakon.
&C.. scr
The answers are fully given In
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DIR. SCnENCK'S STANDARD
REMEDIES.

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SCnRNCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, and II taken
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To these three medicines DR.. J. II.
Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unri.
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The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid
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Schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the
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Schenck's Sea Weed ToaiC is n gentle
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either personally or by letter, can do so at
his principal office, corner Of Sixth aud
Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schenck's medicines ARE sold by all drug.
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J What We want TO indooce the people
to elect Demokratic President is a sue
Cession Nv disasters doorin the next four
years, and We must do all we kin 10 hev
EN-. Hard times is alluz charged up to
the party in power, and makes men pine
Tor change. A healthy potato rot
would be worth thousands NV votes to us,
and smashing panic would be even bet
ter. Wat we want Is period Of yooni-
versle depreshn. We want the mills
stopped, prodoose down to mere moth.
in, potato rot, grasshoppers, kolera, and
likker go up to fifteen cents drink. III
these Good be supplemental by an earth
quake, hurricanes, yaller fever, weevle
in the wheat, cut worms in the North,
and cotton worms in the South, floods,
and droughts and yooniversle room and
disaster, we Good elect the next President.
Give us all these with choice assort-
ment NV other disasters, and we shell win,
for the people will be very apt that after
all Dimekratic administration coodent
be wuss. We want room for while to
make the Dimocrisy endoorable.
With these conditions we kin go in four
yeers from now. ! say all this for the
benefit NV others-cz for me, long before
the term Nv Hayes is up | shel be in a
prematoor grave. Four yeers more NV n
Niger IN the Postoilis at the Corners will
finish me, and ef my philosophy shood be
sufficient for that Bascom will cut oifsup.
plies ez soon ez he knows that amt 4
goin to hev place, and then all is over.
My untutored bowels never kin endoor
water, any more than my morel nacher
kin Rahikelism.
PErRoLLUM V. Massey,
Ex.Reiormer.
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Ing Of the difference between the Young
people in this church (the old ones too
Tor that natter and those Of the English
churches. Amongst the Germans Il is
the height Of ambition, amongst the
young folks TO sing "in choir" and the
petty iealouSies which beget cliques for
and against this one and that, are large.
ly unknown. From early childhood,
the children are taught at school to sing,
and the rudinients oil music form part Of
the curriculum Of study in every school,
For this reason, the tiniyerRality Of (al.
though in many cases only slight must.
cal education amongst the Germans,
nearly all read music and sing with a
gusto and enjoyment, to which their Eng.
lish speaking neighbors arc strangers.
While this choir sung, the look Of appar.
ent satisfaction and appreciation the con.
gregatton had, was In pleasing contrast
with the stolid indifference or critical nc.
cumen, some other congregations display
at the efforts Of their choirs. It Ia true
there was quite wave line OF pitch
amongst be SOPRANO on high notes, the
tenofs, mot the sweetest singers, but the
rythm and gusto with which all the parts
sang, made amends for the defects, and
the hearty enjoyment Of singers and hear
ers was good to see. Then the chorals-
they made ones heart bound, every body
sang, cracked voices and good ones,
wheezy, shaky and big hearty tones,
all blended into one grand solemn
sound, and the tone ethers, a. Hector Bar
lioz calls them, vibrated in one unisonous
beat, such as can only DO heard in masses
OF sound. Child and parent, young and
old, sang heartily, each one deeming 1t a
pleasure to Join in the shining, and the
languid look and careless cycling OF the
hymn book in fashionable church, had
no kindred among these good people.
Now II we could only have the heartiness
Of the German in the singing Of praise
in the Protestant English churches, the
sentimental singing Of hymns by quar-
tettc choirs would soon go out Of fashion,
and it, the quartette, be assigned ita
proper place to sing the voluntary, and
lead or assist the congregational singing
OF the hmyns. But for this happy era
we shall have 10 wait little longer, till
the children who are now singing their
Sunday School songs 30 joyously, grow
up and assert their privilege to sing the
hymns now given over TO four voices.
Many other little features were obser.
vable in the singing at this church, but
we have not space 10 devote TO them ut
present.
CorreciiOn.=In our last article one word
mis.printed destroyed the sense Of much
that was written-we wrote the 59th line
shave to learn Everything by rOic' not
uOie
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Our CHURCH DEMONSTRATING listened
attentively for some time past to tine
quartette class Of choirs in this city, jot.
ting down from time to time such items
as will be of use to us in writing Of them,
we concluded last Friday to visit one Of
our churches where the old volunteer sys.
TEN prevails. This we did for two rea-
sons, one to hear the music, the other to
compare the old.fashioned, longeStab.
liahed, cheap way OF providing music for
the church, with the new style Of securing
the best possible talsnt Tor the lowest
market rate, The old way was, for some
one with the tacit or implied consent Of
everybody in the congregation, to be the
leader Of the choir, then by hearsay or
earsay, the members OF the choir were
selected, Coaxed or cajoled into singing
treble, or second, or tenor, or bass, from
amongst such persons, who from this sup.
posed knowledge Of them, had voices.
That many instances arose Of the singers
not being able to read or even roic, or
having bad voices and worse style, OF max.
ing wretched, well intended performances,
is we'll known; and the executions
and murders of many beautiful an.
them, dissensions over which, no doubt,
the "cherubim and seraphim continually
do cry" Ofthe singers, particularly among
the ladies, there was always one in each
part who was impressed with the pleasing
idea that she was the leader, or, rs we
would say nowadays, the primG donna,
She would strain her voice to the utmost,
puto all the airs possible, and for any
imaginary or real slight Of her merit "a
the superior vocalist, would betake her.
self into the congregation and raise her
standard OF opposition to the further Ell.
forts Of the choir. With this leaven
well managed the element OF discord soon
rose into a perfect uproar, and the old
choir would be knocked sky high unless
somehow oil could be poured upon the
troubled waters, But why recount the
pastp We have now the present 10 deal
with. At the church we attended, a
German church, the choir is composed Of
agoodly number Of singers in each part,
forming very excellent chorus. We
could not detect anything but an average
far voice amongst any one OF the sing.
ers, so we cannot indiVidualize the
singing, nor would it be ne.
Cessary for it was all chorus without
any solo. Agreeably to custom, the vol.
untary began with a sudden, startling
chord upon the full organ, the whole ma.
chine in operation from pedal TO fifteenth,
and the vigorous manipulation OF the
ivory, evidenced the player was in dead
earnest in his efforts to get all he could
outoi the music box. For our share we
would have preferred little bit Of sweet
ened and more delicate wind. Before the
voluntary led into the equally vigorous
accompaniment to an anthem which fol.
lowed. In this the sopranos had the best
oil the other parts; there was no sparing
crs' or D, II was tGtti from one end to the
other, and we must say forcibly sung,
barring the q We could no. help think:
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INV YoRK, March 17.-Cotlon-ljulI
at 11sSailNc. Flour Limited demand,
mainly for immediate use; superfne we
tern and State IS 40a5 70; common to gooe
So 76a5 90; good to choice IS OOa60O; whita
wheat extra so 05a7 90; Extra Ohio 81 O5l
S25; st. Louis $575aS 20. Wheat-Dul.
and unchanged with q limited milling de
mand. Rye-Firm; western nj S0Ss2c.
Barley-Dull; ungraded Canada O5c. Malt
Dull. COrn-Modcrate trade for export
and home use; prices unchanged. Oats
Quiet; western mixed aud State 3Sa53c.
Hay-Flm; shipping 7Oa76C. lfops-Dull.
Cohee-Dull; Rio cargocs l7A2lc. Sugar
Dull and heavy; fair to good refining SNa
%; prime 9Nc. MolaSes and RiCe-Dull.
Whisky-Firm at 81 0s,:
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Accommodation Truin leaves BOllalre ut t4OP,N
Anu arrives at steubonVillo at 6:l6 n.
Special accommodation trains leave BellaIu nj
S6O AN. and 1880 p. NJ; Bridgeport 1905 Am, and
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-, Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can bc procured At the Union Ticket OtiCs
Ml'uFe House, and ut the station ut Bridgeport.
F. h. MYERS,
deS General Passenger and Ticket Agent.