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Il I>zENs p,ro,txs,x
EVERY bfiARrMLNT
LARGE stock OF tho now forchon Lac,.. ",
kinney
lowest ever offered, To-. yard to al. %. -
s'oriccc- rich Point Ga4c Lace. and In.cr.
u'n- loo. ~. 80. yard Ices than half
kinney
Linen smvrna Lace very low
-' '' '''' '-''''' wig ''" KISzEy
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Lace 1iie.. &c, Ia is'.c.. isc ~ up
l'.s'y yards Embroidered Curtain Nu-hns,
Kinney
ing, Ac.. wlti ti,h tm. rood, md. snd Lace
Eising-, worth trout i,s. Ia Ell - yard,
CLOSING AT Sc, ia, Ice. -"' -, yard .,,
Special bargain. in Underwear, skirts
lowest to finest eeoi. fino, muslin ,.ri,d
Drawer. Hte embroidered bounced SKIRT,
TO, line tackled sA.r, lul sD, 5O,. ,...
Ladies' an lincn IIaulkcrchicf- &c.
Ladies allhnvh heinsut'hed. iuc. ,
Fmlroaercd ant hemnii.hed. nc
Gents linen handkcrchici,, bargains -
% 90 yard Hamburg Emhr,dcric Be &c,
cr,d ''''
White Cotton Trimmings, 10 piece up
Rubber shllt Protectors, a. piece. ,.
Barsan. in our Glove Department
one button hid Gloves 25c PAIR .
We are selling the regular dollar twobutton
''''''' ''''' ''''' kinney
Special bargains IN our Hosiery Department
! in Ladies 1rnt-'. 49,, s, aud Rl's llN
.i,ry, lot, of iioslcr, from Zoe perpair up ....
rul REGULAR made striped. 2'r pair
sin Clicked Balbissni', Sic, pair ,-,,,,,,r
Gents. mn regular Fnsli.h Hose zoe
Ladies nno Llslc Thread Hose, 2'', pair. ,,,,,,,
/ job lotqennine Clark's Cotton, full 2oo yards
| nMrlin'. h. paper; Plus, % paper machine
fh . SS k,a. ' w. card 'hGbs,Ir cppm I6s
| q English footh Brushes, lh Pearl Hut
| tons. ac dozen. Brands, Silks, Trimmings,
! Ar, all under II GUAR prices, Aney foods
kinney
/ Barsaln- in Towels, NAPKINS Damasks,
'"'"''" ""'"'''' '''''' '''" kinney.
/ spoclnl hars aims in our Ribbon Department.
/ sin ami Lace tichu-. s'ali.. 49,.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
| Gadhs cork solcs Button Boots reduced from
Sit~
i'"'"' '''''' kinney
| The Spanish arched ins,cp Boots were first
| introduced and exclusively sold IN this De-
IT, are now taking orders Tor spring wear In thcsc
beautiful boots 10 measure MAJ v,x,yv
7e7 and 7aa RroNdway, corner etl St
MANAGED SHIFTING, muslins, prints de-
~ MINIS Russia ttArlN ilNfl-, lhlt hh'h-, ANA
muhiu, from Auction also, balance o blankets and nan
n''' to be 'o1 very 'WWMArIrws 81 oa,harine st.
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The great Eusi.h remedy for govt and rheuma-
u.n. Box - pals a - hV mail n. riauian sou.
aaents, ~ william Il, y. Y SOLD by all druggists.
TRY UyATT's LIFE BAI.sAM for your
RI, allusnl sciOula, uVuL Neuralgia, etc. sold BY
DRUGGISTS
49,. 80, WORTH s,s,. .,ntemcn's SILK hints nne
b,rns~s g. worth - - New church Il. up starr,
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THREE LECTURES On STR1CTt RE
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HULL SITS. 50, -gu, ,th, s. sins', a. war.
i ianicd ~ 4. MAJ kvO,us 20 9th av l'.Ib. 1871
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vViSTED-iirs; class operators aud niishcrs on
w tine rans Apply 10 y PAAk los Chrystc st., be
tween R,iugton aud Delaney
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 352.

TINTED fATLo L.,ND OFFICE. CAR
~ son City. Nevada, July 10, 1o77.-Notice
10 hereby CIV, that The Del Rey SILVER Mn
Ing Co.lpaDy, whose p.'st uilic. addiess Is is
MercnaDts' Exchange, SSn Francisco. Csllfor-
mia, has this day flied III this office q diagram
together with notice OF application for .
patAut from the Uuit-d States, ulldei act Of
Congress, approved May IL, 1872. for 1880
feet oi the Del Rey Lode, situated in Devils
Gate Mining District, County If Lyon, and
state OF Nevada, running 40 feet northerly
from poiut OF location ut the incine SHAFT.
and 100 feet southerly from said point Of
location aud more particularly IL seribed AZ
follows, to wit: Beginning ut post No l, U.
5. survey No. 1870, located on the soutL wtst-
erly slope oi Table Mountain, about 100 feet
Dorth uf American Rxvine, whence the sohth-
west corner OF Section 3. L 16, X. II u.
NJ. D. n bears s. l4e, E 2,442 feet. ard
shencc running from said post M. l. lat
course, west 4OO let { to pos, No. 2, u. b. Sur
vey No. lJU; thence IA c,Lr~t, south i,aU0
feet 10 n PET No. 8, U. 5. SuIv,y NJ. $50;
thence 81 cou. ST., east 40 iett to pst No. 4,
U. s. Survey No $50: thence Atm course, eat
200 feet 10 post No 5. U. 5. Survey No. $50;
thence 5th COURSE. moth $40 l-tt to post No.
|, point Of begin uiny. Govt aiming IL II 100
acres. From p,s %. the Trrnei' Mil smoke
stack bears N. 66ks E.; the smoke stack Of
the Buckeye hoistlns ."lAs D.als - 20 L.
Courses aud bearings expressed from the true
meridian magnetic variations, IL " EAST. Inn
provenents and labor CONSIST IN al incline
shaft anu u tunnel extending from American
kavlne westward more than 800 feet toward
the lode, exceeding $500 i'll value. The walls
| Of the said lode or vein being ss yet unknown
aud the lateral tAteDt thereof cannot he as
ceriained by actual measurement SAID vein
or lode Is bounded on each side by the wall Of
the same. Notices of location may be- found
recorded In Book 4. page 80, and Is ok l, pahe
342 III DEVILS Gate Mining District Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Del Rty mine or sand mining
grounds, as h.rtinbetore described. art re-
q ired to file their adversa claim with the
Register Of the United States Land Office, At
Carson CITY. New during anu wI.Lin ne
sixty days from the date hereof. or they will
oe oarrvd by viz, ue IT the pruvis,oLs VI Inc
Act u Cvnsress approved May 10. 1872. and
| the supplementary aud smtndatory acts there
4 Wherefore pursuant to law | direct that
this notice he published fora period OF SIXTY
days ia the LYON COUNTY IIM,s, u ne W. psl er
phplished ut Silver City. lyon County, Me-
yada. G. y. HARRIs. r list.r
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01
Silver City School District. VS..
Dayton.

ED. TIMEs:-It appears that the
School Census Mxrshals of Silver
City and Dayton have each made
sworn returns including the children
of the Eureka portion of Silver City
Township. Now, the facts are as
follows: The taxpayers of Eureka
Mill, Mound House, etc., vote in
Silver City tor all county, State and
township officers, including School
Trustees; they send their children
to the Silver City school, and would
not desire to be deprived OF that priv
ilege, AS they certainly would be il it
is decided that they belong to Day
ton. They receive their mail through
the Silver City Office aud all their
business naturally centers here. 1t
now devoIves upon the County Com
missiNners to determine the matter
one way or the other aud relieve the
County Superintendent OF Public
Schools, for he cannot, under the
existing circumstances, apportion
the funds now in the treasury.
TAXPAYER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

ANovEL TURNOUT Grow Is were
attracted on Main street Monday hy
the appearance of q novel turnout.
being no less than handsome two
seated low carriage drawn by two
black Newfoundland dogs. Paul
Gross provided this beautiful little
vehicle a year or so ago. ut a cost
If $3.50. for the amusement of his
children. bnt il has been hut little
used owing 10 the inability OF the
children to manage the canine team.
Age. however. is overcoming this
difficulty, an. the tnrnoat will be
more frequently seen hereafter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

The FooTLIGHT IS the title OF a
neat little daily dramatic journal
inst started in San Francisco by
Stuart & Oatman, publishers ami
proprietors. A copy Of the first
Issue lies before us. and il certainly
is the most tas'sfulIy planned, ar
ranged and executed pepper III its
way that was ever issued on the
Pacific Coast. Il is evidently we'll
e tied. looks very healthy and We
wish it all desirable success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01
THE WATER MEETING. - The

THE WATER MEETING. -. The
meeting held Monday evening was
called to order about s o'clock by
Mr.. Greeley French. who nomi-
mated Mr.. L. L. Lyons for Chair
man. The motion was carried
unanimously. Mr.. d. F. Manning
was chosen Secretary. Afer sever
al speakers had given their opinions
on the water question, Mr.. Fren-l,
stated that the object Of the meet
ing was to appoint "A committee of
four citizsns to wait on Col. Fair
and Law their grievance before him.
The motion was carried aud the
following named gentlemen were
selected: d. F. Manning, John
Cronin. H J. I. Sch .eI and Gree
ley French. Mr.. Mining was
elected chairman Of the committee.
The Wooiworth Flume Company
was not represented 10y any speak
ers. On motion the meeting al
journed to Wednesday, August l,
(this EVENING". for the purpose of
hearing the report of the committee
and trans icting such business as
should come before it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01
THE STATE FAIR.
Fourth Annual Meeting TO Com
mence October 18th.

We have received a pamphlet of
GA pages issued by the Nevada State
Agricultural, Mining and Mechanical
Society, containing the premium lists
and speed programme of the fourth
annual Fair, to lie held at Reno, Oc-
tober 18th to Goth, inclusive, and
giving tie rules governing the exhi-
bition. The )ificers of the Society
are: c. &. Batterman, President; AL
varo Evans, Vice-Presi.ent and gen.
eral superintendent Of race track and
grounds; james H. Borland, Secre-
tary; c. T. Bender, Treasurer. Board
of Trustees C. G. Battcrman, Alvaro
Evans, J. J Bibcock, d. A. Bender
and G. c. Stevenson.
The Central Pacific andNirsinia
aud Truckee railroad companies will
transport al articles and animals ex-
hioifed at the Fair, by exhibitors in
Nevdda, over their roads free Of
charge. Fleight being paid on them
to the Fair, will be returned upon
reslIipmeGt Dy the same owner, aud
exhibition Of certificate that the same
has been exhibited. The Central Pa
cilic vii! transp IT articles aud ami
mails from California on the same
terms.
Liberal premiums are offered for
ali worthy articles exhibited, not
mentioned in the schedule. The So
ciety will give, in addition to the
premiums named, "a gold medal to
the most meritorI1us exhibition in
each department. The Society's sill
yer nedal will Ue the award OF high
est merit. All premiums over S. may,
in the discretion of the Board of
Trustees. be paid in the Society's sill
yer plate manufactured expressly for
the purpose.
Trials Of speed will be conducted
by the Nevada State Jockey Club.
Following are the names Of officers:
w. r. Chamberlain, President; c. G.
Stevenson, first Vice President; G. A.
Bragg, second Vice President; L T.
Fox, third Vice-President; Tneo.
Winters, fourth Vie President; JAS
per Babcock, Secretary. The after
noon of each day will be devoted to
trials of speed, and very liberal purses
will reward the winners.
AT l2 NJ. on Friday, the fifth day,
there will be a grand ladies' tourna-
ment, tor the most accJmp ished and
graceful lady riders. The Society
Offers four premiums, which will con-
sist Of the S9ciety's silver plate, val
ued respectively at 800, $40, $40,
and SEQ. Special premiums, gifts by
citizens, will also be offered. None
but ladies of the highest respectable
iiy will be allowed tn compete for
prizes.
Admission for each person, wheth-
er in carriage, on horse or on foot,
81; children under IL years Of age,
free. Quarter-stretch badges, single,
81; season, s..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01
THE DAYTON DITCH.
An Important WOrk-Dimensions,
COst-Etc.

The Sutro Independent of Satur-
day says: The work on the Dayton
ditch--one of the largest irrigating
bitches in the State is fast approach
ing completion. The company of
fifteen carrying on the work are
chiefly citizens of Dayton, among
whom are: w. w. Byron, G. w. NAL
lett, Jerry Gantz, David McClelland,
A. Perkins, X. II. Hsckett, Frank
Hanger and George Barrett. The
ditch begins at the Carson river, just
below the Opnir dam, and extends
along the river until near the mouth
Of Ell Dorado canyon, when its course
is to the eastward. Its total length
when finished will be six miles, and
hear its terminus a branch ditch, a
mile and "A half long, leading to the
river at Gees ranch, will he exca-
waited, in order to afford facilities for
Irrigsting rich portion of land al
nexad to the Sutro tunnel grant and
to carry IF whatever waste water
there may be.
Along its route thus far number
of small tunnels have been excavated,
one of which is 100 feet, and at least
100 rods of lume will be required
before the work is successfully com
pleted. The dimensions of the ditch
are such as will carry, when the stage
of water in the Carson is low, 1900
miners inches of water, which
amount, it is thought, will be snffi-
Gent to irrigate the company's tract
of 800 acres.
The work was begun last Deem
Der, since which time it has pro.
crossed until it now reaches dis
lance of four miles. The remaining
two mil 8. it is t. uyht, will be COM
pleted in the course of two and n
half months, when work will at once
legin on the branch leading to the
river. The cost of the enterprise
thus far has been $4,000, and its
probable cost when finished will be
$4,000. The company's land
through which the ditch runs and is
m ant to irrig was taken up year
a. o under tie d Sc I and law, md i
located on the other side of the
Carson. 1t is mic L. located, is fertile
ard abounds most luxuriantly in the
inexhaustible sagebrnsh. Mr. Fawcett
from the state surveyor generals
office, has been surveying for the
company aud setring stakes for the
subdivision of Il lnd taken up.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01
appointment OF Teachers.

At a meeting Of the Virginia City
Board of E lucatIon held last Satur-
day, the following appointments Of
teachers " ere IN ,de: d. A. Ewing,
principal Of the Fourth Ward high
school. A. H. Willis, principal of
the Third ward grammar school. T.
B. James, principal of the First ward
grammar school. H. F. Biker, prin-
cipal primary public school.
The following teachers were APP
appointed, their grades and salaries
to he fixed hereafter: Miss Michel
s'n, Miss Simpson, Mr.. Shepherd,
Mrs. Swift, Mrs Myg,tt, Miss Madi-
gan, Mrs. Potter, Miss Timm ms,
Miss Maroni, Miss Sullivan, Miss
Blu ;kley, Miss Dunlap, Miss Currier,
Miss C,rJ,ell, Miss Cushion, Mrs.
Jessup, Miss Neall, Mrs. Mcnamara,
Miss Mary Davis, Miss Batterman,
Miss Hurd and Mrs. Midnight.
THE County Superintendent of
Public schools has received several
letters from teachers in different
States inquiring about situations
here, and some Of Them are worthy
of comment. One says he has been
in Jaw Office year, has a LIST
Grade certificate" and is now suc-
cessfully engaged in teaching in
Massachusetts. he spells Silver
CITY with Two "t's." The address
on the envelope Is without prefix,
but he signs his own name "Mr.
Jnu. +. Adams"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

Mr.. J, +. noULAss, who has lived
In Silver City for ten months past in
the capacity of operator for the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
has been transferred and will depart
for Reno to day. During his resi-
here Mr.. Dougla IL has made many
warm friends. and his departure is a
subject OF mutual regret.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

l.. p. MCCARTY, publisher of the
Sta,islician. 423 Washington street,
San Francisco, called at our sanctum
yesterday. He is now on the Com
stock canvassing for the Annual
Statistlcian, a handsome volume nf
46i pages, crammed full Of tabnlated
and condensed inform alton. We are
glad to learn that he is having splen
did success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

WILL Nor DIVIDE. - Says the
Reno Journal of yesterday: Sheriff
Kelly, of Storey county. Is not do
ing the square thing, we u der
stand. by our officers. In that Ma
.teo Case the reward WAS $3.50, and
when he came down here ne agreed
to "divy" with Blrlow and Avery
But now he declines. Aud our
Reno officers will to-day institute
suit for their share of the prize
money.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01
THE Sapphire Gold and Silver

THE Sapphire Gold and Silver
Mining Company has been incor-
porated in San Francisco, to ope-
rate in Washoe District, Washoe
county, Nevada. CAPITAL, $40, 000,-
600, in shares of 500 each. Di-
rectors- H. l.. Burrows, N. P.
Foster. Jesse w. Brown, Peter
Robertson aud W. B. Myers. The
principal place of business will DO
in San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

SIX of the Sutro tunnel employees
joined the Silver City Miners's Union
last night, making "A total of forty
one members from Sutro. All the
tunnel men will jnin as scon AS they
can get off shift on meeting night.
All men working in thu mines are
expected to join the Unions by the
10Th OF September.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01
CONSIDERABLE petty thieyery h

CONSIDERABLE petty thievery has
been going on for some time pa
at the shafts Of the Sntrp tunnel.
II WAS determined 20 ferret ont the
parties eng ged in ihe depredaiions
and on Saturday T. Bud lie, Snper
intenient Of Shaft Ne. 2. caught
several youths taking eff tAeir
plumber in a wheelbarrow They
were taken to Virginia aud charged
with petty larceny. During tue
past few months abou, 81 600 " nth
OF articles have been stolen.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

GAMr.--Oor local hunters NAV
now brighten up their sh,tguns IN /
60 forth in quest Of sage-hens AMI
snipe, this being the first day the
sport is permitted by law. All other
game birds are protected rDul the
first d y of Srptcm her, and the fourth
s. ton of the game law passed last
winter provides that lit sh Ii be I'M
lawful for any p,rs N or persons to
catch, kill or destroy, or to pursue
with such intent, within the coueties
of Esmerald,, Douglas, O-msly.
Lyon, Storey, Churchill and W4shoe,
any prairie chicken, IA or b'f re
the first day or September, 1879"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

The only absolutely impartial
and Independent man, politically,
in this country seems to be Tom
Scott. Last year he subscribed
$50. 900 to the campaign fund of
each party. That was genuine in
dependence. 1t exactly stood it.
self off.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

SILVER HILL--There has b,en I'M
expected delay in the arrival of the
pump-bob ordered for this mile. The
rolling mill in San Francisco, where
n portion of the work had to he done,
was already engaged on contract
that must be completed before this
job could he undertaken, and hence
the delay. The arrival OF the bob is
now expected within day or two.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

The Union Pacific has reduced
Its tariff ON bullion 81 per ton to
Omaha. The roads east of that have
made reduction of 81. This Is a
matter OF some Importance to E isteIn
Nevada, as very considerable
portl IN of our base bullion goes East.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

BLANKETS STOLEN. - Mr.. d ma
hue, proprietor of the blacksmith
shop on the upper portion of Main
street. has bad his confidence be-
trayed u fellow -tradesman named
John Stoll, whom he took into the
shop as a helper more through
frie .dship than for any need of bis
services. Stoll slept In an outside
room where the unused bedding of
the family was stored. Saturday
night he stole four pairs of heavy
now blankets and decamped. Mr.
Donnhue reported the case to Con-
stable Lester sunday morning, and
lie made an extended search { r The
fugitive, using three horses during
the day. but no trace Of him could
be found. Mr.. Danahue thinks the
thief has directed his steps toward
Belleville or some other out Of the
way place to witch there is little
travel from this point. The loss.
including some clothing advanced
to Soil. amounts to about $50.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

THE b ard Of Court-house Arbl-
traitors finished their business Salur-
day. aud awarded contractor Burke
$l6,537, OF th,s amount $9s23 AZ
(Fraser's awarj) had been p,i. and
the balance due Burke is $1,000 50.
The expenses of the arbitration
amount 20 about 800, shich the
county will pay. AS the building
now stands it has cost Storey county
S85,O26 55.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

The Globe Consolidated Mining
Company has levied an assessment of
twenty-five cents per share, delin-
quent in Office on the 31st of August.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

The Eureka mill, Carson river, is
running but twenty stamps at pres
ent, owing to the low stage Of water.
The Eureka is crushing Justice ore.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

DEPUTY Sheriff Hill last night ar
rested Mexican called spanish
Joe" for being drunk and disorderly.
He was lodged 10 Jail. Five years
ago this man broke Jail in Dayton,
and this is the first time he has been
seen in the county since that date.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

WIEN pumping is resu ned at the
Silver Hill, Lldv Washington and
New Y ,rk mines there will be more
" ttrr III the creek, and there will
Il ubtless he less complaint of scar
city in the lower part Of the canyon.
We believe there i. enough going
down tie S ream now fer milling
purposes, but not sufficient for sluic-
ing to adva ,tage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

E. L. CoLNoN, in consideration Of
S75, has decided to Joseph Greggs
1890 feet lying north of the Francisco
Marsano claim and along side of the
California Bank and Elliott claims,
North Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

FOREMAN BLUEr Of the Sutro tun-
nel says that he expects that he
expects that the header will make
$40 feet this month, working only
seven men per shift.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

A PICNIC will he given on the
Carson river. east OF Sutro, on Sat-
urday next, by the ladies OF Dayton
and Sutro. Arrangements are be-
ing made for dance, and . large
number will no doubt be present
20 enjoy the pleasures OF the day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

Mr.. F. c. DAVIS, by some changes
made in the Western Union offices,
has been transferred fir Genoa to
Silver City, and we doubt not our
people will fad him a clever gentle
man and competent operator.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

SUCCoR.-Sinking shaft is pro-
crossing steadily at the succor mine.
A depth OF 500 feet has been attain
ed, at which point a pump chamber
is being cut out. The rock Is very
hard.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

OFFICERS. - The Liberal Society
of Virginia City his elected the fol-
lowing off erS: &. E. Caukin, E. A.,
Schultz and G. Thede, Trustees
Wlllilm Krtuse, Treasurer, and DR..
U. Smith, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

THE Trojan Mining Company have
levied an assessment of 25 cents per
share, delinquent = Office on the 9th
day Of August.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

Tina Pappoose mill, with its capac-
ity of twenty tons per day, will COM
mence crushing Cosmopolitan GLOW
ery) ore to-day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-01

The average daily ore product of
the leading Comstock mines for the
past week was as follows: Belcher,
so tons; California, $50 tons; Chol-
lar, 80 tons; Con. Virginia, 500 tons
Justice, 400 tons.