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New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

= SUMMER ARRASGENENT OF TRAINS. in eject
- ns.-C ncnnat ami Chicago Dav Express Drawing.
h32i S'a.ies - nnAd.9 % ana 7lslraroh DIilee ,,,
c5agba @ & s sPrfs, ss for ths s & M esgPs ca9
man, and Chicago without change ao Hotel Dining cars 10
Ila.s, eage caaab.m rs street Depot S. Yfor,
p ~ End y midnight 7aturaay nis.ts only sunday 9I5
Ruasr'.rd Fars ant Pa.sa,c g. 7l5 10 NJ y noon It5
3 -, 4,' .: ~ T. t.5" = iu p mn Midnight sundays
1i5 s ai5 i5 6 5l5 t. ' si5 - s1 : H. 10 y 8
-na h rl sh, MA, g. $50, 9.I5 10 NJ, l:l5 $780,
sua-.a6 7i5 10. I045 a. NJ li5. si5, o. g. : p IA, and
j. n.a- sundays. g. $40. 10 IL u., Lao, ESQ, ?. ~,
CoIaa.i. +, =. .ra. $50. naor m sundays, $50 N.
S.Tbarsb.9 o. ,o4 a. d. 30 $50 D. IT, Sundays 81 30 a. H.
Kingston. 81 .. n. sundays 500 70.
SUNDAYS. o, $50. 10 4. m., SO T p. NJ.
N.dd.ci'~M 80, lo lo - a. m, 3s5. i3n p n sun
connect ,h Sc, Ytrs an, 6.ve5o N a, T. e. ~ Mla.
ANS icsyqs canl.r,,t ea even or ialf 1oTrs
@ above ''nr; trains 'iv1C 1snher,-l quarter hoTrs
I~en-,, stat i5 2l. 10 n . connecting with trtas
m - 80 IN 'I M s,. iI i."', 5r ~ lrr. r,T TD sr -'9r '
., i -i %. 1 w D nav i ~ M ti. r.,
ofe. N,s. go toi 57' 1nd a57 HrradFay 40 oourt--
E4pr-s. rains ron the West arrive in NewYors 90 725
do u.. .l0 aa. ':J5 3. "a.
N0ETHERN RAILROAD OF NFw-JERSEY
r s6 ~ IT.. i. T. i-i5 5S5 co -ao p. ~. 1la1d
-'tar y "isa'a ouy 90 .I3i p siuflys, a. m. ana
S''g3 ST. ,'l.nf Sa.T az. .l ,laa & SEQ & 2 . !"
E08 NEW-IAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
I FuIn. WHITE NJCETAISs. NoNrnEtI. a-d in
termei1'e points. ~..al'rs leave i.. o. DO i.. 'r -nn
trnls >-4 isr.a f- hartford -1-1r9s.'. &C. Ers.rs
-'1 ld sl-res check af 3it Broadway. ~ o-y aldt
..ft'-t. -AtI.tIn -'rf lii't il. trtarn,
EOR PHILADELPHIA. via LO\G BRANCH
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
Real Cslate 60 Gychangt.

VALUABLE FARM, 100 acre, iiee anu
raa. ~ miles from city, pm F39i oiu''' 5''' 0N
""N'" 'o IULANb q WHITING, Bcekmanst
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
NEW-YIRKanl LON- RRANCH nIVIsIUN.
NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

EI. SD I4-iIUh ROUTE.
TOR Il.Ls lON AND PHILADELPHIA. ...
Leave trt irrL l0r Iltutll nld Philadelphia. 90 h-'
3. $3.50. 80 l5U. 300. $780, - p u, and 90 'h.
l0f Trenton. .
Ilaye Philadelphia from station North Pennsy i-ana Bal
roaI. Third ,lt LcrAssis- 40 go 9aO ll5O il, LOU
10. J..l. l- 81.
Law. Trenton for - York l20 c35 s.05 1913 q. u
T.. l.. 2.Iu. 100. tH b.
Pullman Drawing i-1m Cars are attached 10 thr p SD !, ID
m. $50 A. m
100 % n ains ffDgi Philadelphia anu sleeping aTs 70 L
I- co,s midnight lgs rom and PbilaIei
ui.IL I'd,
s.} q. u J-ia, l- y. u. ,.,.
rr.ss lor sale foot of Liber IL, 529 and ~
Broad gaV tie principal hotf al u thc Elio f-
rav Ne S 4ad brOoEiFU No. 1nuft--i
Ir,os, ,u Bagragc destination.
a. T.. BALDN ~. Gen Pes 4 srnt.
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 IIApRANBFNkS pF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. J.
foot ~ C0rilu DesbrOases sis a.
lo ID m y CIR EXpress daily. for B.thleAem Al
lrutoA auc Chunk. WAesbarre. Ptst0u. saYro EniIA
Itharn Aulur Rochester Buffalo, Niagara taAA anu IN
West pulluau's sleeping coaches attached. ..
"S' hOBrT X. -AYRE. Hup't and Engf
Genera! Eastern Once Of Church and
GHAS IL CJMAINGS Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
5ieamboats ano Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leaye Nea YORK foot u Da.bros.es ani Cgrand

p Leave New York foot u De-Brosses and Cortandt
500 ~ for Washington and the West Richmond, Charles
nld the south. connections for Columbus,
Chicaro SC.
1850 p. for Washington the West and for Richmond
ard the south Ggrdonsvl-. Pullman from
baltimore and Washington. making close connections for
Cinci lnat. Louisville. and ~, IlJliis.
$50 IL d-ly for AFashngt n ne south and Mes Pull
sleeper from NrwforE IN BItn8r- ant Washington.
making cpse connections Jr ChcIg cine unnt Louisville.
It louis PlthUrTt The ~out ami ~ouhWe-t Connects al
W,shngIo Nth trains FOR LyncEburg florida, NewOrieaua
iud the south.
For through uckrtS please cal CumpanYs ONCE, 3lj
BrH Fsf NeW YORK, nlt 70 r~et ocs- TOO Ot torandt
and DesIrossr-Ais-. AMI Genv. Jersey civ.
Ask FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AN D OHIO
RAILROAD.
CATSKII.L aud STUYYESANT BOATS
- leave Dali from fisr No. ~ f1ot Of Canal
f0r pa,seIigsr, and ff.igAL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON.
VIA Providence DIRECT
4 WHOLE NIGHTS Ii.-i.
ONLY - MILES OF Rail, ...
TIME. go MINUTES
Tur SEw MAGNrFfCEVr STEAMER
MASSACIIUS USETIS
1.-THE Palace steamer ~ thr Worll'E -
ANI THE WOlLl- ttIF'N Nl-D 'i+--'---'
RHODE ISLAtD
..,rts lu-ar af the e0uni1
viii cn aud May T. leave c1iIf 'rA''li .-i'' r.r
pirr 10 R foot ~ st ai D. I ~ i,r.i
il.rrs 6 A. m. and Boston ~ a. ln NJ" i''-'- ~
iugs between Sew YORK lnd fintl-'"''
TIE Old RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE. FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EA9l.
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ : tySsi-' T i4--A
Tic elegant steamers
STONNGTON AND NARRAGANsEII.
o., r m daily fr,nn PIER D. 4. foot Of Jay a. otsie
rouis and E VI fii h IL = +" 4, 'o' ,t
Wv and al M ofces ~ Wssteott k1pteas Co. AI5o uc<etS
for all hotel tckot osces d., ~ If, 80, ,, i,,y
Passengers and Freight via ether ~. ~
est rates y - ..-.-, ''' ''
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
FFTcTAL EXPORT n y STOCK ExcKAYgE SALES
NAY 20. 1877.
1oA. M.-sALrs BEFORE rHR CALL

GOYERNMENT STOCK DFPATTNFNT-IUIA OCLUCh
AND l1i2 O'CLOCK A. VI.
c G.. Coupon. 1871 = Js 1910 Coupon .
lnroO. ..-.. - 1853 2OOOO.......-- ~ ll3 p
L D. 20 Coupon. 90. v q s. So Registered, l-el -
.O...-.-.. -. ... .1112| iONOO....... i2ll2
s--D Registered, 1907 { S =, Coupon, l01l ...
1000 b| lnOnN..--.-.-. = IL
g js. tu-tu Registered Z 4 b Registered, 1891 -
2OlO 0..........l l'3 5j -LOl 3
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
TAMARsNDEEV GRELLON

flnfafssIy urascrDed by Che facnty}A la1atfo ~ 80
i1z snf teatl fru Eenze immediate folel az
e1-eila c.o 0f Constipation. heafAeh9 DIo Nei.,l
&C ST. unlike pills the usual purgauf51 - 81
u ske sHd lEolgcss lIit~a0n FIeya4s" ~ ZAeD
LDN 81 haubutsau, Pss1s Depot CA5WEIl4 He1H M -
". Soruer FAIa ava zra II epsy f0GFt1sL Ne" f0f~
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
4T-rop1- C4YUGA LAKE. \.

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17
A Petrified Wasp's Nest.

While blasting rock from one If
the quarries ON the hillside vest OF
town, the attention of Que of the
workmen was attracted by the curl
Gus formation of one of the pieces
that had been split off. An examina-
ton proved that imbedded IN the rock
was n wasp's nest, the texture and
cells Of which, although turned to
stone, were plainly visible. On
breaking open some of the cells the
larva and two perfectly formed wasps
were found within in the same petri-
fed condition as the rest. There was
no visible crack or outlet by which
the insects could have penetrated the
rock, and the piece in which this
curious formation was found was
taken from depth OF forty feet
from the surface. The rock is IA
granite sandstone Of sedimentary
origin. The >pecimrn VAS carefully
cut out and forwarded t. the SIN tn
snnian Institute, at WashingtoD.-
Eureka Sentinel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

On the 9th of November New
Jersey, New York, Massachusetts,,
Virgini,, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Mississippi will elect G 'yernors and
other State officers. On the saue
day Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Nebraska will choose subordinate
State officers: Illinois will also elect
county officers AMI Connecticut will
elect Legislature. On the 9Th Of
December Georgia will close the po-
litical races of 1877 by choosing a
Legislature and ratifying or reject
ing their proposed new constitution.
OF the States to vote in November,
New York, New Jersey, Virgins,
Mississippi, Maryland and Connecti-
cut will probably all vote Democratic
Massachusetts, Nebraska and Iii
nois will vote Republican, and Penu-
sylvan'a, Wisconsion and Minnesota
may be classed as uncertain. Georgia
will close the political majorities OF
the season in December with just as
much for the Democracy as anybody
wants.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17
STATE NEWS.

1t is estimated that there are 5000
people in Tuscarora.
Elko has a fine hall for public
amusemeDts at last.
The Jack Rabbit will hereafter he
known as the Day mine.
The public schools of Reno are TO
have a vacation this week.
Large quantities of beef cattle are
being shipped from Humboldt cour.
ty to Chicago.
The Reese River Pioneers had a
high old time at their reunion in
Austin last Thursday night.
The prospects Of the Alps Compa-
nv at Phoebe never looked better.
There is no marked change in the
Raymond s. Ely.
The condition If Hayes, who was
shot il the affray with Pierce at Tue.
carora, has improved and hopes Of
his ultimate recovery are entertained.
The Patent Office fire destroyed a
model of the fire escape invented by
l. D. Cross of Reno. A cirrular FRI m
the Commissioner of Patents asks
him tn replace it, but does not make
it obligatory.
Frank Kerns, former resident of
Eureka, but of late residing in Ward,
was shot and mortally wounded the
other day while resisting Officer
Houston, who was attempting to ar
rest him for disturbing the peace.
Austin Reveille of the 18TH: A pri-
vate dispatch from Belmont, received
this morning, announces the burning
of the hosting works on the Ell Do
RADIO South mine last night. The de-
struction of these works is Il terrible
damper on the prosperity Of Belmont,
as the Ell Dorado mine was looked
upon as the mainstay for revival of
the mining industry of the camp.
Good ore had recently been discov-
cred in the mine and it had every
assurance OF u prosperous futnie.
White Pine News: Hamilton is just
nnw undergoing general clearing
out, Eureka being the objective point
of most If those who are leaving.
Every day some family take their de-
parture, aud at the present rate Of
migration few weeks will leave few
behind. We cannot exactly under
stand this general stampede, for there
is more work being done aud better
prospects exhibited in the mines Of
this district Today than at any time
durIlg the pat tyD years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

AN immense cave has been discov-
cred in Josephine county, Oregon.
1t was found to he five miles in ex-
tent, and the exploration is not yet
completed. the stalactitr formation
is said To he unique, being similar t.
that in other caves If which more is
known. A party will shortly make
thorough investigation OF this man.
moth cavern.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17
BANK COMMISSIONER.

The Daily Exchange calls upon
the Legislature of California to pro-
vide for the appointment of a Bank
Commissi ,ner, and says that this is
the only remedy that can be suggest
ed to prevent future Joe Duncans
from stealing the money of the peo-
pie in the guise of bankers. We
have an idea that there are several
Duncans now in the city whose
"banks" could be proftably inter-
viewed. There have been movements
before several previous Legislatures
looking to the appointment of Bank
Commissioner, but it is we'll known
they were always defeated by the
powerful lobby influence set at work
by the late President of the Califor-
MIA Bank. As experience has shown,
Ralston had good reasons for declin-
ing the interference of an unpurchas-
able Bank Commissioner. Perhaps
Duncan was as vigorously opposed
to such outside interference as Rails
ton. At all events, if a Bank Com
missioner had been created six years,
ago it is safe to say that the Bank
Of California would not have been
compelled to suspend, and that to-
day Joe Duncan's victims would be
few and tar between. We see no
other remedy. The people are the
victims of smart management. Dun
cans one per cent. interest was the
bait at which the gudgeons caught.
But the gudgeons ought to be pro-
tected by law. They are ignorant;
the law should shield their ignorance
from such rascals.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

SENATOR DAVIS, formerly Judge
Davis of the Supreme Court, is pre-
pairing a bill to relieve the Supreme
Justices of much Of their labor,
which he intends to present to Con-
gress Immediately. The bill looks to
the establishment of an intermediate
appellate court to hear appeals from
the District and Circuit Courts.
The decision Of this court is t. be
final in criminal cases, and in all
civil cases where less than $4,000 is
involved; provided, however, that it
shall not have jurisdiction in any
case where constitutional question,
q treaty, or an Act Of Congress is a
point at Issue. To provide for
Judges to sit in this court, the bill
proposes to double the present
number of Dircuit Judges. The
bill is highly spoken OF by those who
admit the necessity of tightening the
burdens of the Supreme Court, but
there are people who believe that the
nine judges of the Supreme Court
could by little harder work get
through their duties without any help.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

~ DECLARE, / am glad to get
home,' said Mrs. Hayes, as the Presi-
dent put his latch key in the front
door Of the White House. "Now,
Rutherford, you just slip down to
the butchers and get good slice of
steak; stop at the bakers and get a
fresh loaf of bread and drop in to
the coDfectioner's aud buy cream
pie, while I put on the kettle and
start fire in the range, and we will
cit down to good square lunch. l
am tired to death Of Georgia bacon
and Massachusetts pork and beans
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

Congress convened in extra session
Monday. Samuel ]. Randall was
elected Speaker; George NJ. Adams,
Clerk; James NJ. Stewart of Virginia,
Postmaster; John w. Polk of Mis-
souri,, Doorkeeper, and Rev. Dr.. Poi
sci of the Methodist Church South,
Chaplain.
The total amount Of appropriations
required Of Congress by the Secrcta-
~ OF the Treasury is $50, 9O6,3O6
The amount needed for transport
ing the remaining Cleopatra's Needle
from Egypt to New York has been
secured.
James Berry, one of the Unlon Pa
citic train robbers, has been captured
in Mexico, Missouri.
Beware Of the lottery tor the Ma
sonic Home Of the Orphans at Attain
ia, Georgia. 1t is frard.
1t is stated that Senator Bla ne
will, so far as possible, ignore the
administration; neither support nor
oppose 1t.
Seats IN the House of Representa-
tives are contested from California,
Colorado, South Carolina and Lou
lsiana.
The report of the silver Commits.
sion will be submitted to Congress
during the present session by Senator
Jones.
Assistant Postmaster Prescott of
Great Bend, Kansas, has been arrest
ed for riff'ng registered letters.
Plerrepont, United States Minister
to England, has rendered his resigna-
ton.
The elections in France on Sunday
passed off quietly, and resulted in
favor of the Republicans by re-
duced majority. The Chamber of
Deputies will probably stand 325 Re-
publicans to 1911 Conservatives.
War is probable between England
and Afghanistan in consequence of
the occupation by British troops of
Quota in Beloochistan.
The Russians have lost $4,000 men
since crossing the Danube, and over
one-third of the Roumanian army
has been placed hors du combat in
the battles before Plevna.
The Russians and Turks have each
about 5000 soldiers in the field.
The Russians are actively prepar-
ing for winter campaign in Bull
garia.
1t is estimated that the famine will
cost the government of India els,
100000, exclusive of the loss of reve-
nue..
A fearful hurricane visited CuracO
and neighboring islands in the Wet
Indias September 23d, destroying
property to the amour of $500, 900.
Eureka Consolidated has declared
a dividend of three dollars per share,
payable October Goth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

Two things relating t. the financial
policy of the government must De so
clearly wise that few can dispute
them, and Congress should take the
promptest measures to enforce them.
They are: l.. The arrest of the r, due
ton Of the public debt at the rate of
nearly a million dollars week. This
is not necessary to sustain the now
we'll established credit of the nation,
and 1t Is AN exaction upon our pros
trated industr; and business interests
that is forbidden by every dictate Of
justice aud sound public policy; 2.
The new four per cent. bonds should
be sold for our own government cur
rency at not less than par, and at any
premium they will Command above
par. The time is at hand wheL the
government must not teach its own
people and the world to discredit its
own money Philadelphia Times
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

CoNKLTNG and Fenton having split
on Grant by the former supporting
the administration and the latter OPP
posing it, they now split on Hayes by
Fenton sustaining the President and
Conk!ing opposing him. How things
do whrl around in modern politics.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

At Strattord-On- Avon Grant was
pre-e ted with beautiful address IN
a mulberry-wood basket. This style
= d'iivrring addresses is rc,nID-
mended to ali tiresome orators.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

FRANK LEsLTE's liabilities, ac-
cordiLg to the schedule filed recently,
foot up $338,134 The nominal Ms
sets are put down ut $3.50, 30S and the
actual assets at $75.166. The prin-
cipal assets are the periodical pub
,icatiOns.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

SAYS the Reveille: al the stealing
is not done by political office -hold,rs.
Every day We read OF defaIcations,
ENHANCEMENT and torgeries oy men
in high commercial aud social po.
sitiuns.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

COLORADO, by n decisive vote, re-
fused Ia adopt the wnm III suf age
amendment.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

In round numbers there is $780,
000, 900 less bullion in the Bank of
England than there was q year ago.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

A SPECIAL agent of the General
Land Off e who has been recently
investigating the spoliation of timber
lands on the Pacific coast makes
some very exfravagant estimates.
He says "the depredati in and
around Puget Sound, Washington
Territory, will aggregate $40,0OO,OOO
since 1855. Those at the m 'u'h of
the Mendocinr, Noyo and Little
rivers, and at Cutf.y's Give and all
points on the coast north or Po mt
Arenas, will sum up not less than
$20.000,0D0 in the same period.
These are all within my personal
knowledge" We think the govern
ment price of the lands desppiled
would not amount to oneSXth ct
this sum, ana probably not one-tenth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17
POSTPONED.

POSTPONED.
The above administrators sale Of real
estate is hereby pjs poned until Thursd ".
November Is. 1871, at the same boar aud
place. IL, w, KAY.
Administrator Estate OF L ). Ray. deceased.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

NJoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN pursuance of the order Of the District
Court o. the Third Ju ;icial District of the
Stste of Nevada. In and for the county OF
Lyon, made Cd the 9Th day o. August. A d.
1871 in the matter Of the estate of l. j. Ray
deceased, the und rsigned, administrator of
said estate, will sell at Auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, in one parcel, and
subject to confirmation b. said District Court
On the 9Th day Of September, 1877,
At 70 o'clock N. Of said day. on the premises
in Silver City, Lyon couLtv, Nevada all
the right, title, interest and estate Of the said
intcstate at the time of his death, and all the
right title q interest that the said estate
has by operation of law or otherwise, acquired
OF n,r than or in addi ion to that of the intes-
tate at the time of his death, in and to ali
that lot piece or parcel Of land situate. l. ing
in the county Of Lyon. state OF Nevada and
described As follows: IN undivided half in-
terest il and to that certain Piece, parcel or
tract of land designated on map OF silver
City town site. made by Ross Browne. and
on file in the office Of the County Recorder Of
Lyon county, as lot No. 10i. of tract A, con
tanning , 47-l00 acres more or less, commeDc-
Ing at n point which bears from station 10. n.
80 y deg, h. 49la feet and running thence s,
6SA deg, W 35h feet; thence 3. l5n deg, II :.
1877 feet; thence =. 29h deg Il. 2I9 feet;
thence n. s7A deg L $50 feet: thence
GUA ufk. W lb3 t-lu ictt. tu'uec D. ~ u0S'
, " 80 feet: thence N. 81 deg. W 2l7& feet;
theme y S. deg, h. AZ teet; thence N. 30
deg, 4. AZ feet: hence N. IS deg ", 20 feet;
thence S. So deg, w 102 feet thence \. rs =
deg. W. II feet; thence N. 29a deg. w ~,
feet to the Ioint Of beginning. excepting
therefrom, howev' r, that portion thereof whic h
IL part of the road known as the carson Toll
Road. 30 designated in said map COurs' q
and bearings expressed from true meridian
magnetic variation. 10 deg E.
Terms and conditions OF sale, cash, ton per
can of the purchase money TO be paid to nd
min strato- on the day of sale, balance on
conirmat of sale by said District Court
Heed at expense of purchaser
August IL, 1877. II. W. RAY.
Admi lstrator of the estate of l.. J. Ray, de.
ceased.
POSTPONED.
The above administrators sale OF real
| estste /. hereby postponed until SATURDAY
| Sept. l5. 1877, at the same h"ur aud place.
II W.k,Y
Administrator Estate IF L. j Ray. deceased.
| POSTPONED.
The above tlmiuisiartor's sale Of real
| estate ~ hereby postponed until MONDAY
| October Is, 1877, ut the same hour and place
! II W RAY,
Administrator Estate of l.. ]. Ray. deceased
POSTPONED.
The above administrators sale Of rea
estate IL hereby p,s poned until Thursd ~
November Is. 1877, at the same boLr aLt
place. IL, w. RAY.
Administrator Estate OF L ), Ray. deceased
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE,
MAIN street, silver Ciay'
n. HAIR RIS

rat New Orleans Mint, 1s47 h 1913; san Frsh'
cisco Mint, 1854
Established In California in 1884. snu In Me-
vada In 1860.
uuAvING HAD TWENTY YEARS ExPEh
III fence In Assaying on the Pacific COAST
the undersigned can guarantee c.rre'' 10
says on Silver. and Gold Bullion, a. siso on
Ores on one ounce basis. Charges as resno"'
able AZ the nature Of the work VIII admI''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-17

POSTPONED.
The above administrators sale Of real
estste l. hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
Sept. Is, 1877, at the same h"ur and place.
II WHY