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, 1877-11-29
Dull Demand for Loans a.. Cur.
rency Going to New
,~York. II
Condition of the Bank of England
-.-(3ernlnn Finances.
Tie Produce Markets Active and
.Easler--Provisions offered Very
Freely for Future.
November Corn Stronger, Deing
s'Squcczcd '---0tller Brcadstu1s
~ Rather Weak.
FINANCIAL.

Financial circles wctc dn11. Tho demand Tor
1onns wn. light. Tile needs Of customers d!sar-
tointei in collections and aa1cs and tho aprica-
tlona Of packer. sustained the loan market toaomc
t1tent. but the general report was that bnslnets
was very dull lsatcs Of discount wcto 5de10 per
cent Mt the banks 10 regular customers; on tho
rtrcrt, Gull loans wero q per cent.
Now York exchange soil bctwacn banks A. 75e1
s pr 81. 600 premium.
Shipments Of currency wcso made to New Totk.
The cieatnls wcrc g. 10O, 200.
tERMAH FINANCES.
Tho berlin correspondent Of Tho London 77mts
nnnnluccs tnat tho 1'Fps.tan Lantlag IL likely to
refuse tho loan Of 1aIi, 0N0 900 mnsks demanded
ly tho Government for pablTt works. Probably
thc sum demanded will be reduced to p0.-
600, 600 marks, whi1o tho SUN actually
voted will DO confined to the amount
. Immediately required for tho commencement
OF The works. Tie mark IL s0 a3S In American ro1.t.
In many dlstricts In Germany the sixth fifth part
of unn's income IA takeu for Government md
municipal taxes. The amonnt ralscd in Prussia by
direct taxation il q thtltngs head ycnr. While
the incomes Of tho people ,havs been decreasing,
the yield Of 1nenmc tax. hy tho Incxorab9c .cxnc-
tous of asscssanR committees. las been missed from
~ OUu taO marks in 1873 to u, coo. 600 marks in
1H1G Tho payment exactcsi for the independents
exercise OF my trade craft has within tho aante
period gonc up from 10, 700, 900 marks 10 oror
IL, GOO, OOo mnrke:;s Tho dimiiintann OF general
business meanwhile may bo Judged from the fact
that tho ruifxay tax paid upon railway c0mpanlcs'
income has gone down from O, 200. 00O marks In
NB73 10 ., 600, 600 marks In 1851.
THE LONDON ECONOMIST. =.
The London Eeono'niat Is making m!ttakcs with
1rofusion that Will soon destroy Its claim to be
a financial authority. It has recently mndn scYcml
gzota crrpts With regard to American fnanccs. 1t
In not more nccnsptc with 1'r!tsh ttattstIcs. Wo
scc that grent naanJ Of our exchanges have been
, 1877-11-29

2151 There wcrr twa o.t rooA enough. to cnmmsnd
tic litter lEHrr. VIZ: ~ rt! nrrr1-ir1 l.r;sl lh.,
M Il he i! n!ei ,rins 9s , IN, fttns. -, "a
LrlrN Et.n t'her prnn,lAsut siica *srr st hea, at
Shy, ~ .1amrA Lackson. % head y; si..3 BY Airy.
nrer Gns ell &Ab. and ~ heal At 10 hr ionnyrr
4 Hall. There f1lrs Ut Texas rnitie At H. 11Ea
1.27, and Of Colorado and W{An,IrE at - tAts.s+l
Tho market closed scaly. with but little stun left
over.
QUOTATIONS.. .....
il! md nnwnfl. Is. 2sas. 20
Choice Ntevr%-F Fine. fat, wrll formed ..
IL s' ifs. 4Ns36fo
Ing !. ~ 70 ,1i IN. .................. 41oaas0
Mernm lrn'lrT-atrrra Ia fair hc~h. wrfaf-
ing o.9 - :s ins s.................... 3ooa1.D1
Butchers ftock-rour to cotliu,Dn strcra.
ant cnFltunn to rhnfro c0wA. far city - -
slashtrr. wcsRh'nx A,sto l. ttribs...... asoa1. %
tni,Uj it's .,.,,.........,.... ......... atooa.3o
Inferiur-lfHht and thin COWS, hcfcfh staSAt
his n,t srsisw IL siet a. ...,,..,,..,,,, f71ae7s
Itta+-ThrhH7h Ir'yTS. T. ftA7y y
FcntB-per I'D lbs iias %U+3. 10
, 1877-11-29
Withdrawn from store during Tuesday for city
consumption: ., 275 ha wheat, sOs bu rye,

.ot.'a'"pN."'- ~. "'-'o 'A ""eo'' QUO wv 59c'
~ y, oa Marley.
tae io''o"lh2 gram was lnspcc3cu INTO store III
thl' chy yNteFaaJ morning: car fe1eetcd WIN
lef wncat' ~ cars 40. hafd Wheat "a carr NO.
DO. laear' No: J sost spFine' 20 cars No. sdo I:
cars NO. has cars fe,ec'ed Il" (2oa whcatl; car
yellow corn, .O cars hlah mixed. ear new mixed,
11o cars ma Wy 1n No. : TO- 10 cars fc,ectod' ~
cars no gtavc t"7' cofn); eas NO. oats. III carS
NO. . white, 70 cans M. mixed. cars re-
1cefcd ~ oats); cars No. ryc; cars
NO. barley. z cars cftfa No. y DO cars or.
binary Nd y 40, II cars feed t3o bar!cy). Total
t'os caeel. ~, uoo pa. inspected Out: L. ll0
nu "hcat, itI,h INV nu eorn' :"'u41 en oais, u,41u
BIZ rye. "a. hGl ou oafieJs ...
According 70 INC reports from thc plneFtcf, tho
: '!umoettneh eehcfally ha'e mado pHrarAsiona 10
gut ont tall crop OF logs thts coming winter. a
hcasJ Hoex OF losa aoee not neeeasaf1'y moan
osels'oeSeA maFKcle' as tHc experience OF
thlS season has demonstrated, ont II would
bc fcsnaFKAole So1ac!acnco lhucca II thls
, 1877-11-29

CtEvELAxp. O.. Nov. 2s.-rkrEotEux-3Is1ket
quiet and steadyt standard white. Ito test, t2Mc.
Pxrsnu1u, Pa-, Nov. A-Pkra0L8ux-Matket
dull, csudo held It s2U7H At PaFkrrs tor Immediate
shfplnsnti Ienusd, laJtc, FliisdelphtA delivery,
, 1877-11-29
DRY GOODS.

KEw YoRx. Nov. e. -Du.iness light with commits
on hausea hleached shlTttngs rather active, and
brown shrtlnsa Ia seaAy ruqucsts pFtnts quiet aud
6ftu} 0ArdnsFs fancy prints sdysuced to tXcs mcns
veas ot woosus !R moderate dstnanlt foreign zoo4s
dull.
, 1877-11-29

CunA Ntto 10 IONS me II Sls.D per kon
on track. AMI to tens at SID % hn free on oAE
WllEAT-Waa acttse and lnweE. hut stcaIy at tho s-
cl,ne. This month recrded '<c and next month only
se Itscrrsol -. aaots9 :tes'y h1. s!s III; iGre19 @
iowess while our stocks lncea.inx slough te
seeec ssc .o :.cs stsy
Sts SS'ias q !axS ;t:psn!s .a
f%s'sa e
4 XII Il: :ttiss s
a.s s: sf; a sf'f a.; ,, ss.' Il vi CT sest
aff%ss eths.
re- s s'a f.cs Pses t 1t ~ Es.
@ iessss i, T. sl a;anssd @ e s.,;s ,f;."1 m
@ a'aatS IA !. ;S5s. sef i PIX c:ss
:rin4 sS1h il fri snt9 SsFf It /"
ai.4 a,1o N y. g. Il 'sa1,o'A !;~i1 ,1,ti b;
fe}sissa Se.e r. ~ iSsp''
s' IT s.sr as1s sa e II
s He !aaf,s':S Il Ss {: S.i l. ;sI I'd Il t. Il
ssssnpis sts'.'sslta free On boAFd cars foal lob
ri. s !.st sstT: .ss! cd !sFs F:e III 4 H.
AZ: VT s:ss:
s Ssas "s a" q a's o
sss ~ tssss a
u d liz ss sk VITA s i
Sn IT, G.. @ Ts5e a ,a sxas y. s.S 9a
S1's VIA; sSo rss ss rx 4 @ s IL. asts
i 4a.s sset !'cssn,tsF W. ialls@ y tEs g.: i
:5sst es s III
:s9 :s = I'll L Il: :sa 1 !. % Il s1si a
stlist say Sa = !as!ss e,s!nE a i! ;14S Iisa:
II IT, ssps IL .srr .aia Se IL
sas Guy sESs Ss ~ 4 q
% 81 e ~ II tssss: sa %s IT :tS
q y s,f:
E E1s ssfx q st y ii
inefss.sa rsssip. es!o9 tts sasier ~s:thss With
s,ads ises.aSer ogensa !. ~ aaa decned lo .sHs,
s.s 4 % 3 IT, en-. IT. % I'll ! fs,s5 ] tas : 4
ssP|ss s,, ss5e :t.is; a.e ;fs .e!s
y :t1gs u "a 4os ~ 's;sss i
alIs; sea sas as%sad ys.feia,! si.s ~ sh|eay
FsE1tea it an1ba 81 At asae; i. .a0 bu bT ssa,plo
aIIS osrrxs e.; t3:5x + sxsF IT, seet p SsIs
1 's s 4:s .y . Il !. 81
cline. tsctn'hcF tlcasd staiAe. January opsn9a q
s; ;ss IT, . '?s s
tssh Ill. ssrs !at%!ttd j d - 81 ~. y 4 si4ss
|;
"a e t.s y = a FIX s.t sH De-
ii; lis s. r. s: 81 Dsssn
AIvtf' scn =. ..tts. .ha vo.r At - r.
, 1877-11-29
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in this city during
tho twenty.four hours ending at o'clock on
Wednesday morning, and for tho corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-11-29
Another Letter from Hrs. G, Krapl.

IN. RApwAY-K!nd Sir, l take the liberty to aadsea
{on sgaa My he.ta Y grsstly improved By ths ass e
eone aud shs fourth nearly - DO6sy aona hasIt
st!n Improving. anl my Weight docrrasnx Vefy fast
hs w6n4srfnl sure yoar medicine b.. done tos ma oos
guiie number ifom ths plsco. Years viii !e.psct,
1..n ..n.,.,.. -.,., =, M!{s: G. kMArF;
esfinsb|e sdY Aad veTy benavolept She hal been -
lneant =! ssnR usany hot!es of the kss2lytns " -
nal tumysS. We hare heard Of so0lo wUn1afful cure
e6ects4 b{ T. Yours respectfully.
Ann AFbor. Mich. Aug. Ie, ISIS.
, 1877-11-29

on Nitrate terms orntp NJ ~. al M III. &stur rate:
otin,hn rrot, ~, .s,,t =, w., L. =, !. w..
o no ses" 'xs. :. u r., @ % tor l'". by ''s'
70 sht 'i4.ttrn A,,otts,,a pr,,
Esw ronx, Hov, s1.-corr,s"EIrm, II ,.,cat,
e,ser e,s, 'rt1s' ,,y sSss;rst ss,,, ~ ,, d.
IL IVA a,ct usrr1,, 1ts.,as1,'a,s: Snr,, +, az.
,,.e,:; w. ''.~. .~., tc .ta's oao Jn',
FLora-l:ceetn,.. a.unhtla. Ion grade, ste.ay, 9TH
er. nt.vy; i!ys asar e,le.: u. .1se4.a' ''A
tS-"heat-Aarkct dull; reeelns. fos, ooo but
s;snx 20 rsesti 's ~IstSs xi :'her ssh
?aniteeeirS sisnhns ans1sir We,tsrn "as"ase .a,se
es ,e!s es &f:sF .s,s f ;estS ;'s. S';ss 90
ffttsrcgFH1rh:nssG; ft;,I,lF1rin mi Unchanged,
ii n"s, 'ss1S ne s
a. | sss* WV oi aes ;!es qai: asS
1pta.snw,cssen;'y .sa, snt 1;nshanEsd t;n .,,<.
ss'ti $:s'is.:; Ss:s;s aSs, y. nu..,.
As S'S lss.y IL ase sa'
oist, nsN S ss a.S s,'i, nsst
sas Ts t,,.;n i1s 4 steas te oc La
EMHx.ss-HH9'r.ansE.sj,;o Mn,.rxIH'ria;. {. Il
lasn tin: i7s9nti7ti Irt,nTis nniSt i,ns stemfS.
~; 4 ssS; $s!i: :s.5y s''"sa
e''1-'"'' |'' ''''3eS NV o" o,txs.s.
ssx n*ts.x: %y . VT ;, q,m; n
:sass'sa ssass g. o Z: ~ .s'ssSA es"h'a'o h's'
e:s. tiat. Hs:dys 51s3ss 'sN : .a@N' "'s''''' WV
rNyts,nxsIl"rk da:t a:' uns"t;to,,. taxo Lard
&c :s$$; ;s9:;: ,s ssst
, 1877-11-29
Tumor Of Twelve Years' Growtt
Cured by Radway's Beso1Veut
PRICE, 81 Por Bottle
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

,,ArH AR9o1, Mich. April 20, 5.-DR. RlDwAv-
as,nE !s aaa slso s.lnv tae iesl3 ltyes aeeut oos
most e4aent phrsictans Of our Medical College pro
They were liks Knots on srce, Ay weight VIZ N
pounds when commenced with youF tuilitttea. and
all suno YET have taken twenty four botles Of ~
sovel hlnt nl htIlet, and tHcay bules Of ptlA
got the Ms4lEfnrs from O. Grtuflll. peaso seud ~
MIS-. G. EDAPY.
, 1877-11-29
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb DlseascA Gravel, Diabrtts Dropsy
sloppaxe of Wa'ee. Iuonntinaqcs u Urine. bfI9bfs
eiSk dspo. ~ of shs Ta!ss y sosdy
Vhito Tux. or fhcra i morbid Gark bilious sppc.
aNce and wth 6ote. dust Aepusttk aud when thcfu
paln IN Lk0 aM&l of the 1acE aud 2Iur0 fhn foina
, 1877-11-29

FLouR-wAs dull. with little change In prices. The
shipping demand Ut thc previous day seemed to hare
1cea satisfied ~ shippers hold Moot. tcsv'n9 the mar
kct 10 tho local rae. Sales reported Ut 175 brs
wtntcrt, Paly u s753 so hrs sptfnE c1tsas partly
1t al2o3. .i3 t5o hria rye -four on private ter'nss
and 8o hrs uckwlcat do. partly At 85 80, Total! SIS
bs The market closed Within following a. the ask'
ing range Of psces Cholce to faTOrtc brands ut Win
tcsA, $7.bo57.2j. g0nd to prime brands u
winters E0.1;806O choice to nna spring. tn. Sts
gSo fatr good spring. e. 753@ low spring. s3uo
6x375; fair to Rnod Minnesota aprnEa a.1.ias5 ISL
choice 10 fancy Minnesota spftnEs, f80oad.3; ratHt
springs S7eOoo. low Rrade g. oo3 80, rye. O.. 10
a. ~, burkwheat. ts.ooa6.U.
DaAx-was auet at Tueslay'a taslde price. ssc wAs
made Of 20 tons At &it. 20 ptF ton on teack.
MEpDLlHns-Salo Was maia Of fu tons A. el2 % per
u UsT.MrAL-sale wa maas ~ 1000 b.gs at 81. sax
per an0lbs. ''.....
Cops.MxA1-Ba1cs xtte 10 tons lne 1t ss. 80 per ton
On tFack AMI to tens at SID % thn free on oA.
wllEAT-WaA acttse aud lnweE hut stcaiy at tho ds-
cline. This month reccGcd .kc. and next month only
afr Tfrcrntot xts nttnfri ptrtf. hut the f0feIxn
, 1877-11-29

huvTAlot Nov. 1a.-u4Atx-WheAt Inactive and
no,1!aal ~ SoEa aall. taSa ~ ~ 70; gl.s West.
tnal. st H3kc: ikra neglected. harley 9nictI sales
.. AD bu CsAsta ~ 75<b7slst !, M0 bu do 1t nc.
DtM110.
OawKn0, fny. 2a.-tlRAlN-Wheet sseadrt No,
wAtta Aschig1n, $4c. Corn unrtanxud,
fH11iA. Nov. 2a-tlIeuwIxks-8aeaIy;s sales 1t g. 06
3l.u1x.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
Unfayorable to the Black Hill.

Robert Evans writes to the Eureka
Sentinel as follows: l am an old resi-
dent of Nevada and have worked IN
Eureka, and you would oblige me by
giving this letter place in your col,
umns. | hope it will save some OF
my old acquaintance, who contem-
plate coming to this country, time
and money. l think | know little
about placer mines, and l am con-
WINGED that this is as poor a min
ing country as. l ever struck. There
are few claims that have paid we'll,
but they are very scarce. In Mon
tana in early days you could see some
fat sacks OF gold dust, but they are
as scarce as hens teeth here. The
purses they carry here are cartridge
shells, with wooden plug for cork,
and there is never much gold in the
bottom of them. Not one man out
of fifty is doing anything, and great
many are going hungry, for the rea-
son that they cannot get work.
l see by the Eastern papers that
thousands are coming here in the
spring from all parts of the States.
They will be disappointed like my
self and plenty of Others, and wish
themselves out of here again. l do
not know what they will do for liv-
ing, unless they join Sitting Bull d
Gen. Crooks army. My advise to all
old acquaintances is to stay where
they are. Do not believe the big sto-
ries you read in the papers, for there
is nothing here to induce any one to
come. | shall leave as soon as pos
sible and go back to old Nevada
again, for it is better country than
this will ever be.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
THE BULLION TAX MATTER.-T

THE BULLION TAX MATTER.-The
Superintendent of the Utah, ST.
ezra Nevada, California, Consolidated
Virginia, Best & Belcher, Gould &
Curry, Hale g. Norcross, Bullion,
Yellow Jacket, Crown Point, Belcher,
Seq. Belcher, Overman, Caledonia,
Justice, Silver Hill and Dayton mines
are all in town, with Judge Lewis,
attorney for Storey county and the
State, for the purpose of meeting with
the Committees of Ways and Means
Of both houses in relation to promot-
ing the passage of the bill for the
taxation of mines. Attorney Thomas
Stephens was present before the com
mittee with petition from the mine
and mill men of Silver City, asking
that the compromise bullion tax be
accepted and a bill passed in accord
ance Herewith by the Legislature
Carson Tribune.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
The Great Mining Suit.

EUREKA, Feb. 10 Judge Cole this
afternoon denied the application of
the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company for an injunction against
the Richmond Consolidated Mining
Company Qimited) of London and
ordered the restraining order vacated
The decision was made on the ground
that the London corporation was not
the right defendant. The same pro-
ceedings will be Immediately insti-
tuted against the American corpora
ton Of the Richmond Mining Com
pany of Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
Coast Dispatches
TsENT BY TELEGRAPH TO THE LYON
COUNTY TIMES.
TRAGEDY AT SAN QUENTIN.


SAN Francisco, Feb. ia horrl-
BILE tragedy occurred yesterday in
the State Prison at San Quentin.
John Whitmore, convict from San
Francisco, under life sentence, was
in the employ of Ellis & Co. in the
tailor shop. He had been good
prisoner, and nothing unusual was
noticed in his manner by the officers
or his fellow prisoners. Just as the
whistle blew for dinner yesterday and
the convicts were forming in line to
leave the shop, Whitmore suddenly
seized heavy smoothing-iron used
for pressing seams in the clothing
and dealt Henry Diedrich alias Var
ney, fellow prisoner, powerful
blow on the forehead, knocking him
down and badly fracturing his skull.
He then threw the iron at him, strlk-
ing him again on the back of the
head, INJECTING another dangerous
wound. Whitmore then turned and
ran across the room, and before in
reference could prevent, drew a
small knife and cut cash in his
own throat, extending from ear to
ear. He fell to the floor and died al
most instantly, the jugular vein and
wiDdplpe both being severed and the
neck well nigh disjointed, with such
force had the knife been driven. As
Varney and Whitmore we're the best
of friends, a sudden freak of insanity
is supposed to be the cause of the
deed. Varney is in a precarious con-
dihon, with the chances rather against
his recovery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

HEAVY Mention has
been made that the bonanza kings
were dividing up, disposing of their
real estate, etc, etc. The following
are some of their transactions of
Thursday, Feb. 9th, as recorded:
&c Flood to Nevada Bank of San Francisco,
Nv cor Pine and Montgomery. 125x1as;6.
Same to John W Mackey, und u same.
] q Flood ct al to G Fair. und a g corner
Market and 4th, l75xl7O.
Same to W Mackey, und \ same.
Flood to VIM O'Brien, und h sw Pine
h Sansome. 222: 6xl37:6; und y 3 Pine, los
Montgomery, 26xlFy6.
Same to G Fair. same.
j W Mackey to J @ FLOOD. same.
VIM Q'Brien to same, Pine. 1877 6 W San
some, s5xl37 %: also und y Pine. 1875 Mont
! @ Flood ct al to W o'Brien. Sc Market.
rs ne 4th. l00xl70.
, Same to W Mackey, e cor Market and 4th.
75xl7D.
Same to G Fair. sw Pine and sansome,
1877 :6xl37 6.
The real cause of the partition of
property, merely real estate, among
the bonanza firms, was lest such
property, being vested in undivided
titles, might cause litigation in the
event of the sudden death of any
member of the firm. The property
has not changed owners, and there
is nothing in the transaction to indi-
cate in any way dissolution of
partnership.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
New York Taxation Frauds.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-At the ses-
sion of the municipal conference this
afternoon, Mayor Ely read letter
from ex-senator Dreamer, which sta
ted that there is at present 81 $50,
100000 of personal property in the
city which has escaped taxation by
fraud or false swearing at the tax
office. A great many persons, the
letter went on to say, live in Brook
Ign and avoid paying taxes in both
cities. There is, he states, $500, 900,
600 of dividend-paying corporate
property in this city that escapes tax
alton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
Accommodation of Hibernians.

SCRANTON, Penn, Feb. ia pas
toral letter from Bishop O'Hara, ex-
communicating the Ancient Order of
Hibernians and directing the clergy
to deny members of that Order the
sacraments, was read in all the Cath
olic churches of this diocease to-day.
The denunciation WAS unexpected
and has produced a sensation among
the members of the Order, who for
the past three years have been in IA
vor with the church within this juris-
distion. The Order has large men,
bership in and around Scranton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

Last Friday tramp who was beat
ing his way on the Eastward bound
tram fell off the breakbeam a few
miles beyond Winnemucca and was
killed. He had 800 upon his per-
son. He was therefore kindly in
quested and buried. Another crea-
ture of the miserable class of tTamps
met with a severe accident yester-
day just beyond Summit. He was
beating his way on the emigrant train
when, by some cause or other, he fell
of and was run over by the train.
He was taken to the railroad hos
pital at Sacramento minus leg
Reno Gazette.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

TIE AVERAGE daily attendance at
the schools of Nevada in 1874 was
1854. In 1876 the daily attend
ance had increased to 1882. In
1875 there was distributed from the
general school fund the sum of
S36 1888 55. Last year the sum was
81. l54. County taxes supplied
the balance needed. These figures
show that the State is constantly
growing in population and educa-
tional resources. Considering the
peculiar character of country and
people, We think this is very
creditable showing. Our settle
ments and mining camps are
separated by wide wastes of noun
iains and unoccupied sage plains.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
NEW TO-DAY.
ANNUAL MEETING.

LASGow GOLD AND SILVER MINING
u Company-Otfice $50 Pine street. Rooms
% and q. san Francisco, February ., 1871
Notice-The annual meeting of the above
named Company will be held at their office.
Rooms 20 and 81, $50 Pine street. San Fran
cisco, California, on Tuesday. the 27th day Of
February, 1877, at one O'Clock.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
JNO. A. REICHERT, Sec'y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
. Disputed.

HERE'S Maine man who has tried
it, too, and succeeded admirably-we
mean suing newspaper tor damages
for libel. He has just concluded a
suit tor $4,000 against the Portland
Press, and won it-less $1,000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14
Delinquent Notice.

a UREOLA MINING COMPATIBLE
"A cation of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, Calltornia Location of works.
ID wills Gate District. Lyon County, Ne
vada.-Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account of
assessment mo. 81 levied on the 9th day
of Dec, 1876, he several amounts set oppo.
site the names of the respective shsr eholders.
Az fOlloWR
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

And In accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the Twenty
seventh day of December. 1875 so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as NAV be
necessary. will be sold at public auction, at
the office of the Company. Room l, No 24O
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California,
on WEDNESDAY the Twenty-eighth day Of
February, 1873, ut the hour Of Q O'Clock P. NJ,
Of said day, TO pay said delinquent assessme nt
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
THAD. 8. FITCH, Secretary.
OFFICE-Room l. No. $40 Montgomery street.
San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

The stockholders OF Wells, Fargo
Il Co.'S Express have elected the fol-
lowing Directors for the year 1877 !:
Lloyd Tevis, W. G. Fargo, A. H..
Barney, Charles Croker, Leland
Stanford, d. o. Mills, Oliver Eldridge,
Mark Hopkins and j. B. Haggln.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

The Illinois Legislature has
passed o resolution requesting Con-
gress to remonetize silver coin.
The State Senate unanimously con-
Cured in the resolution.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

STILL ALIvE,-Jerome Davido-
witch, the man who was shot at the
Typo hurdy house row some two
weeks ago, is still alive. and Hugh
Kelly, who was shot at Eureka last
Friday by Jimmy Ticket, was alive
on Sunday morning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

JUDGE MORRISON of San Fran
cisco has decided that the firm of
Parrot 4 Co. have no redress
aginst Briggs & Co.. the gamblers,
ON account of the losses of their
clerk, Yer Mehr.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

PRESIDENT GRANT is still to be
President, the dispatches tell us,
even after the 4th of March +; not.
however, in the C@sarian manner so
much talked of by The New York
Herald. but in place where, per-
haps. third or fourth terms will not
be obstinately objected to. 1t is
reported that, upon the completion
Of the negotiations now pending be-
tween Nicaragua and the United
States for treaty concerning the
subject Of the proposed ship canal,
Grant will be rendered the position
Of President of the corporation OF
company which, under the pro.
visions Of the treaty, will be au-
thorized to undertake the work OF
constructing this great canal. 1t is
SAid that this fact explains the
sudden purpose, recently formed by
Grant, to go to Europe as soon as
his term expires, the visit abroad
being in the interest Of the company,
for whom be will be empowered to
negotiate loan among the capital
lists Of Europe, Rothschilds being
already mentioned as the first to
whom the project and an invest.
ment in its stocks or bonds will be
recommended.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-14

An Englishman. lately imprison-
ed for beating his wife, said, as he
was locked up: I've one comfort,
anyhow; and that is, that I'm not
sent to Jail for doing mean thing"