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and large aIr,lstnre ef ttupA rural Democrats
esres /" tc cnnntcd In WITH tho victorious party:
thc Tilcn reform element. n,sa. spirited hg, 10
tho vcry last, contcttny every place tho Ticket
sseept that u Com! tsoller. arr whtth there WA
ssrugg,e with the credit Of pluekily re.l.tina IN
oyetwhelm!nx tcaeiionary movement. Very lsttle
7Tihnaf tHtp.).
The ConRresa ot1sf0. elected by frAti md
forcs. and contrary 10 the unanimous wish NJ Tho
people ~ expressed In tho platform Of bnth parties
e"ntae saa r. IL m,kns t
bo. PS.b r. y s0 1s 70 "ns af s
Neotgta, ,cpndiate the act Of ls1 ani restore the
original contract making the non'. payable In
ceps thi. kind Of tsymens Of the debt. or receive
nothing. AZ at ef c9ns.e's slunc Niil pol b.
hsss he ~ Il s u dsh IN
or =: e'lginal'y esaai'ea.-hsaa.sit's Vnd.j
stAte tonrention declared that ST.. ridden mn.s
ppss:s fst Il isA sslsses 4 as sssp@ss M T.
tssy sp'n 10 liz .oa, @ pn.'nee 3 ~ T1dss
sssnna % Mms: ana on :h!s s sne:s: ths r. South wili
r. .n s s 81 y Sew
huence Of thc Empire stntc would sceura iemn::
fills ~ empty pronise. sHrh .nan A. Sir. TiIden
!. not 1T to stand at tic hrad Of tho pcn.oerstic
ihttc consecutive nominations. md il Il nero
fo'i{ 70 t.lk of putting hitn ap sgsIn. The South
thiug to saY about tho tnn 10 TO nominated
fox I 1a. Landmark ,De'n.].
And now Tiers IL n turn in tho political
kaleldos:ope At A.e9ny, and Tamnany appea.. ..
hv organization and fuscthuuSh.. Tnutnany has
TIC aa*satagc Of tsc heaetr cu.pnerattou of The
,s s se1 Il u IL s.e s9,s
Lori and company have hccn IN tue habit u!
manipulating Tic Convention. Of bcth tar,e. snd
] haA t5ecn fortunate tor Tami,nnY. which did not
hrinR much brains y inc eona'st, and n. notable
com.nittec on nj crcdenia. VA i made n no " VA "a
stroke Q! rral ren!na. rama,any.. bJ demanding
that each nntontc.'cd dc!cratlon shoal ca"oss n
! b"a member of the Committee on c.e{cnttalH
threw ont KINGS coMnty aud ntles eouMtiss which
w6nid herc yuted nbasn.t 1'antuanJ Hall: II IL
no. Kc!!y WIN n master q the -,,aation. but the
friends cons pienonf n,cnper+ Of the Court hap
poals.-.Se*a York Granh4e tttp.l.
At rsles]o. wc believe It waH, Jnlga West
CO. t t. va. me u :ys sas
t,ptss liz was not feeling atrnur. ami. a. Shcr.
tasu VA. rat.'!n1 speaker y wu. r. !cteta.ln.;,
/ t,anlIny. opcH', hs stating that lul.o West VA.
Thr .lud:c on"ucl al ave minute bcfor" Il Snai
heca'ae - an.nr1tat with tue 1nsqni1tcs Of the
e, sa ,hs ss1nSs ~ I e sne eEb
&EfA c!isset "4 azzlrr shcFhfatst,n II t3He nl!N
ntvs past II bettnk. -ocenryIn: onlr three hsns.
saL that he was :. tosnrwt.at tcehIr httaseIE out
i" dill not fahk they rrnustcfi tn hrar fEn'h mora
tan one atckl1 man III onc cscn'n1. Tile audience
| ttiurt1 thcmts]scs out Of the iall.-CiHeihH0il
! ConHn<fttdt.
Ons nj tl,c 'erayest crrnrs in{1 which n
, 1877-10-08
FROM THE AFRICAN
CACTUS.

Alcohol, m VIC know, can bc distilled frnm al
most anything; bnt Apothceary-Majof Ballard,
Of the Clcrci,clI Hospital, IN Algeria. deserves
some ,iostec Tor nlnx ot,t that 1arsnry 'ee, 70
tnllct, rill Yield It In prufuson md of excellent
quality. rnt .tontcst trncts u North Africa arc
!fcc,l ,larpic,l with the tlatning fc,l blossoms
ut tho prrklv pear or cactus. anu the. ftnts,
Guarded b: i.s tlofny envelope can bo ''nl for
Tug Gathering. 0ne Ton a1i,i 2 half Of these
tpl,,rlc*s aict,ln,l. Mt clglty-nvc tlcrrcee, anil
with kltsel,wasscr favor. The sa,ne rclght Df
lscctront yiclus but lIitccn gallons of tts far
wclRcr spirit In rofnr,on commercial IcinAud; ;
while bcctroot, nh cxhauAtlng rrup, c#n ui,ly ls.
Frown OH tho best and nleht hIghIy.culttvated
land.
, 1877-10-08
NO ESTEnI'HIsE THERE.

A Detroit merchant, whose clerks tako n
customtr's money anil wink 10 the desk and cry
o,,t for n.tancc, 81 Ftftern from tlfty,'' nsteat
Of putting tht figures 'iown and silently passing
M pierre Of paper, employed youna' man the
other day who tce'.'"d ~ ha;g every 5squIsl'e
thought 10 Ton hu Also ar9nett that he cr,,1A I'm
rravc IN some things. lie followed the ronitnc
fnauner OF ,hl*sin9 tip ILL. easfa ios half .lay,
lH,t u. his first sale after dinner he handed In
rents from possible twentv-nvei" +" Tic tncr-
chant tltin't have tic enterprise to appreciate
tbc Innovation, nt,d the clerk At once discovered
ttat all Ills CrecslnoUr practice hal tccn time
thrown aWaf,
, 1877-10-08

nptt1esl tho tn1xr thu. ':Satan got thc h'.st Of
mr., nnI ] kis.ri 'er right on tho mon.h.
fu1ind ont What Will thr arrest bcr and
think Abe was 1lcasr prey" IT mny be se-
markell by rome rs n 1lt,lr singular that Mary
William hati gone, but It is probable that few,
II any. vys,ng women would haze dong any
better after tc!ffc pnllc'1 s,~cs n f.ncc. a.
William ba'l tlit half the fun, while Mary had
lie n,lIcy half, tho Judge cn,p Ihlci, like n
mu9esn Solomon, thai everybody should he a.
quilted AMI thry must divide the costa - they
had done the kt&sca-hetw cen item.
, 1877-10-08

rate u o5,tt1 cnpics pcr hour. In The course e'f
next week VIC shall show yfsIfor. thi. machine Mt
work. Nn leaving the HnnH buildings tho
General md his party we're again cl,ccrcd By the
crowd. who ha'i patiently awaited thc!F coming
IN front Of cur Office.
, 1877-10-08

Tr In EdIf0F 0J 7kz 7FHNHz+
CnlcAao,- Oct 8.--Pardun my tntruding
a.att,, but desire to shy that my Book Of
roclns edited bv Mrs. s; J. ThaysF, IN 1850,
gives tho Fipwer-Pat,n tu Longtellow. Who Ii
right ausi who IL wrong, do uut care, IA II Is
proved thai !. Smith, Ia tho i"iana Au.lhiy,
llQ not write shcM.
READER, Bur No Pokr.
, 1877-10-08
A wild Texan.
FIfAA -k&

Ha!!dt tIs1.l Hffufd.
1le was wild Texan, lust from thu frontier,
aud hal boarded the train at Fort Worth for
uallas. 1t was htA first rds oil tho ''krrs,"
x1ll As the conductor reached !p Ills hir-Duke&
for hiA punch, tho sharp eyo uf Texas caught u
HtIn,pso Of IT. polished handle, knd quick a.
thought he tcvcled navy six on that eon~
luetoE, saying, "Fut 'er up, Or III blow day.
on MEL
THE TMiHUNE nlkANC2l OTFICEs.
I n nltDElsT TO AGIOMMupAT4 nuit EHMEK1us
l p4tt0as throughput tbs clt{ w hare established
Rtareh ,,.a ta lGs dlntrea! lMxl'naa - lsskuats4
pce as charged thu ssin tce &nd viii be received
untn nnsack y. III. auroI rue sssk. aud un!usp NJ
MILAN II, wlSSiSu. Hrox.eller and stAsionsr.
t3a Twenty second IT.. nesF FatAah. ~.
i. VI, WALDEN. StsAleAlcr sta1loosr. se:. to1e
West MA!Istn. IT,. RcAr Wy4lcyu'At. ..
iuiEEliT TilIuslSTuS: .Wtst Side Nsus Depot
B:4S i;'sn! A.. soraeI u nassea X A., ~ ~.
stkiuusst.
Milwaukee ss.. CORNER VI Cstpentef'ss-
, 1877-10-08
MICHIGAN STATE LANDS.

SrftIat t6FTtsF6HdshtF u TN 1sWu"ss
LAsslSo, Mich, Oct. 1.-Durlng the fiscal
year ending sept. 80 last, lanls were sold by
tho Stalls a. follows:
, 1877-10-08

14TANTkU--iU uENT-3Y uKSTLEMAH AND
w wife with chsIdren. tHp rooms fuEuAhed !ur
housekeeping. within Is boek& of WeIs'st. isepot,
trstfelule tueAtIy, tenl loH. Address tu.dat T ~
TrllI
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

ENGLISH OPERA.-Thc Rchings
Opera Troupe, which opens at Ma
tional Theater, Virginia, on Tuesday
evening, carries its own churuses and
full orchestra. 1t will he remem-
bered that the last opera which
played here had no choruses, and its
orchestra consisted of piano, yet it
drew well and pleased the audiences.
An opera with its choruses cut is like
play with half the characters aud
all the scenery left out. 1t Is settled
that we will have IA season of genuine
opera, with all its accessories. The
operas will I've presented in their en-
tirety, with appropriate aud magnifi-
cent settings. The company is COM
posed of twenty-fOur performing ar
fists and the repertoire consists of
,"Martha" on the 2lst; "B 'hcmian
GIRL" 22d; "Maritana," esd; al
Travatori," cath; "Fra Diavolo,"
25th, and one matinee on Saturday
next ut 2 P. M.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
Send In the Lists OF Officers.

We again call attention to the leg
islanve enactment requiring foreign
corporations to furnish evidence of
their corporate name, list of Ulcers,
etc, as amended last winter, which
is not being complied with by the
companies, who thus render their
agents or super:ntendents liable to
severe penalties. The first section of
the Act referred to, among other re-
quirements, makes it obligatory upon
the company to file in the Office of
the Recorder of the county in which
the company is doing business list
of the officers of such company-said
list to he corrected whenever change
in such off ers occurs. The second
section fixes the penalty of failure
to comply with the Act at not less
than $50 nor more than $500, to
which fine may be added imprison-
ment in the county Jail for not less
than six months.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
A Young Lady's Birthday Present

The young folks had a grand time
the other evening at private par
ty on the occasion Of young la.
dy's birthday. Numerous presents
were made by the invited guests. A
young man who is somewhat noted
for his liberal presents neglected to
purchase his until late in the even
ing, after having visited the house
and inspected those of the guests
there assembled. "Having impor-
tant business up town." he excu 'ed
himself to the fair hostess, promising
to soon return. He of course repaired
to one of our stores and selected
very elegant handkerchief b"x, in
laid with rare shells and sweet scent
ed woods. After having the same
carefully wrapped up, he wrote on
the package compliments of B. D."
10 bold business hand, and left it
in neighboring shop for few min
utes while he went out to see his
friend Tom Collins, who i was said
had just arrived at the Silver House
and was looking for him. Not hav.
ing time to extend the search for his
friend Tom, he left his card and re-
lurn:ng to the shop, procured the
package and speeded away to the
party. On arriving and being ush.
cred into the presence Of the young
lady aforesaid he presented the pack
age and nervously awaited the open
ing Of the same. She carefully re-
moved the wrapper, not, however,
until she had read the superscription.
Woman like, she was not satisfied
with viewing its outside ornaments,
but must open it. Iu it there was still
another package! She carefully re-
moved it, sure there was a gem there
in. Five or six copies of the Vir-
ginia Footlight were removed one
after the other. Now we have it
sure; tbs white TISSUE paper appears,
which ON being removed yields up its
treasure negro doll baby, of ex-
quisite China ware!! Tableau!
Bart. says be felt for a time like
he was going through the floor, but
he nervously explained that u prac-
ticaI joke had been played upon him.
HIS apology was accepted and the
fun went on.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
Proprietor Forepaugh's Museum.
Mensgerie and Circus.

WHISKY = LAUDANUM. - Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clmk W. 8. john
son, recent arrival in Virginia City,
was found dead in his he'd over the
Marysville saloon. He was man of
Incorporate habits, and for some days
before his death drank excessively
His wife, who lief, him some time ago
on account of his incorporate habits,
has been sending him money from
Wooster, Ohio, and papers found on
his person show that she had COM
menced a div rec suit. Thursday
evening Coroner Hodges held an in
quest on the body, when it WAS as
certained that deceased had died
from AN overdose of laudanum, adj
ministered by his own hand. He
was 81 wears OF age, and at one time
was very wealthy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

THERE are two criminal cases TO
come before the District Court next
week. The first is that Of Geo. +
Foote, Indicted for stealing bullion
from the Pioneer and Devils Gate
mills, set for Monday. The next is
that of CHARLES Guimebeau. horse
stealing, set for Tuesday. On the
preliminary examination of Thos.
Shields before Justice Hickey, the
prisoner recalled bis confession
and tried to make it appear that
some one else stole tue mules from
Parish and gave them 10 him. His
case goes before the Grand Jury.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
LATE William c. d

LATE PATENTs.-William G. d.
Body, Virginia City, Nevada, elack
valves for pumps; Jeremiah Browell,
8. F., sectional chimney; Jordan Pc
ter, of Petaluma, and Thomas c. Wal
ter, 8. F., filters and coolers; VIM.
Eppl.sheimer, s. f., trsmway trucks
for wire-rope railroads; Lucien b,
Healv, 8. F., liquid measures; VIM.
E. Murray, Ukiah. CAL, safety hook
Thomas j. Tailor, Eureka Nevada,
dust traps for furnaces.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

w. r. ARMSTRONG, a well known
citizen of this place, returned few
days since from B 'die and Lake dis
tri"ts, and was duly interviewed by
Il TIMES reporter yesterday evening
concerning the mines Of that section.
His story will be given our next. He
brings with him some specimens
from Lake district, where he is in
terested, which he has had assAyed,
obtaining very satisfactory results.
Lake district is 60 rifles south If Boz
die, and the ore carries more silver
tnan gold-only about five to ten per
cent. of gold, balance silver. Wood
and water are plenty. Mr.. Arm
strong will return to Lake district IN
few days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

NOTICE TO DEBTORS All par
Ties Indebted to this office for job
work, advertising or subscription
will save exp nse by making settle
ment at once. IL Is next to imp IS
slbir for u to carr, your accounts
longer aud Keep out Of trouble.
SnbscriOers can IKE payments to
our regular Carrier j. q. Todman,
AT The othce or she t,iisner. Ii
you Cam t ny all, pay part
every lisa. he. s,r.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE.
Guimebeau a Free Man for about
Ten Minutes.

Two-two Johnny, notorious
burgla, confined in the Eureka Jail,
madesa unsuccessful at escape on
Sunday evening last about 7:30
O'Clock, while being locked in his
cell. He knocked down the assist
ant jailer, made dash ont OF the
door and disappeared in the dark
ness, but was soon captured by the
Sheriff and returned to his old
quarters. A similar occurrence
WIS transporting in our county Jail
at the same time.
Guimebeau and Shields, the
horse thieves in confinement await
ing trial. we're being placed in their
cells by the Colonel. lie having
taken them from the hotel where
they had eaten their supper.
While Shields was being locked 10 q
cell Guimebeau managed to escape
the eye Of the officer in charge aud
disappeared. When the officer
went for him he was gone. The
alarm was given and very soon q
number Of people were in search.
Sheriff Cooke started for the wood
piles on tue Carson river; Johnny
Dallas thoroughly seal ched the for.
est surrounding the courthouse;
Charley Brant was sure he would
capture him, if for nothing else
than to collect his poll tax; John
Lothrop was astir, seeking differ
ent route, saying that he did not
want to audit any brokeI accounts;
George Keith left bis office, failing
o put on the nigh lock in his hur-
ry. ard joined in the 80 arch. for b.,
was interesied-in the prospective
fee for conviction; Doc Sims. wlo
had Just finished counting the conn
Us coin to he sure tina. all was
right, started for Chinatown OH the
"douLle quick" lest the daring
horse thief might be bold enough TO
make raid on the county treasury.
Judge Scawell. too. jnined in the
search, aud wisely Concluded that
the thief had not left the building,
40 entered the Sheriff's Office aud
in looking around the old furniture
CHANGED to open a wardrobe. and
was greeted with you think you
are damned smart, don't yon ?" from
G1imebeau. whom he found re-
ere ed therein. Then all the par
ticip0n in the HINT gathered n,
the Golden Ea9l-,. were refreshed
aud rel .ted the Incidents OF the
chase uniil late hour. So much
for tho attempted escape from the
county Jail.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

CAPT. JACK CRAwFoRD.-A COM
plimentary benefit has been tender
Capt. Jack Crawford by the citi-
zens Of Gold Hill and Virginia. All
are familiar with the scouts mis-
fortune in being severely wounded
while on the stage at National
Guard Hall. He is entitled to
and will doubtless receive a fine
benefit 1t will take place Sept. 6
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

H. j I. SCHEEL returned from
Lake Bigler on Thursday, whittier he
went WITH his family some days
ago. He liked the Hot Springs as
summer resort for his family, and
left them there, He reports having
Q good time with delegation Of
that "hundred schoolmsrms." who
learned that he was a School Di
rector for this district. Mooplis ht
rides ON the lake. exc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

PUMP BOB. - Secretary Perkins
informed US that he had informa-
ton from I o President Of the
Silver Hill that the new pump bob
was completed on "Wednesday last,
hut had not received no,ice of its
being shipped. Tue water 10 the
niue is being lowered by the
Justice pumps, however.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
Are You Bilious or Dyspeptic :

If so try Star Remedies. Two
doses Of Van Dykes Anti Bilious
Cure will prove sufficient for any
case Of Biiousness, constipation,
Dyspepsia. sick Headache, (ostive-
ness or Indigestion. 1t does not
grippe or nauseate and is pleasant to
the taste. Price, 81 per bottle.
Trout Oil Liniment never tails to
cure the severest case of Rheunia-
tisrn, Neuralgia, -prainl, Bruises or
painful Swellings. Give IL trial
and you will be pleased at the re-
suit. For sale by all druggists.
Price, SO cents per bottle.
HoLLOwAY's nINrMENT.-Erysi
elias and all inflammatory diseases
yield to a diligent use of this power.
full preparation. In the foot, hand
and neck, their approach should he
checked at once-if supperatiOn en-
sues, danger is imminent, and the
knife cannot be employed without
jeopardizing life. This ointment
will remove the disorder, without
cutting, pain or peril. rs cents per
box or pot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

A DONKEY ENGINE is being set up
in Mackey g. FAIRS reservoir ut the
lower end Of town, to more speedily
load the wagons employed in con-
veying the shines to the Woodruff
mill. These reservoirs are supplied
by the Bacon and Trench mills work
ing bonanza ores. The shines are
very valuable
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

II. J. T. scHEEL yesterday ex-
hibited a button" weighing some
thing over forty.two ounces, obtain
ed from rock extracted from the
"old Frenchmsn's claim" near the
tennessee. The ore works about
$40 to the ton. He has only two
men working at present.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

MULE STOLEN "A mule belonging
TO the Lyon Mill and Mining Com
pany, Dayton, was stolen Thursday
night. Parties making inquiry as
ccrtained from night Waterman in
Gold Hill that the mule and rider
passed up through that place at one
o'clock yesterday morning. No fur
ther trace.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

THE BALLINETTE STAKE. - The
State Fir Managers have made a
change in the Ballinette stake race.
The Society have concluded not to
add an amount equal t. The entrances,
but to give $3.50 outright. They have
done this to pr''tect themselves.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

The Piutrs are TO have grand
fandango at Carson next week; Oh
Charley says. They are to congre
gate from all parts aud have big
time. Then they go to gather pine
nuts. II is feared by the Indians
that there will be small crop this
year
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

Do YOU think SO is too much to
pay for solid goli pair of sleeve
nattons. same as they charge So for
III those fancy stores? Then sen
30 Uncle Harris tr pair, at 702
KearDy street, San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

The Hope mill has been closed
down for short time; cause, de-
fectIve boiler. Repairs will be made
and the mill in running order soon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

In Reno when young men attend q
party they put their hats under the
bed of the young lady of the house
for safe keeping. Placing them ON
u hat-rack is unsafe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

RAILROAD MEETING. AT the rail-
road m"eting held in Reno Wednes-
day night 1t was found that the com
mittce appointed week previous
were mt ready to report, and the
meeting was adjourned subject to the
call of the chairman.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

A MARRIED LADY of Dayton. who
is . msm Der OF the croqnet club Of
that thriving village, recently adop,-
ed very happy exp"dient to en-
able her 10 strike toe ball with the
equired force. For some time
after joining the club this lady
could do very we'll as long rs only
little cosxing impulses were needed,
hut when hard, driving stroke was
called for she found herself quite
unable to throw her strength into
the blow. At length happy idea
occurred which was put int" effect.
Going to portrait painter. she
had the conntenance of her be-
loved worssr half painted upon The
croquet ball, and then removing
the handle of the mallet she substi-
tinted broom handle in its place.
rhis device was only ton successful
for in the first game, as soon as she
saw the well-known phiz IT hubby
turned mp smiling in the evening
sunlight. size hit that ball such
lick as would have aroused the envy
of the hest baseball batter in the
land. That stroke broke up the
game for the ball was sent clear out
of sight. and up to the time of our
leaving it had not been recovered.
r. RIEPE, a restaurant keeper in
Phoebe, has been fined $75 for sell
log liquors without license. He
merely did what all in similar bust
ness have done without paying a
license, sold liquor by the bottle to
his patrons at meals. 1t may he
well for the keepers of restaurants
hereabouts to be on their guard.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

A. II. 'tIcKErrs, E'Q, Of Virginia,
Notary Public and Commissioner of
Deeds tor severa Stats, made US a
friendly Call yesterday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

AssEssMENT.-The Aureoia Gold
and Silver Mining Company have
levied an assessment of 10 cents per
share, delinquent in Office on the 21,t
day Of September; sale day the 18th
of October.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

IT is estimated that the precise
depth at which the Su'ro tunnel will
pass the Combination shaft Is 1893
feet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

The San Francisco Bulletin advo-
Gates the removal of the Chinese
quarter from its present position to a
more isolated locality. The sugges-
ton is timely and ought tn be con
sidered Immediately.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

TIE post-mortem examination re-
yealed the fact that Ed. jones died
of drapsy Of the heart superiuduOed
by Bris ht's disease Of Tic kidneys.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

JURORS and others interested will
be glad to learn that the District
Court meets at ~ A. NJ. Monday, the
goth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT service to-
morrow in Dayton at II o'clock A.
NJ, and at Grace Church in this city
at 7:45 P. NJ, Rev. w. r. Jenvcy old
ciating. Sunday school at the usual
hour.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

The Occidental reservoirs are be
ing cleaned onh. the shines being
taken to the Woodruff mill for re-
duction. They will not be worked
until mex, year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

A ToDDY MIXER is now styled an
"autl-hydropalhlc dispenser of fluid
lied cereals"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
WALTER q CO.,

CsToCK AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
etocks bought, sold and carried on martins
Currency bought and sold.
Correspondents in San Francisco,
.. 6lHxier a 60.
County Scrip Purchased.