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, 1877-08-13

E'eaho appears on ooIh dohe2t!c and foreign mef.
ehandtse. Tho specie export shows great change,
the total tos the month footing 10 St, us, Gs.
against IS, .oa 900 In July. 1876 and S5 tes, 600
IN July 1s1'. The total exports Of July, iuclud-
Ing specie. were sao 114, TO In 1875, Sfl 17B 4S
In 1876. and 81, 4aS.J41 IN 1877. For the tryt
soyen months Of tho year they wess $a02, aS7, a76
IN lE75 slsa, oo2. o1o In 1870, and Stu, os5 m
III 1877.
AA1LHoAD nustNEss IN GREAT un1rA1r,
Commenting on tha railway returns for 1876. the
London 1aAs po!ntA out that tho perlod Of dcurcs.
sion through which Great Britain IL passing had,
up 10 The close OF Last year, not done much TO
]cssen the prosperity Of its railway systen or 10
put m end 10 its rapid growth. II contlnuss:
ae'1 f1apta b.. 6ssn Invested t. 81 .ay
passengers Anu goods have been cou Yod than
s,sr before. while lie Fs.s of pToat ies!tseJ. se
more prosperous years has stll been fsf from di:.
eonf'xns eaut Tns cs nots c!ose! w. lux into ta
cover hat this j. sheir meaniar 'a Tbs "G msss H.s
g1owth u rsslwny capital and Of railway mileage
aoe; t.ss;, not + aa3 Be uryed ...nd Tor much 6y
changed. and they arc moi Of Kind to adult 81
ase.sss tss nn IN any d'seetIoa But there viii remain
away Not only has tho machinery Of oaT raiI-
l way. er"w"' Rns @ ths work II tas been doing has
ec e. I'm fdo:s ssssp. sf to h:.s
an ! 'ssySsIs aasns IL pissisu: "sa yesfs
sy .ni.t sess'p.. ao auens iG sfs IL.
and co.s of s nut hs nj leu1s: st o l s
3saI: usr it VIII hs saId fallen oa; Or. in other
sa, tSs, tx pfSass,e
not csn "c .cfu'e to admit sne eravc s,anncaacs Of
saG saa fas' tha aet .ee aowrysr what to 10
III l4o aoWs.asAs as it, ' ue: "a re,sT asM:
t ~vso hShsF ten ten they ~ste Last year 1t il good
nan, registered year beioss 1876. NJ 81 h.. .a .ae
f.In'a fans o In 1s1, been stter a ye.y great rio
drcd pounds u iuye,cd rspitsl. Now. iii. ltmny
T. na,nt.inea 4. yer, t4lt assr.ge 474 was .hs
e nxss'1 ots pont hsy eyer ssssea hey
hays ever ri-en abovo IL Hnt ~ may csrrT out
past year .axuret This fall Ii u,ay 10 sho1e " h.
essp ps,i!ae'l'{ @ q y ths scry hxh a.dend Ia
pe.y ss,Tsy yes, 9a
capital when brought In between = md pcr cent.
J, ~, wheh e1s' ~. sa' n not much shan ha
been corresponding chsnks In lha p.opurt,eas
@ usa ot!om. Iae ailiount Of capital producing oc-
tnenty millions. 'A~A
INSURANCE HonroAaxs IN BRooxLYn.
In thc eKannstloa Of one Of ths wltnessos he.
tore the 1tsfosss WHO 10 10 decide Upon the appllca
Hon 'of Aeceiypr for thu tniycr.al Life -Ipsutauos
company, II "aS shown that property In BROOKLYN
haa ocen noftgsged u the Company for far
g'eatsf sum thsu ttwou,d bring II aold u public
sale. SONS OF thia security, which md been rated
~ nrt-eass city property, was found TO consist Of
small. ons'story fFane structures. without cellar
OF foundation.
rHH TsLRoRArH CONSOLIDATION.
Thsanoonnceusentt that tbs Westesn Union and At. .
lant,e Pacific Telegraph Compsnie Lad appointed
committees OF nrectors " confeffora joint rstpg
Of fatep, Or consolidation Of intereats Ind no ef
tcetbut 10 ratsc Atlantic 4 Pacific 2 PCT cent. Tho
, 1877-08-13

.- FCH8l1N,
IorpoN AuR. 11.-ConAois, Or 3.1d.
American eccutites'u7s. 1904; 'uas. 110H;
now % e. M 1o7fi Central, 93: Eris, On; Er,o prs.
PAnts, Aug 1t.-ltcntes, l07f 32nc.
, 1877-08-13

hoo PRoptcTS-Wors 9tnersliy dull and saeipt,
but did not decline saf from tho reduced ss
tahshed tho pterio0s afteFaoon. Hogs we're Ia l.sat
supply 4nd Q11tcd steady. Wills liverpool va scpYrt.
I'd 10 b I'd higher On ard but the veskncsS
IN Ersaa Wa reuscssd Into tbs coraes aknx
tls uunkeF Of bayrFs snAu. Aa caaus hudefs Of tha
~ n9te that dYrinf the Paat Hesk taers hss bsso
ernaidetAois tfhalny IL year bFud4cL which viii prob.
Stty ~ dsseEy4 th Lbs lat lxQ aonkhs Vt the rear
he Pg!Gss arc low. "
Tue following iablo exhibits ths shpmepts OF prn.
T1toQ& In tek41l for Ids week ending Aar q. -
, 1877-08-13

Wctt lHrision Hallway per centa...... 49,. sIn4'1
Exposition ttnck.. .,.....n.-..,. ~ Is
sAni interest.
, 1877-08-13

PALMYRA, WIS.

WILMINGTON, Aug. lt.-srtnl1s Trurssr,ak-
Q1iet and steAGy u 3lc.
, 1877-08-13

All the Import aEnres given above arc gold values
and foreign cSet, tho freIxhta and duty not being
added. The exports Of July arc lcsa than for tho
same month Of the three years preceding. Tho de.
cseaAo appears on both domestic and foreign m,r.
ehandtso. Tho specie export shows great change,
the Total tos the month footing up 81, 5as, d4s,
against s., .o3 900 In July. 1870 and 81, nos, 600
IN july 1s7". The total exports Of July, iuclud-
Ing specie. were $40, i14, TO In 1s7 srl 37Y .4s
In 1876. and 81, 44S 341 IN 1877. For the fsst
eoyen months Of tho year they we.s S2o2, aS7, a7B
IN no slsa. Coz. o1o In 1870, and Stu. 0s5 III
In 1877. ''
, 1877-08-13
nT TELEGRAPH.


NEW Ynnk. Aug 11.-t!od stcatly ht 105s4
thsonslon. the day. Rate4 rn!d for lp.rnwing ~
TO PER cent per nnnnm. and liza until s1ouiay.
SlrcTAt London unchanged. Here silver hara
1cati tnErccnbacks; l17ss ln gold. Coin, AQi<
dseonnt.
t;oscEnmcnta stesdy.
railroad bonds dull and steady.
Slate bonds qn,tL
The stock market, which wns slightly lowcr at
ahc opening. eoon adtanced from Y 10 :. per cent.
and became hfm ami hirhtr towartIe the c,n.t, bnt
in the na ralcs sractldn Of y to q per cent touk
r'ncc. toal stocks made tho greatest advancc In
the late afternoon tcAltn9s, Delaware + 1tudson
rising 10 Ali, Delaware. 1.sckawanna & Western
10 AZ. and Morri. i Essex to TOT. Michigan
Sss's M .e.o<,i;t; l. i ss;.s 4ssa:seos. III ses sHs
shotc wcrc ahnnt third Of tle entire days hnei.
closed At :.i,i. iioek isiand advanced 10 i,SS.
70 li;s =: rsni preferred tell % to ssj.a. and
etn nion I'D s"t.s seae Tetear.ps rs som
saon IT, g7". N s5s seom of H.
s!s si,, and d., wfs.efa 4 Gniga Ts!ssses Sem
G1t By the general pubic. The prevailing !mpers:
low faes NJ telrErapby Is a decided adsantasr to
thosc who DO h.ssn3-s over tic wIrr., 1t IT, Mtrer-
cless. onty fa'f ard nroper that the t'vsI GONNA.
MICS shouI agree nnon toune hs.is Ut Harmonious
working. whereby they would not only be sayca
from actual lpsa, but would he enabled to a4rnsl
their stockholders inst Frtnrn on tAcIt capftal.
10 'c !0Eed tlIat tho Cotanttttc In d'eent.tnr
matters submitted 10 them. viii be influenced sulcY
by Lesrc to pronote il'r Interests ns tic conta-
mes they rclrtreht. antl that ono at It's neinErts
will alar hi: sctton To be guided bv considerations
asts!ng cnt Of his speculative poaon the stock
1ranrnc.ion. mn The a.o,< Evchanoc orrrcr.tcd
110 QUO shares. Of which f, 900 were Sew York
Central. ~. 700 Lake Htore. IA. U0 Northwestern.
q. iiu0 ". Fauit, 4,tO0 naiawRsr 4 Hudson Canal.
y. 900 Delaware. J.ackarannn i Western, u, U00
Michigan Central, anu {, 600 Western In!on.
Marcy easier as l:i99; prime mercantile paper,
4E&GH per cent.
sterling dull and steady. with actual business for
sixty days, 4Sttt; sight. dHB.
Cltafinca. S17, 000, yU0.
Treasury htsbntsed $n0. 000.
Customs receipts $.i'5. Geo..
The'wcck!y bank etatrh1ent tk Al follows: Loans.
decrease, 81, 3&10 TOO: specie. fnctcape $Rf4. .Ut;
lccat-tcndcre decrease. 81. l87. 800: deposits do.
cscasc. s., 1a+ uOO; circulation. increase, 3i0i,.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

MISS ROSE EyTINGE.-It is with
pleasure that we make the announce
ment that this talented actress is
about to visit the Comstock. She
will be accompanied byJ. NJ. Ward,
another old Comstock favorite, and
our theater-gosrs may look for a~repe-
tition of the delightful entertain
ments given by these artists Last
winter. They will open Monday
evening in "Miss Mutton" the play
made so famous in the East by Miss
Eytinge and Clara Morris, and fill
out the week with other first-class
dramas. The Saturday matinee will
be given as usual.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

THE ORPHANS HoME.-A reporter
of the Carson Appeal visited the
Orphans Home the other day and
found everything scrupulously clean
and IN excellent order. The new ad-
diticn has been furnished, the entire
outfit consisting of eighteen adjusti-
BILE cots, the same number of hair
mattresses, straw mattresses, and
feather pillows, with spreads, blankets
and sheets tor each cot; three carpets,
one dozen chairs and fifteen window
curtains. In addition to the above
there are five cribs for the babies.
The little ones were peacefully sleep
ing as he passed through the cozy
nursery. The youngest child in the
Home is only thirteen months old.
The work reflects credit upon the
Board, the contractor and upon the
Superintendent and Matron. The
STATE has reason to be proud of the
addition both externally and in
ternally.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

FAIR FARE.--The Central Pacific
Company will reduce rates over the
Truckee and Humboldt divisions to
two-thirds the regular rates during
the coming State FAIR. These tickets
will hold good from October 18th to
the 22d. The rates on the Virginia
& Truckee railroad have not yet been
announced, but a Reno paper ex-
presses the opinion that passengers
will be carried the round trip for 81.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

MINING ACCIDENTAL man named
Trewella, who lives on the Divide,
was badly-fatally, it is thought
injured about o'clock yestesday
evening, while blasting in the Justice
mine. We could not learn further
particulars than that he was mar
ried man, and that his injuries are
about the head aud are thought to be
fatal. Before going to press last
night we heard a report that Trew-
ella died just as he was conveyed to
Gold Hill.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

DESERT LANDs.-says the Eureka
Sentinel: jeff. Works, Receiver of
the Eureka Land Office, received the
the following telegram from Wash
ington yesterday: "To Receiver
United States Land Office, Eureka,
Nevada, Sir: You will not allow q
second applicant to file upon the
same land, under the Desert Land
Act, until further orders from this
Office. Very Respectfully, ia. Will
LIAMs, Commissioner"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

"a GOOD GUN is blessing;" so said
Farmer Goldsmith one day, after a
days hunting. "You are rig hit" says
Uncle Harris, "but when it costs you
$3.50 to get pne, it amt much to
boast of, because can sell you a
secondhand breech-loader for $43
which is equal to your $3.50 gun,
that YOU talk so much about"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND ONT
MENT -Scrofula was considered IN
Durable until the great discovery
of "Hoilowav's Pills and Ointment"
flashed upon the world. Diseases
which battle the skill of the medical
schools, readily yield to these peer
less remedies. Scurvy, Erysipelas,
Itch, and all cutaneous eruptions are
Durable by them. 25 cents per box
or pot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

PERSONAL. - Mr.. A. H. Allen.
Treasurer of Mono county, California,
was in town yesterday, shaking hands
with friends. Andy keeps a first
class hotel at Bridgeport, conseq uent-
ly is known to the travelling COM
munity. He started on his return
home in the afternoon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

READERS of THE TIMES who may
desire to become subscribers to the
Bodie Standard or Esmeralda Her.
aid, can do so by leaving their orders
at this Office, or giving them to the
carrier. Either of the papers named
will give parties who contemplate
migrating in that direction, correct
idea of the new Ell Dorado.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

THE HUMBOLDT FAIR.-The Fifth
Annual Fair of the Humboldt Dis.
trict Agricultural, Mining and Me.
chanical Society will be held at Win
nemucca from the list to the 9th of
October, inclusive.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

ANOTHER RACE.-A race has been
made between Nick Null Co burn
mare and j. c. Suilivans sorrel colt
Badger, for $500. Distance, a quar-
ter of mile. The race will he run
over the Sutro track October 9th, the
day set for the race between Mike
and Rain-in-the-face. One hundred
dollars side forfeit money has been
put up.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29
SPORT AT THE FAIR.
The Pigeon Shooting Tournament,

uons VI TIC plSeon suoOtlnS tOurna-
ment to take place at the Society's
grounds on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 10Th, 10th and
18th. Open to any one except pro-
fessionals. Shooting according to
the rules Of the Virginia Shooting
Club, with some slight alterations in
rules 9 and 8. Any guu not larger
than No. 10 bore. Powder not lin
tied; shot limited to 1 d ounces, Dix
on measure No. HOG or 11O7. Spe-
cial arrangements will be made for
examination of cartridges, ETC., and
decisions of the referee must be final.
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is.
Match No. Purse of $500. Glass,
shooting at 10 single rises at 81 yards.
Entrance, $40. First prize, $50; I'd,
$50; Sd, $50; 4th, one hunting suit,
presented by Liddle & Reading, gun
makers, San Francisco.
If less than ten enter the prizes to
be reduced pro rata; it more than
twenty enter the prizes to be in
creased pro rata.
Match No. 2.-Sweepstake to the
two best scores at 5 single rises at 26
yards. Entrance, $40 (25 cents de-
Quoted for the BIRDS. The purse to
be divided, one-half the money and
pair of opera field aud marine
glasses, value $40, presented by M.
NJ. Frederick, jeweler, Virginia, to
the best score. (Not class shooting.)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS.
Match No 3-For gold medal,
value $50, and five prizes, at 10 sin
gle rises at 20 yards. Entrance, $12
half the money pays for the birds.
Open only to residents of Nevada.
First prize to best score, gold medal,
value $75. Second score, so per cent.
of prize money. Third prize to third
score, 80 per cent. of prize money.
Fourth prize to fourth score, 90 per
cest. of prize money. Fifth prize to
fifth score, one carved ivory handle
gilt and plated Colts pistol with ma
hogany case, value $25, Curry Bros,
gunmakers, San Francisco. Sixth
prize to sixth score, a Dixon's silver
top 10 or. flask and six-pound shot
pouch to match, value $15, Liddle g.
Reading, San Francisco.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II.
Match No. 4-For 500. Four
prizes to the four best scores at 5
double rises at 1S yards. Entrance,
$40. First prize, $50; I'd, $50; Sd,
$50; 4th 100 fine Havana cigars, gift
of E. Meyer, cigar dealer, Reno.
If less than ten enter the prizes to
be reduced pro rata; or if more than
twenty enter the prizes to be In
creased pro rata.
Match No. 5-Sweepstake to the
four best scores at 5 single rises at 81
yards. Entrance, $40. Ties shot off
at the s. me distance. Twenty per
cent. deducted for birds. Third prize,
one pair of hunting boots, value $25,
presented by John Sunderland, boot
and shoe dealer, Reno; 4th prize, one
leather cartridge trunk, gift of Id
die & Reading, San Francisco
Entries to close Wednesday, Octo-
Der 10th. All entries to be directed
to James II. Borland, Secretary, Reno,
Nevada, and must be accompanied
by entrance money.
c. c. BATTERMAN, President.
JAS. H. BoRLAND, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29
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 Biliousness, Constipation,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Costive-
ness or Indigestion. 1t does not
grippe or nauseate and is pleasant to
the taste. Price, 81 per bottle.
Trout Oil LinimenJ never fails to
cure the severest case of Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, sprains, Bruises or
painful Swellings. Give it trial
and you will be pleased at the re-
suit. For sale by all druggists.
Price, SO cents per bottle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

CHURCHILL PRoDUCTs.-"Class in
geography stand up" Teacher
"What are the products of Churchill
county, Nevada2" Boy at the bead
"Watermelons, Democrats and draw
pokarD
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

A VERY prominent advertisement
appears in our columns to-day. 1t is
that of Frank Sporting, who an
nounces the arrival of an immense
stock of dry goods, groceries, gents
furnishing goods, boots and shoes,
etc. Particular attention is called
to his recent arrival of ladies' goods.
Mill and mining men will find it to
their advantage to visit him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

WILL START WoRK.-Supt. G. d.
Holt will commence operations at
once on the Niagara mine. This
mine has laid idle for some months
owing to difficulty in the managing
powers at San Francisco. Work is
resumed under favorable clrcum-
stances.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

PYRAMID.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the Jones s. Kin
lkead Mining Company will be held
at the Reno Savings Bank on Mon
day, October 9th, at p. M.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29
Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias.

Before adjournment of the Grand
Lodge, at Reno, Wednesday, the in
stallation of Grand Lodge officers
was conducted by the retiring Grand
Chancellor, P. H. Mulcahy, in its
impressive ritualistic form who duly
installed the following as officers of
the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
for the ensuing term: Past Grand
Chancellor, P. H. Mulcahy; Grand
Chancellor, W. H. Davenport; Grand
Vice Chancellor, II. D. Gross; Grand
Prelate, A. E. Shannon; Grand Mas
ter of Exchequer, Geo. TuAy; Grand
Master-at-Arms, John F. Myers;
Grand Inner Guard, T. r. Bingham;
Grand Outer Guard, T. M. Tenberth.
From the annual report of the G.
K. of R. & s., we gather the follow
ing in relation to the numerical and
financial strength of the Order of
Knights of Pythias, of Nevada.
Number of members, 392.
Past Grand Chancellors, II.
Past Chancellors, "a.
Knights, 3l7.
Number Of Subordinate Lodges, 8.
Total receipts during the past year,
$14,609 o.; disbursements, 49,
5S3 OS.
Expended for relief of Brothers,
$1,008 %; for widowed families,
$75; burial of the dead, $3.50 so;
current expenses, $7,039 33.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29
STOCK REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept. 2s.
MORNING BOARD.
4g Ophir, 17A TN.
14O Mexican, lOA 1913.
$50 Gould b. Curry, 81 on.
14O Best b 9elcher. 20 2O1s 20Ab5.
1856 California, 30l4 3Ohb5 30k.
1855 Savage, TN TX.
$40 Con. Virginia, 32k SO.
80 Chollsr, IS.
1850 Hale b Norcross, ~ TX 61S 67Si30 7b3O.
SIS Crown Point. 4.65 AGO 4.6ObSO.
go Sierra Nevada, 4.SO 4.85.
80 Utah, 12h,
$50 Yellow Jacket, on 9h "a.
$3.50 Imperial, j Csc.
$50 Kentuck. 6A.
$50 Alpha, "A.
CAS- Bclcher. 81.
100 Confidence, ~.
835 Bullion, 81 8x.
100 Exchequer. 9Z 9%b10 OK.
900 Overman. 24A n.
COOS Justice, II IS u l6A 1861.
2450 Succor, 8 $50 2.95.
e78O Union, 76I 7b10.
$40 Julia, az $50 go 2.95.
$50 Caledonia, 1896 $50.
266O Sill, er Hill, ~ 4.65 AZ $50 4.65.
$50 Challenge, IN 1.60.
$3.50 Dayton. Toe CSC Soc 65cbl5 Y.
800 Rock Island, 4 2Oc.
800 Dardanelles, az.
.3O& New York, soc X SOc.
i 30
.50I5 Alta, 10 11H 11A II Tx III.
1860 Woodville, l Y IL 1.60 N.
900 Kossuth. SOC 4.
800 South Comstock, 90c /.
,i710 Lady Washington, az $40 3.l5.
80 Andes, Y SOC.
900 Con. Wsshoe, COO.
700 South Justice, ~ IL.
100 Niagara, leo
100 Vivian, u.
100 Leviathan, zoe.
100 Monumental, CSC 40c.
GOO Trojan, 90c.
1900 Cherokee. az.
COO Peytona, 95c /.
1920 Benton, IN 100 49,
800 Joe Scates, \.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
40 Meadow Valley. 4Oc.
100 Raymond d Ely. Elk.
100 Eureka Con-. As.
100 Jackson,5 g.
$50 Rye Patch. 4.
1910 Leopard, 4.
$50 Gila, 100.
.24O Northern Belle. 2ok 2Oh.
600 Hussey, 40c 45c.
$40 Manhattan, II.
ITO Defrees. 1.20 ~.
100 Alps. /.
60 Grand Prize. Tx.
s26s0 Argents. 2.40 2.s5 25Ob10 $40 2.45.
1900 Endowment. 2z 2.65.
200 Morning Star, Az ~.
200 Bodis, X.
1880 Justice. 15l4 Is l4k lax Hssb5 AK
las 14'sb5 l4h 14hb3 IAN BIS 15A.
470 Exchequer. 81 9k 9% 9h.
.2ls0 Alta. II IL y l1A IL labs In.
600 Silver Hill. 40.
no Savage. TX.
10 Hale Il Norcross. 7.
535 California. 3OA 30H.
90 Mexican. IL.
400 Succor, 2.95 8.
$40 Ophir, II 1871 l6k 1875.
900 Hady Washington. $40 $40.
$50 Gould l. Curry, ga 81.
100 Yellow Jacket. 8.
$40 Crown Point, ~ 400.
$40 Benton, SOC S5c.
ago Overman. 23&.
$50 Bullion, 81 8Sb5.
1000 Dayton, Coo 65c u CSC 55c'
leo Best Il Belcher, 20 20k.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

WALTER g. Co., who keep an I'M
mense stock of mill goods, groceries,
hardware, ETC., buy and sell stocks
on commission, loan money on same,
purchase county scrip at highest mar
ket rates, and DO general mercan-
tile and stock brokerage business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

THE machinery at the quicksilver
mine, Steamboat Springs, started up
Tuesday with good results, aud 1t is
thought the production of quick
silver will now become a permanent
industry In tins State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29
The WEsTaArE MINEs.-The Car.

The WEsTdATE MINEs.-The Car
son people are somewhat excited
about the discovery of mines in Chalk
Hill, Westgate district, about 100
miles from Carson, Id the direction
of Austin. The Appeal says: The
true value and richness of these
mines has not been fully determined ;
but William cassie, we'll known here
and at Virginia, says there is no
doubt in his mind that good mining
property, yet undeveloped, exists in
that district. The first location made
on Chalk Hill was called the Iron
Monster, which mine contains gold,
silver and lead; but in what quaint
ties, whether much or little, we are
not in position to state. Expert
enced miners, who have visited the
ground, believe that good mines will
eventually be uncovered on Chalk
Hill and surrounding country. Pros
pecting and locating of mining
ground is prosecuted with great
energy, and if there is much precious
metal found, the prospectors will
soon make an exhibit.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

AN additional force of thirty-five or
forty men will be put to work in the
Sutro tunnel by Monday. The ma
jnrity will be employed in repairing
and retimbering the tunnel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

MINING TRANsFER.--In considera-
ton of $500 gold coin John Heating
has sold to the Lady Washington
Company the Memphis claim, 1900
feet IN length, and bounded on the
east by the Alta and on the west by
the Lady Washington.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

THE Boca beer case was dismissed
by Justice TAFT, it being shown that
the person delivering here came in
response to telegraphic order from
the firm receiving the beer.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

PUBLIC solicitude seems to be d.
vided on the fate OF Plevna and the
matter of laying in the winters wood.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

SUcceR.-The indications at the
bottom If the shaft are of decided
ly favorable nature, good streaks of
quartz continually coming in. From
present appearances good pay ore
might be sunk into at almost any
time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

WE are in receipt of compli-
mentary ticket to the Masonic ball
to be given October 9Th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

. JOHN PIPER has secured six feet
more ground, and his new theater
will have frontage of 60 feet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

o. DUNNINa, while engaged in
some carpenter work Tuesday, gave
the thumb ON his right hand an ugly
cut.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

The Yellow Jacket Mining Com
pany has levied an assessment of 80
per share, delinquent October goth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

OASIS SALooN.-This popular place
of resort is still under the care and
management of Claus Becker, who
will continue to dispense the best
quality of fluids over his bar. A fine
billiard table for customers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-29

RIsING.-The water is some sixty
or seventy feet above the 19OO-foot
level of the Savage.