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MRS. r.. A. OWENS. MD.

Office and residence, east side First street, be-
tween Yamhill and Taylor. Special attention
given 10 women and children's complaints.
Also, gives INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, COM
bined with Electricity, in treating rheumatism
and chronic diseases. 5-32
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DIED D:

In this city, July Il, Tommy, son of T. ]. and
Catherine Baxter, aged years and months.
He is near thee, gentle mother,
Near thee at the evening hour;
His soft kiss is in the zephyr,
His sweet breath upon the flower.
Nay, the grave is dark and dreary,
But thy loved one is not there;
Hearst thou not his gentle whisper,
Floating on the evening air ,"
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PURCHASING AGENCY.

Clara Duniway SIearns offers her services to
the public as Purchasing Agent Orders for
every conceivable article of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Wear, or for Jewelry, Silver or Plated
Ware, Notions, Patterns, Musical instruments,
ETC., ETC., will receive her prompt personal at
tentiOn. Persons living at a distance will find
1t TO their advantage to send their orders. In
ordering millinery, ribbons ties, etc, state the
age and complexion of wearer, color of hair
and eyes, style of features, and how the hair is
worn. No order attended to unless accom-
panied by the cash, and all transactions to be
considered final. The same conscientious care
will be exercised in making purchases as
though the owner were present, and Mrs.
Stearns' acquaintance with the trade will al
ways enable her to secure honorable bargains
Terms of commission, five per cent Ladies
writing for Information concerning prices
styles, etc, must inclose a stamp to pay return
postage.
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STONE OF ALL SIZES AND SHAPES,
MADE TO ORDER.

WE RESPECTFULLY PRESENT TO THE
w public the following list OF articles and
prices:
DOOR STEPS, with Ornamental Nosing, pei
foot, 81 co.
MONUMENTS, eight feet high, with Base,
Die, and Obelisk, SIS TO $40.
CHIMNEY FLUES and HEAD, per foot
81 90 to 81 25.
WATER TANKS and SINKS, 81 to SO.
BURIAL CASES and VAULTS, $50 to 500.
CORNER POSTS, so cts. and upward.
STONE per foot, % cts.
e-S5 w. p. WATSON 4 co,
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Permanently Cured-nO humbug-by one
months usage of DIR. Goulard's Celebrated In
fallible Fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these Powders will do all we claim for
them, we will send them by mail, postpaid, a
Free Trial Box. AS DIR. Goulard is the only
physician that has ever made this disease a
special study, and as to our knowledge thous-
ands have been Permanently Cured by the use
of these Powders, we will guarantee Perma-
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money expended. All sufferers should give
these Powders an early trial, and be convinced
of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, So 90, or four boxes for
$40 90, sent by mail to any part of the United
States or Canada on receipt of price, or by ex-
press, c. o. d. Address
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton street, BroOnlyn, n. Y.
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B9- The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & RulOfson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
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PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of the State of Oregon for the
county OF Mutnomah, Administrator of the
estate of James j. Harmed, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the estate of said
deceased, are hereby required to present them
to me with proper vouchers within six months
from this date at the Office of Rice Smith, in
Portland, Oregon. c. F. SHEPARD,
Administrator.
Portland Oregon, June %, 1877.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHITNEY & HOLMES
. R G. a NJ ..

VNHE ABOVE INSTRUMENTS CONTAIN
i all the Improvements found in
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HIPS Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
fifty cents.
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HEM Elk ETA HOTEL,
SALEM, OREGON.
S. F. MATTHEW'S Ws------- Proprietor

No pains or expense will be spared to keep
the cuisine and every department of this mag
nihcent Hotel up TO the mark as
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WILHOIT'S SODA SPRINGS.

THE BEST HOTEL IN OREGON. 8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-14
aas spIpIane mtptan.

Der Scr efpontent Der rEtmeSa in
Nl- ganorien ihretbt bonn %. Qprtl: yScr
etpa Bipei Wrnaten eriGien in ben ensliz
lden Sldttetn Elm eebetrniBppnes 3eles
eramm, befen Sn6alt unsefdtr befaate,
oob @apitdn Burton, elm beribmter Srts
entreiienber, NIT elmer ee6eimen @iftcn
ie,tenS otS 6hectoe b%etraut, Gairp perlaffen
unb fi6 mad Der Suite BEG @otten Oaee
res beeeben babe, Stun 1T BET Gapitdn
suridsetehrt, une Der S@leier, wel&e bteIe
Na@rtht b,sher urnsab, fam iest Sofffdus
bia seIiftet treroen. 4n Der 6ftlthen
Suite BEG @refes BON Nfdta ;tebt f& bas
tibl,ihe 9unb Mibtan, htns ihpn felt
longer 3elt wurbs bon ben1lelben reru1uthet
baB es BON mineraltihem 9fsintbum frcbe.
Der &tebtpe, beffen picst5nielid9e WaHt
fa BIG Wtctan er redt, teste itpn LANCE
ben Wunid, bieie 4nnahue auf thve tpab'
rem @%runolasen 5uridaufubrea unb ers
IuAte baher ben Gopttdn Burton, tn ieneS
Sanb cine nnferiu@unpSreiIe an3urreten.
3u bieiem Behufe ruIbe ihm etue Srez
! eratte BON Der dppptiiheu Gesieruns BEL
eeitent unb ION aud etne militdriihe @ss
corts beiseseben. Gin seihidter Ntnenz
Snsenieur, Serr George Marie, truree Der
G1peottipn susetheiIt. Oielelbe perlisB
Sues am 81. Oidr5 b. 8 uno fam am
3. &pril in Moilah IN Ger 6itlthen &Ilie
bes &otben Merres, beim @olf bon Atcs
bu an Die Sifte niro DOR Snnern pss
9anoss ben elmer aus 9Drpbpr uno Ga
NIT beftetenben @ebirsstette Setrennt,
pel6e parallel nit Der See lduft. Wean
fano bort uufguhtbare, fsliiss St.ler,
welhe feline Rosli4tett elmer SaItrr a.
laflen; eleihpobl 3eigen b,elel6en unpe's
tennbare Spuren, oob ie in ldnsitperHoi<
fener 3sit bon elmer 3ehltet6en Ssp6lfe:s
uue bemobut morcen fem mptten. @rcBe
Stdote, niat aus 9etm aufsesaut, fp!e
Dies BET orabiihen Stdpteu 10 tiui3 boz
fcmmt, fonbern NIT Iolioem Mauerpsrf,
ME oies BET &6merbauten tets ppttommt.
Sunf Metlen LANCE 4quaoucte, usberr Re
sepolttaer Ssitunscn, finftli6e S:sn -
ale bieie 3etHsn etnes einItisen Wotl-
itancss cOniatirt @upltdn Button
IN fsinem 8eriHte Der @ruuo
hiefber baItebt mad ie!ner Nm
nahme BARN, ta6 bic 8erse srObe min .roz
lii6e S6dse beberbereen. DIE Ggpeeiz
ton fano @ plo uno sitter ; erlteres
i9eint tn ~seniesnber Aaense poraanben ju
Iein, um bic 8eptnnunss1rbetten reihli@
su loSnen. Quar-; uno Gblprit tommsn
neben benz @oloe sendu 70 Dor, wie bits In
ben @otbbiftr cten Suoameritas Der Ga0L
lit. Die Expedition priif:e forohI bus
Geit.in bu.h SHluifen, alS aud Zen
Sanb Der Sllfe burh 4uspuIhen, tn bets
ben ddqeu MT sutem Grfolse. GuH
| 9inn uub antimcn tpurben e~efunben, eben
10 finb aud an3eimen ben1ertt rcroen,
tpelAe ouf bas 0crhonpenieiu bon TirfiSs
utnen Ihliesen lafen. Sebe Der 5erft6rs
ten Stdbte bate thr Mtnenpe,t Ddmme
fur tos Nusrlf@en BON 6luBIune unb am
ae6rhrte Sellen truroen kdufis bemertt.
@eben. einftisen SDd6fen fanb mar nod
lS&la6en umherliesen. Bon Matnu (auf
ben eanbfartsn Rusna), Ter Snuptitapt
bes 9anbes Wibian, aufrpdrts ,u Dem
! Collie son Atoba, rptro bic @esenb BON
: 9apttdn Burton als aplohaltie besei&net ;
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Did. 0rauenfraae In Der antiReu
&NeIt..

Der eroee 8tilciCSt 9luto bate bic
Utuu BEN Waune e6enbirtis .3u matOen
beJpe6t, inbem er ieben ipesifi6eu rnters
i6ieD beieer @eihIehier teItritt uno nur
etnen srabuele-, ibrts lief; er tielt Die
Stau In allen Sti6en su benielben ees
idtdt, wie ben Nann, aud sur Staatss
perwoltuns n sum 9eerbienf. Sem
GROCER &lrale a~riftoteleS baeeeen lfeQt ais
e&ter 6slIene haS Wetb nett tiefer unter
benz Wlnn, a6er er petit tim naTir TN
Sanie Eeins etasne Sptdre Der Ebdtieteit
an, bte ulri@ieoen boa Der ees ManneS
lift uub In bic Der Meann ni6t etnsre,fen
bart. 8lotr hdlt eS fur cen toeoIiten Gu.
ttono, iuenn unter ben eiaentlimen GcG=
biirsern bic o~Dlitdnb:site Srauen,, Rtbs,a
uno @itersemeinihait tsfte6e unb tueni
10 Aue in. Der h66ffsn G,ntra&t oIs b,e
0enehen Elm uno beilslben SamiIp Ith
fioleE. Griff0teleS oepft oaseeen bod
bon Der &ht, bic er niht pbne 9,ebe utu;
er befdmpft tie 9oriHldee 8latc's nit
q ainben, b aus ber't,efit n &eu1tnis Der
Menihennatur et1ofer, nod heute seeen
allen Scetnltsmus uap ROmmunismus
praatltis fino
Stm seht auS RloiD's Bpri&ldsen Itott
Der bedbfhtisten h6hiten @intraht piel.
cte h6hite Yrptetraddt berpcr, unb BITE
8crpanoterliebe mus mad Tom ba ou5h5s
len, mo tie fh unter Eaufenos tbeilen lru,
ME Elm etHiieer Erupfsn BON Sib,e,
teit in elmer sro6en @afermeuse unmsrfs
Serltiebt. Damn pdren bic ih6niten
unb ebeIiten Tueenben, bic bss
Wotlthuns uno Der ebeltcheu Treue, rers
bannt aus Dem 8eten Der Meni4en, aud
Die @rfdbnins, boB fir ben eteenen
Bait uno fur has, mas @tnem sisentbim.
Ilb obl:e8e. etn ieoer NIT er66erem Glfsr
5u atbeiten ttIeee, in Der Snrae Ilr bas
y sneintrelen nur su letht Ger Sine iih
Nauf ben 9tueervn gu uetlalien ues
nei8t faD', uno oaB ibsr oaS, mas man
3smetniam benuseu uno sebrauHen Iclles
bic metiten S~treitisteiten unter ben Mens
!, en- ft6 erbeben. e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-14
Samiftenfe6en int Orient

Die 9olnsamie lit untsr ben Wufel>
mannern nint 10 hdufs, rpie ma in
Gutcpa sen6hnlt6 metut. Sur wenise
Der BohI6abenben hetrattsn itrei oher bret
6rauen ; Der Mittelffanb tann fte 9aif Der
oamit perbunbenen Aussaben niht ertros
gen /; aud i6eut er ben hdusli4eu I'M
frteoen, Der unausbleibItH 1T, rsnn bic
6areme niGt fssarat Rn6, baber lebt er
MELT In Wcncaamie. Dem WcsLem finb
eeIekrA pier Sr.uen erlaubt ; bie erffe BAT
bic ar5sten Ge@te. Pat iehoh nur cine
Der 6raueu 6inoer seboren pber aGIein bas
@tl6 setabt, pom etnem LANCE eriehnten
&naben sntbunhen ;u wsrben, 10 pFest fe
Gle 8epor;uste 3u ietn. - Da Der Wann
i.ine sutinfttse Srau unperf&Ietert boz Der
Traunns niht fshen oarf 70 iu&t i6m
ietne SHUTTER cber 4~nueruanbte cine 0es
mabltn. sic i@tlbert ihrem Sctne nber
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Ren5@H@es GIeno.

Man Sust, e8 Eel eos 1rbilb rieni&s
hb.n @lenes, trenn eiue ate Sunefer
itte 1lbueruussn NIT etneul ftuu1pfen
q liirmeifer ihneicet. 8ieIeidt mag Dtefe
Sehauptuns wahr ietn, aber elm anberes
Sdb lit wOhl fat e6eu,o erprelfen6, penn
mln ndmlid einsn Nann iiebf, Der In Der
actienliits left, oaB Spbir auf $3.50
It BIT. uuo er nit einem unbei@reiblihen
IelihtSauSorude tA an ben Sag ertns
ner'. an wel6em er feline Spht,s aetien fur
1851 taufie.
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MtttSo,,meruaMt.

Our@'s @stp6lt ote Sterne lauS@en
nno Der ellie Duff erpabt;
Wtlit eu mih, pie Ionit belauI@en
OunteIi@wile Sommernaht3
Oeiner Glfen Shpdrme trelIen
So6euo nteoer url. MID be-,
Op6 aut ihrs 3aubsrpeiien
Stnc th ntdt bic Gn'wnrt mebr.
ad, eS tptrb bon feinpm Sebnen
8drtlih mehr biss Ser3 betb6r,,
uno au8tei@ NIT ieinen T6rdntn
9ut ieiu Soften anfsehirt.
Nur mas emit 10 I46n mir heuhte
uno 10 ldmerslih ais 8srluf,
3teht wte IerneS Sliseeleute
Utir ertnnero bur6 Die 8raR.
6. @etbeL.
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Eer etmfteoIer bon eauenpnro.

Fer GtnfeoIer BON 2auenDura.
@as gilt mir Der 8orteien &f,
SIR Soiien uuo ibr 2ieben
SIN Often uirbelt 8uluerbampf.. -.
SD bdue &obl unb &i6en.
Gin Tbor, tper itets on 9Inbre bentt
nuo Inoern itets tit fr6bnis -.
Der @ Of b brano bat mid iiinsit aes
fr1ntt,
Ser 3d. II branb i6iert mid tpenis
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GoB?

UtJb
Doctor: 9 GoB -bas ltest bu, bns 1T
aufdQiserpsiie oatei trspirt. aber &e@t
babe Id bod sehabt, oab th bic Rusel
herausbrdhte.
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Der d I Sottor.

Doctor: @te haten niht slau6en mol:
len, 9err &utmsiisr, bas jd bic &ustl benz
Sdut herdus365e = Do LIT fiet
R,ltme,iter: Der Leufel! = limbs
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SSartiten u. 6eimfGtten

Die behen, biIItgften uno n d d n Harms
ldHoereten, .tueiGe lest gu u~erfduten finb. inb be Der
tidbeu Ntantfeta uu6 TN u5reIi6sn Sowa. gle
Deroeu sn ben gfnfttstten 8tSineungen ~bertanft. eI
8tnstub oes &dufgeI6es TT nebria nno anf Hennt4
freie Glienbahufabrt. O. foftet nnr etuen Gent an
elmer Boftarte Epe1eu Der Gin5elnbetten. nftsntragfn
g9er ietueu &dueH unb Bphnsrt bentit4 .9el9rispe
eini1idt, ertdIt mt Der nd&tten Bon nmiqnn Do
ftdnotge NtttbeiIuuaeH dber oteies aus8etet@uete ms
biniee 3axb.
q. EGnIor, 2dnbzG smmtH&r.
IaYt1eP % B Dearborn ctr. Chicago, SH
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18

On Sunday game was played here
between the Bonanza club of Vir-
ginia, and picked nine. Only five
innings were played. While the first
half of the sixth inning was being
played the Silver boys became dis
satisfied with the umpire, who in
sisted on counting in" men who
should have been counted out" 1t
is to be regretted that the game could
not be played to the end of the
ninth inning.
The game between the Young Ac-
tives of Gold Hill, and Lone Star club
of Virginia, which took place Sun
day near the Caledonia hosting
works, resulted in a victory tor the
former -23 to 10.
Saturday afternoon the Justice club
of Lower Gold Hill, and the Live
Oaks of this place. had match game
on the plaza, which resulted IN VIC
tory for the latter by score of 10 to
10. Taking into consideration the
size of the players, it was an excel
lent game. The following is the
score:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18
JUSTICE.
Democratic Primaries.

The results of the Democratic pri-
mares, held in Virginia City, Mon
day, will be found below. The
representatives chosen were as fol-
lows:
First Ward--John Cavanaugh, j.
Capuro. Ell Johnson, Terrence Tally,
Hugh Reese, Jacob Stefan, w. H.
Dixson.
Second Ward-A. B. Elliot, W.
Bitter. s. J. Walker, E. B. Stonehill,
J. c. Currie, DR.. H. Bergstein, P. j.
Dunno, George Thatcher.
Third Ward-V. Spaulding, John
Dinerger, P. H. Ford. W. II. Oliver,
Miles Finlan, Con. Sullivan, w B.
Ryan, Daniel Boyle, Morris Looney,
DR.. Conn, w. j. Sheridan.
Fourth Ward-John T. Riorden,
Slime Gallen, James Sayles, John
Burns, James Franklin, William
Krause, Edward Wood, Daniel s.
Sullivan.
The convention will be held at IL
NJ to-day, at Miners Union Hall, vir-
ginia,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18
District Court.
MONDAY, April 16, 1877.

HAt <A'Ah ~ AO'ss
Court met pursuant TO adjourn
mcnt, Hon. W. M. Seawell, District
Judge, presiding.
Caso OF the State of Nevada vs..
Thomas Mcdowell.
The defendant was brought into
the Court by the Sheriff. John
Powell, Jr., stated to the Court that
the defendant had no means with
which to employ counsel and that
it was his wish to have counsel ap-
pointed to defend him, whereupon
the Court appointed John Powell,
Jr.. to act us his attorney, and
further that the compensation of
said John Powell, Jr., be fixed at
$50. /.
The Clerk then proceeded to call
the names of the persons summoned
to appear as trial jurors, when thirty
five answered to their names as called
and were sworn and examined as to
their qualifications, the State being
represented by Geo. W. Keith. Dis
trict Attorney, and the defendant by
John Powell, Jr.
The venirc was exhausted, with the
following result: Seven remained in
the jury box, the State having exer-
cised two and the defendant three
peremptory challenges. The seven
jurors now on the panel are, however,
still subject to peremptory chal-
lenges, as they are not sworn to try
the cause.
A venire was then drawn in open
Court for seventv-five additional ju-
rOrs, returnable at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
Thursday, April 10th, to which time
the Court adjourned.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18

Saturday night another burglary
was committed in Silver City, and,
thus far, it seems probable that the
thieves will escape detection. The
perpetrators are perhaps the same
who have on previous occasions made
successful burglaries, besides various
unsuccessful attempts in our town.
Some of these efforts of late have not
been mentioned in TIE TINES lest
their publicity might thwart the
officers In detect ting the scoundrels
and bringing them to justice. But
these burglars appear to be experts
in the business and cover their tracks
90 sdroitly as to avoid detection and
arrest. How long this skillful gang
will 60 on burglarizing the place re-
mains t., be seen. We think all our
merchants should provide themselves
with double-barreled shotguns and
try the virtue Of cold lead if they
detect persons trying to effect an en-
trance into their stOres. If one bur-
glsr could be thus secured, dead or
alive, perhaps it might lead to the
breaking up the gang.
The burglary referred to above was
that of Charley Gross store, in a
stone building, and the entrance was
effected by cutting hole in the rear
wall sufficiently large for the passage
of small man. Two or three hun
dred dollars worth of clothing was
removed and the whole job % neatly
executed as to leave no trace to direct
the officers ON the track of the burg
lars. Constable Lester and Deputy
Hill worked diligently on the case all
day Sunday aud portion OF time
since, but are completely baff1ed, not
knowing where tn even hang suspi
cion. They believe, however, that
Cinnamon committed the burglary,
from the fact that small size clothing
was selected. In their search they
found that some Of the old mining
tunnels have sometimes been used
for the temporary abode of men, and
they say some Ut these tunnels are
well adapted as hiding places.
THIS is the second time Mr.. Gross
has received the visits of these un-
welcome intruders, the first occasion
being several months ago, when he
was despoiIcd Of goods to the amount
Of some hundreds of dollars. His
place Is perhaps the least guarded of
any in town, which fact Is Of course
known to the burglars.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18

Coop Movs.-Some time ago We
made mention of the former resi-
dents Of Ohio organizing themselves
into society in Virginia City, for
the exchange of sentiment. Since
the organization OF this society. we
have heard frequent mention Of na-
tiyes OF other States who are d-sir.
ous OF forming similar org~niza.
tions. We deem it move 10 the
right direction, and hope to see it
carried out 40 that there will be
at least thir,y-five societies the same
ss the Buckeyes 1t will certainly
be promotive OF good. Who will
move in the matterf
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18

"Now that the presidential con-
undrum is answered and business re-
viving," said lazy tramp to the
landlady of downtown boarding
house, ''let us return, madam, to the
generosity of former days" "Cer-
tainly," was the prompt reply, 'Just
put in that cord of wood, carry out
those barrels of ashes, beat three of
my carpets, and do some other tri-
fling chores and you shall have your
dinner and ten cents an hour extra"
He neither spoke nor uttered cry,
but slouched along up the street to
find a woman less endowed with ex-
ecutlve ability.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18
Republican City Convention.

The following named delegates
were chosen at the primary election
held in Virginia last Saturday: Fret
Wsrd-C. H. WilIiber, F. e. Lord,
4. Nye, J. C. Smith, David James, ].
M. Hsly aud Mr.. Warren. Second
Ward-wiIlialn Skyrme, Geo. Hatch,
l. NJ lsaacs, George A. King, Chas.
Mueller, Hank Smith and B. Am.
hurst. Third Wsrd-F. A. Tritle,
Frank Thayer, James BRAZIL, w. w.
Scoggin, G. L. Foster, Chas. William
sou, Charles C. Weine and Joseph 10.
sephs. John Gillig and John H,
Plate were tie for the ninth dele
gate. Fourth Waid-J. B. Stevens,
Lee Wentworth, Philip Reese, Daniel
Grant Fred Kline and John Barclay.
At the Convention held on Monday
the following candidates were nomi-
mated for city officers, the election to
take place May 7th:
Mayor--C. Derby.
Trcasurer-J. G. Hampton.
Assessor-R X. Bennett.
Tax Collector-Robert Gracy.
City Attoruey-T. A. stephens.
Chief If Police-Ben. Lackey.
Aldermcn-First Ward, A. v. Com.
stock; Second Ward, A. T. Waters
Third Ward, G. H. Kleupfer; Fourth
Ward, ID. II. Fraser.
The City Central Committee ap.
pointments are as follows: First
Ward, j. G. Smith; Second Ward
James w. Ornuorff; Third Ward, B
F. Wallace; Fourth Ward, o. p
Jones; Aember-at Large, George A
King.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18

New YoRK.--In San Francisco,
Saturday last, a decision was rem
dered in favor Of the New York Min
ing Company, in the suit brought by
certain stockholders of the New
York Consolidated Mining Company
to restrain the sale Of their stock for
delinquent assessment on the plea
that they had never consented to
the absorption of the one company
by the other. This much we clipped
from The Stock Exchange, but we
failed to learn what the decision was.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18
How to Run a Bachelor Cabin.

Following is II bill showing the
necessary current monthly expense
OF a bachelor cabin for two persons.
The bill rendered by the merchant
was picked up on the street. 1t will
be noticed that wet groceries form a
considerable part of the bill. We
give the items verbatim. The orig
NAL may be seen ut this Office:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-18

In the future we shall not report
"snide" games of base ball when the
score stands 80 to 4, nor will we even
mention games that show 80 to 80 or
thereabouts. The first we shall call
a whitewash, and the latter-welI,
time won't be called at all in THE
TIMES.