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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
FROM n. PLUMMRR, NJ. D., OF
AUBCRN, N. ii.

"Aiihoueh aveise 10 couniensneins patent
medicines. I cheerfully make an exception OF
your very excellent lung prspsrsiion- Dr. Wis
tar's Baisam Of wild Cherry. This preparation
hsvr used IN my practice for more than ten
year. past, and have always foupd 10 10 bs OF
more enectusl service than anything within my
knowledge. recommend u with the greatest
con1dsncs 70 those subject 10 coughs and pal.
monary complaints." BOLD By ell druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

TIM Yoangvorh oys,sr and Chop Hoass
No. u eouth Q street. Virginia City. 70 he
ssding estahlshuent 90 The ooustoek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

IAN Francisco. May 29-2:t0 p. -.
Yellow Jacket 81. Gould 4 Curry CO.
Alta c.. Utah D. Julia ~, Eureka Con.
&c.. Savage iOAs, i0s. Crown Point ) 10,
Beat a Belcher 49,. Julia =. Con. vir-
giniA 49,. Caledonia I %. oyerman ~.
Hale 4 Norcross ca Justice 4. Alpha iOA.
Bullion 4 Us. Con. Virginia 49,. Savage
i0t. Belcher 2G5. Julia =, Opnir $50.
sisrrs Nevada a.. EIehequera 90. Modoc
IL. California 4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

TIE Younsvorth oysssr aaA ohop Besss.
No. u south o sssst, wftnis CITY. 10 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

~ he 1 s
n..,,,.,,, A. NO., ,,., an.
1910. .,,-
-
80. A. a.. ~.
~
~ past "us 'nA -
mines A' ''uuA'
oP.uo'' 'us' "prsu" -"
W u 'ohs0''aAHu 'ns'n'A a
interruption 70 'he regular a,'u''
an"eipa'eu on mat account in mu
heeaeu rePaifs arc osins pu' -
Iu anednAiea ene's' .aa -
P" iii =.
~ 49, "a
800
''''on nv" w
'u.' P'e"'
o..'.,S-,nn.u,.
-. M. ON -,
-. =, -,
-, ,on.n,.
the extent Of which can only 30 found out
by prosecuting. Tho water IL all out Of
the 1000 level Of the Julis. and IL easily
handled and kept reduced. Two crosscuis
are commenced ct this interesting point.
and will 10 pushed forward - energeti.
eally as possible toward the good ore bo-
nanxa indicated by the diamond drill erplo-
~ration,. Work is, however. much impeded
by tho sufroeating heat. but this difficulty
will 10 overcome In . day or two by . new
| blower which IL being erected for that
-,pr,o.e Tbe hons of Juli. stock.
hol,i.r. a. v.li =. of The general pub-
n, ,. ,,rnin, h;yh in ,hi. u,t.sr.
and II sunsrin,endent Th.yer fail. 10
,,svs,on real bon.nx. Al tbis time
a.. w.,u.., a. =. ,v,.h., su,.,,n.
1900. ri, am, rh.,., ara b.iny 70.
- ~,,h .ro.,., ,n,.,s., ina, nov and
10 .i,hs, ~ ,h.m vi.h IN become United
s,.,.. senator ,hsv had bs,t.r aim ont .
-, ~. ,o...,. ,or,h~,,,
Savage sno"' s"s"' '"P'"'
prospec's' The drit on INC io'o ieVei 10
showing q good character OF quartz In iu
face which shows constant improvement
as further Advancement made.
The drht cast on he 1ioo 'e's'
|" s"Auhy advancing =" sON wv"
ing and good promising ground.
| Crown Point anal Belcbcr arc both pro-
,,...in, ~o,i 18th thar lac, e,plor.tions
SINS .-,
and VIII soon Dc oonhee'eu oy mu'uAi
drifting ON the $500 level. when with the
much needed air circulation thus secured.
.ro...,,,,ny ON that Ievel can be done In
-, .a..u,. .s..,.,.
DOM mines W 'no oe'' P's''
and good ore Developments made NOT only
po..ible but probable. The stone dam ON
-. ,-,o - n, Az. ysllov J.clet ia com.
80 =, a..
pleted' anu Is ehpee"u |" ho'a oSsA ao
heavy How OF water from the west
.o,,,rv" n, that mint. very ma.
.~-,-u. .u,..,,. an. CO., NJ n,mn-
''iA"y 'us
Ing. The BLACKSMITH ana maenine
shops ar, about being removed from the
a, a. m. nav .h.ft- and thu oil work.
"%n-'-.,~--,o, ,,,,,. -. .,.on,
VIII o o oe 'eha'''u " "'"' p'
perhaps, Tor explorations In the OH upper
workings Of tho mine.
R.lov VIZ give our regular weekly sun.
- =, An. a., anil mos, corr.c, mining
a......ia, ,.,,v.d from os,c,.I and
...-,.. A.. .,,,.,ion
- -. 80 nm 20 tho linn. "A
a,, ~" -. 49,. I..,,,. N.
49, 80 ~.,.ins rho
.N" ,.oo ,s.o .,,-so ,.,.,.
-. ~n,,. ,o,,n, n. o,.
-. ..,,o,m .h.s..,., .,a
IN -. ,.,o,,h,v 1.
o. :, -, Ala, .,
PorPuy'y wv
the 1850 level was softening and showing
| signs Of q near approach b the ore vein at
q a,.,o.l la, evening. and n In morn
" ''"N -,
than likely that uis urnt Nih
cut into the orc ~ hAt point to-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
MURRAY q LANmAN's FLORIDA
wATRR

Rrsrs q wonderfully eIhilarsting and rsffesh.
ing ipnuencs on evsy ons coming within is
range. and q Q Consequence. o. parties where 10
"A usd, me dancers 10 no fatigue, the con.
variation never nxs. all the mental powers
OF tbs guests being stimulated 10 9 nisnes'
dexree, mys Am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
KuRExA CONSOLIDATED.

Following arc tho latest Official letters
from Superintendent 70 the main ohices
| Of their respective companies:
xuRExA CONSOLIDATED.
r,,xv. ~, NJ "a is7s-w. W
Iuh.AN. tov., w;
uu.y.si' s' 81 Irrcis.o"n..
MlninE =, W.. H.. 49,
MT ~ usua. s"aoun' $500 ~. 49,.
ehiiAc'er rum 'no m,u an., uo -
week' Inv 1lo.pIoauo,us p1,. w
mine sie A,' ,oo..ns run' =. I'LL ~, .mo
ih sisn, no. I'LL, . ..... LID, ~
.ne' q, ~, ,sr"n.h hal ,n.L
oegn .ssan,S L., ws., a,;m h. hesn rnn
Inc sc.eh.h t.'. ~ oan taa, 49,, ~.
cisn' iees, anu " M. -" 1900 III
m nsAn 0r ~ ,.nnIo, ali In ia main
wcoA n.al 'u ssas ,.sornh , n~ srsda
crossen, MI .n,,a,aa nns ~. afr
oro, anu r,,a %,D,iina s,nss H. heen .nnl
o. tsa,. AMI IL now down asa feet below
tba nipth level. The ground IL stlii dry
and favorable for sinking. Tho west drift
on Inc ninth level has been run eight feet
In attained limestone. The east drift has
heen run N feet I'm favorable looking
orouna Tor ore.
The west DRIFT from No. crosscnt mas
Deen run ~ Iee,' lhoIel no onAnss y
.nc chAiA'N' "o s''""'
Por. ,,u,.... ,.vo hoo, In o,or.,ion
sou' ~ ~, 80 ,roancino M .ver.
aaI' ~ n' 80 !, nriIiap ,a. Az
81 TSo now Supn,se IL epmpIsied and Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
Z CONSOLIDATED.

II 10 the intsntion Of the X x Company
70 use the full capacity Of thsir machinery
In draining their mine Of The surplus
water. Another tank has been placed In
the hoisting compartment OF the .hait, and
win be used In conjunction with tho old
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
ward,
- ~

Sinking the main shaft Ia being pushed
vigorously forward. the bottom being In
good blasting ground. The rate oil pro-
grsss 10 two and ons-haf feet per day
Water does not trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
Crown Petus.

Tho south drift. from the bottom Of the
double winze on the $500 level 10 being
pushed vigorously forward to connect with
tho north drift which will DO started from
the Belcher to-day. on the same level. IL
will take but . very short time for these
drifts IN connect. when crosscutting the
entire $500 level Of the mine can DO car.
ried forward TO the greatest advantage.
There Ia nothing new to report OF the south
prospecting drift on the 500 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
CAlsdsata.
Overman.

The new plunger pump at tho 1000 sta
ton Ia In place and working nicely. The
excavation al this station for . stump ID
rapidly approaching completion. Tho oasl
drift from the 1000 station IL being pushed
rapidly toward tho ore vein. Sinking tho
winze below the 400 level 10 making good
progress. Notwithstanding . steady and
strong aow Of water. which keeps the
donkey pump steadily running. Sinking
the Joint Wine on the Caledonia line has
been temporarily stopped on account OF
tho steady. strong dow Of water. Tho "asi
drift on the 100 level 10 steadily advanc'
lug through . splendid body Of quartz
which shows little or no ore ~ yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
RieVpa Nevada.
Msxtcaa

Tho retimbering and enlarging OF
connecting drift with the Sierra Nevada
on the 1000 level has already greatly i'm
proved the cir circulation In both the
Mexican and Union Consolidated. The
main north lateral drift which 10 o
being run on the 1000 level II making
good progress. This drift 10 being run In
. direct line parallel with tho vein. and
will form . base for prosecuting the entire
vein TO the eastward. When completed u
will b $50 feet shorter than the old drift,
which had been run 90 crooked aud wind
ing that u Vas utterly useless - . working
base. The Joint east drift IN tho Union
Consolidated line Ia making good progress.
the face In porpLyry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

Cleaning out and repairing the north
drift on tho 400 level. which connects
with the Savage mine at that depth. 10
making about A. per day. tho heat being
intsuse and progress necessarily very allow.
The pumps have been running steadily
during the week and to-day the water 10
down thir,y.thres feet below the 2ioo
station.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
Alta.

Tho prospecting drifts on the 1850 and
1850 levels are being pashod vigorously
ahead 10 open up the orc vein. which,
when accomplished. will lay bsres large
portion Of the orc vein ready, when.
ever Il 10 desirable 70 do 30. 70 commence
the extraction Of orc. Al the same time
sinking the main shaft 10 being pushed
steadily downward. 70 open and prospect
the ii5O level. The rock In the bottom
blssts quite hard and the dow Of water 10
quite strong, but IL easily handled BY Ne
pumps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

The south drift on the 1850 level 10
steadily advancing toward the south line.
the face In favorable vein material. East
erosscut No. 4 on this level. COO feet south
Of the main shaft. 10 being advanced. the
face In ledge matter. The new watcr tank
at the 1850 station 10 completed. The
northeast drift on the 1l50 level 10 being
driven rapidly ahead. the face In hard
blasting porphyry. The machinery 10 all
in good running order and working
smoothly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
raiiRssta


Daily yield. 400 o Of ore. The ore
Slopes GU tho 1000. iG5o and 1850 levels
Afford no material change 10 note. but are
each yielding their nsual quota OF rich ore.
The east drift on the 1850 level 10 steadily
advancing. tho face in perfectly dry
ground. and will complete . connection
with tho 1850 station Of the ca @. shan
a week from to-day II nothing happens TO
N DELAY. The south drift on the 1850
level running to connect with the north
drift from the Beat 4 Beleher Wine on The
south line VI the Consolidated Virginia. u
making steady progress. The uprAiso De-
tween the 1850 and the 1870 lsvsls b CON-
pleted, ami 10 vastly benefitting the entire
air circulation Of all the lower levels OF the
mine. Tho north drift on the 1850 level
will reach the northern ore body today OF
tomorrow. The north drift on the lc50
level is making the usual lair rats OF pro.
gress total length. 25j feet. A drift east
from this lateral drift Ia being run 70 con-
meet with No. 4 crosscut. 10 better venti-
late the orc Slopes. Repairing the north
lateral drift on the leo level 10 mailing
good progress. The north lateral drift on
the 1900 level 10 also being repaired. many
Of the timbers being badly crushed The
frst section % the repairs TO the Consoli-
dated Virginia shaft. reaching from . depth
Of 500 feet TO the surface. will bs com-
pletcd by saturday next A soon - this
X done another section will b startsd.
commencing ct the 1900 level and working
upward. sinking the G. q Q. shaft 10
making the usual rate OF progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
UsIos Ceassiidased.

The work Of charging the connecting
drift with tho Sierra Nevada on the 1000
level. which 10 still going on. 10 greatly
b~eneating the entire mine 70 that Depth
aud will o enable the workmsn 70 per
form nearly double the amount Of work,
Tho Joint east crosscut on The Mexican
north line IL now Ia . distance OF $50 fest'
the face still In blasting porphyry. carry.
ing lively.looking streaks OF quarts. ISIS
now In . distance Of $50 feet from The
north line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
New Yspk.

The shaft has reached . depth OF o feet
below tho 100 level. aud Q large working
station In being cut ont at that depth. pre-
paratory 10 starting . drift eastward 70
crosscut and prospect tho on vein. The
opening OF this level 10 q CONTAMINATION
much 70 DO desired. - the good ore pros
pscts found on the level above strongly
confrm the belief that the HOO. when
opened, will prove . paying lsvsl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
Isutro Tuasei.


Following arc the latest Official letters
from Superintendent 10 the main offices
Of their respective companies:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
The Georgia MinstreIs.

"H'Yah! h'yah 7" is the CHASTITY
laugh which now nightly resounds
through Piper's Opera House. 1t is
refreshing, after having for years wit
messed the negro minstrelsy of white
men, to see nature itself-for this
troupe consists of true, pure, unadul-
terated darkies who reproduce upon
the stage plantation scenes to the life
and render some really fine vocal and
instrumental music. They introduce
the novelty of six end men-three
tamborines and three "Bones." To
see one of the latter tom McIntosh)
open his mouth is worth the price of
admission-not into his mouth, how
ever, for although it is large enough
to admit an ordinary-sized individual,
it might be dangerous venture.
The banjo duet and dancing of the
Bohee Brothers, to which they fur
nish their own music, is splendid, and
the solo of James is the finest we ever
listened to. The jubilee chantings Of
the quartet must be heard to be APP
preciated. They give matinee this
afternoon, and their closing perform
ance this evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
The other Side Of the Story.

Tom Watts, a half-brother of Cap
tain Pages, of Virginia, claims that
an injustice was done that gentleman
In the last issue of the TIMES, in the
item relating to the reception ten
dered to the Carson Guard. On the
occasion in question, Mr.. Watts says,
the literary exercises had been ar
ranged by the Carson Guard, and as
they were the guests of the Wash
ington Guard, the latter and their
friends were in duty bound to allow
the programme to be carried out,
even though by so doing the dancing
had to be interrupted-to the dissat-
isfaction of those who did not care
for the literary exercises. Mr.. Watts
says that he was present on the occa
sion, aud under the circumstances,
he does not see how Captain Page
could have done otherwise than he
did. Mr.. Watts is an old newspaper
man, and reliable gentleman. The
above statement is made as matter
of justice to Captain Page.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
s1,25O,OOo.
The Value Of All Glasses Of Prop.
erty in Lyon County-The Ont.

The Value Of All Glasses Of Prop
erty in Lyon County-The Ont
look.
The total valuation of the real and
personal property in Lyon county
during the fiscal year 1877-78, as re-
turned by the Assessor, is 81, 029,771.
This amount will probably be in
creased by about 100000, by the
Board of Equalization. The total
tax levied will therefore be about
$4,000. Last year the total valua-
ton of real and personal property
was $1,427,943, Oh which the tax
levied was $1S,563 20. There will
therefore be falling off of fully
$1,000 in the taxes this year. As the
bills allowed to date exceed $4,000
there will undoubtedly be deficit
this year, but it will be quite small.
This deficit will be due to the general
shrinkage of all property values, and
the shutting down of many mines
which were worked last year. Next
year there will be no deficit, as many
mines now idle will probably be
worked, the Lyon County Railroad
from the Mound House to Aurora
will probably be constructed, and
the rates of taxation on all classes
of property will be reduced to a
considerable extent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

pen along, see the dummy, think it
is drunken individual, and proceed
to pick it up, when the boys put in
an appearance.
The Board Of Equalization of
Lyon county have fixed the valua-
ton Of the road-bed of the Virginia
q Truckee Railroad, for assessment
purposes, at $4,000 per mile. This
.is y, 900 per mile less than last year.
1t is stated in local stock circles
that, in Virginia, one day last week,
Johnny Skae offered to bet Charles
Forman, superintendent Of the Over
man, $4,000 that Sierra Nevada
stock would go to $4,000 before it
ceased in its upward career.
Never before has an ore strike in q
Comstock mine proved of such great
benefit to the masses of the people
as the last Ophir development. Here
tofore, when a discovery was made
in any mine, the officers of
the company controlling that mine
were informed of it days and even
weeks before the public heard any
thing about it, and when the facts
leaked out the stock would already
be gobbled up by the insiders and
selling at fancy prices. That a diff
ferent state of affairs has prevailed
this year is due solely to the unre-
Quilted efforts of the newspaper men
of the Comstock. '~ go ''- so
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
A TAILINGS BONANZA.
A Rich Strike In the Carson River
Working Out an Old Tailings
and Slime Deposit.

Ruel, Jason and Welcome Lothrop
have struck genuine tailings bo-
nanza in the Carson river, at the foot
of Main street, Dayton. AT that
place there is quite an accumulation
of old mill tailings and shines da-
ting from the early sixties, when the
ore was very rich and was hardly
ever worked up to 60 per cent. of the
assay value, and when, owing to the
defective process, considerable
quantity Of quicksilver and ANAL
gam was lost. This stuff was then
turned into the river from the old
Sweetapple and Sutro mills, and
floated down to the bend near the
bridge, where it accumulated against
the partial dam formed by the bend,
until the deposit attained depth of
several feet and extended half way
across the river. This is the deposit
which the Lothrop brothers are now
engaged in retaining. They first
built small wing dam in the river
by piling sand bags out from the
banks, and then commenced shovel
ing out the stuff. 1t is blackjack
ing earth, so rich in quicksilver and
amalgam that when the sun strikes
the pile of dirt in the morning The
reflection of the light from the quick
silver globules is actually dazzling.
AS the stuff is shoveled out it is di-
vided into two piles. One of these
piles contains the tailings proper
which are worth an average of 500
per ton, and are taken then and
there by the Lyon mill company,
who guarantee a net yield of at least
so per cent. The second pile is
formed of the shines containing
quicksilver and smalgam. This
pile is so rich that the Lothrop broth
ers have refused all offers that have
been made for it thus far, and pro-
pose to sluice it out themselves, or
work it with long tom. At pres
ent three men are working at this
new bonanza, the highth of the wa
ter interfering with the work; but in
a couple of weeks the river is ex-
pected to be much lower, and a
force of men will then be put to
work building dam half way
across. When this dam is in,
it is expected that each man en-
ployed will be able to take out at
least three tons of stuff per day that
will net $50 a ton. This new indus
try is likely to prosper along the
Carson river, as none of the old mill
tailings have been reclaimed yet,
and there must be hundreds of thou
sands of tons between Empire and
the Sink.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
ANOTHER NEW DISTRICT.
Where Four Lodges Of High Grade
Ore Can be Traced for Miles.

Lie. Van Aukin and T. F. Keith,
the discoveries of the mineral wealth
of Red Canyon, have apparently
again stumbled upon new mining
district. This time, however, 1t is
about $50 miles east of Silver, and
40 miles this side Of Austin. There
are four lodges between three and
six feet in width, which can be
traced on the surface for miles. As
says Of piece from each ledge went
as follows; 1881 go, $575, $s1.80,
e319.80. The discoveries say that
now they know the looks of that ore
they can select $4,000 ore from al
moot any part of the groupings of
either ledge. The country seems to
be virgin ground, as not pick
mark could be seen on either of the
hedges when discovered by Messrs.
Van Aukin and Keith.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
Why Is the Dsney Idle?

The ways Of the mining manipu-
lator are past finding out. In the
Dsney mine there is strong, wide
ledge Of ore most of which will pay
for milling, yet the property has
been allowed to remain In idleness
for nearly two years. The CONTROL.
Ing powers Of that company must
either be very wealthy or engaged
ip . game Of "freeze. ss3 a,H
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
Sprained His Ankle.
William Brown stepped on a bow

William Brown stepped on bowl
der, while crossing Main street, in
Dayton, last Thursday afternoon,
and badly sprained his right ankle.
He suffered such intense pain that
he tainted in the street, and had to
be carried into his lodgings at the
Union Hotel. With proper care he
will be all right again in a week or
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
Go and Register.

Only 1875 voters have so far regis
tered in this city. As but sixteen days
remain for registering, all who wish
to vote at the coming election should
not delay any longer.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05


butcher shop in this city, resides in
Stockton, and lie has prevailed upon
his brother to move his family there.
Stringers Of ore are becoming fire.
quent in the face of the east,drift on
the GOO level of the Lady Bryan mine,
and appearances seem to indicate the
proximity of the ore body encoun-
tered on the upper levels. The last
level partly opened up was the $50.
A considerable improvement is there
fore exptceed on the 600.
The weather has softened down
considerably, during the past few
days, and we are now in the midst
of Indian summer. In view of the
fact that for two weeks previously
we had been getting fore-taste of
the winter storms, we think we can
stand great deal Of the present
kind Of weather. Hope the Indian
summer will last until spring.
The boys around town have a new
racket They take pair of old
overalls, jumper and an old hat,
stuff the whole with straw, aud place
it in plain view on the sidewalk, but
out of the light. Persons who hap
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
FOR DAYTON:

For School Trustees u. A.
SMART, JOSEPH PURSLEY, and
A. J. BARRETT.
For Justice OF the Paced. F.
NORTON.
For CONTEMPORARIES M.
MOTLEY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
FOR SUTRO:

For School Trustees-WILLIAM
TOBIN, MICHAEL KELLY, and
JOHN BLUETT.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
~FoUND!w

VyHE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BUY
u for cash,