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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
TO THE
LYON LODE. AMERICAN MINING com.
PANY'S NINE.
NOTICE No. AO2.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
Carson CITY, NEVADA.
NOTICE No. AO2.

CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
May u, 1879.
N1orrCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN the AMERICAN MISIso COMPANY, by
CdArles II. Aitken. Jr.. Agent. whose Post
Office address 10 Silver City, Lyon county, Ne
vada. has this day fled its application for .
patent for twenty-five hundred t2500) linear
feet Of the Lyon Lode. American Compsny's
Mine or vein bearing gold, silver and other
metals, with surface ground two hundred t20O)
feet In width, situste, lying and being IN
DEVILS Gate and Chinatown Mining District,
County of Lyon and state Of Nevada. and
known and desi mated by the field notes and
ofi isl plat ON ie in this Office ~ lot No. 1856.
In Township l6. North Range 81 East OF
Mount Disbio Meridian. the exterior boun-
daries Of sAid Lot No l36 being 81 follows,
to-wit: Variation l6 y" e., beginning ct post
No. In . road on the South boundary Of the
Table Mountain U. 8. Snrvey No Is, whence
bear o witness post msrked American Go. No.
! U. 3. Survey No l36 witness post .. 81 w.,
distant 10 feet, tue 3. e. corner post Of the
Table Mountain U. 3 Survey No. Is bears N.
81 E., dis ant 100 feet, the s. h. corner Of
section =, In r. Id, N. 81 T., n. d. NJ bears
s. 25kS E., distant l.0iS feet; and running
tlelc.. from aid corner NJ. l. LIST course. N.
81 4. 1853 feet co )st No. 2; the ce, I'd course,
s. 10 i0i Z. 81 feet 10 post No. 8; thence, III
Course: ). 2ss W. 507 feet to post No 4; thence.
4th eour.., ) I3io ". 7J fc-t 10 post No /; ;
thence. 5tn ,uee 9. 8. +%e n l.23i feet /, post
M. %, tIs.ic Otu Hpufrc, .. OH " ~ iNo icet
Gro . lode line 100 fset to post No. I; theme,
7th oirse, N ~ W. t237 feet to post No. 8 !;
tasnce. sth course. n. l3is' 4 100 iest 10 post
No y; thense, 9th course, n. 2S'E. 5I4 feet to
corar No. /, the pla 80 II beginning; contain
ing 10 1i.i03ihs acres. Bearings expressed
from tne true meridian magnetic variation
1919 L. Survey made to confprin with the
r.cpri Of ,ca ion witnesses to T. idsbttiy
her ,si h pres-nt ID. The improvencns con-
sist In n tunnel. ths kmericsu Mining Com
pany's tunnel. axceedin Que tn us'n1 81 .0OOl
dollars in vsiue This claim IL bounded on
the North by the Table iountain, on the East.
South aud West by unknown claimants.
rhs location Of his mine ~ dufy recorded
In the Recprier's ofiics at Dsyton. lyon
county, Nessds in Book d, pages 400 and 407.
Of Nining records.
Aly ,nl al parsons claiming adversely any
portion OF ssid Lyon lode. American Mining
OJmpauys inine or sail mining ground ~
,harei b ,f,r. de or bed. are required to file
the n sivsrse claim with the Register ~ he
United States Land ofh,. At Carson City. In
the state of sevsds. during the sixty days
period II publication hereof. or they Will be
barrel by virtue of the provisions Of the
Statute U N. iARRI5. Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
PROPOSALS WANTED.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR MAKING A
- Lsif.mile Of road near the Rocky Point
mill, bstweea Dayton and Sutro, will be re.
c. ived Ut the Office Of the Clerk OF the Board
of County Commissioner, In Dayton. Lyon
county. Nevsda, until the next regular meet
ing of the said B ard
Two bridges will be required to be erected
in mafins the road.
Plans and specifications will be on hle in
the Clerks office on and after the 18th instant.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
Br order Of the Board Of County Commis-
sioners. is. DALLAS. Clerk.
Dayton, New, July z. 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
M. WERTHElMER,
TOBACCONIST

NONsTANTLY ON HAND THE FINEST
u and bes. selected stock Of the most pop.
ulsr brands Of imported and domestic Cigars
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, genuine
Meerschaum and Amber goods of every de-
scription Playing Cards. Tobacco Pouches.etc
90 South Q st.. Virginia Nev.,
And 5ls Front Street. San Francisco. Cal.
~N D -.The trade supplied at lowest
market rates and orders promptly executed.
suS1.u
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
IN the DISTRICT COURT
Third judicial DleerIot a.
the State Of Nevada, In
and for the County
Of Lyon.
efArs Or NEVADA. !.
County Of Lyon.

VoO0ty ~ Ayou. ]
UVHE STATE or NEVADA s1spD 70
IL EDWARD WILLIAMS uoet1ng: You
are hereby summoned to appear n - aetioa
commenced against you - defendant -
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS :. nlatnH9 = The
in and for the County Of Lyon. otsle ef ne.
vada. st Dayton. In said county, ana aasWss
the complaint therein, which y e. 1lo WI
the Clerk Of said Court, within tsn days -
the service on you Of this euDmp01 (enet$
sive Of the day Of ssrvicel. Y served y ~
county but within said Distyiet. asd N ~
other cases forty days: q judgment ~ d.
fsult will be taken against yous aooce41ng -
the prayer Of the said complsiDt.
The said sction 70 brought for 6eepee q
dissolution Of the bonds Of nA(einsaV
Elizabeth williams on the ground of v1liful
desertion. And for cause the saad E1isAbeth
Williams alleges thst on q about ~ ssvsntA
day OF July. A. D. ls11. you. without cause,
willfully deserted and abandoned the ~
sinus 20 to wiii.uily ana Without W ssass y e,
sert snd abandon The plaintiff. and wttAeQe
cause or reason 10 10 i've separate md fEo0
her and against her will. Wish and coassut.
And the said action d further beuuSAt thst
the custody Of the minor children b awarded
to the plainti0. for IN equitable and tuse pro.
counsel fee. costs and disbuzssmsnts q tA,s
action.
And you are further notiAsd thaA ~ ~
fail to appear and answer the said compla1nt,
the said plaintiff will apply 70 the Court to-
the relief prayed for In hse complaint anA
take judgment accordingly. besldeo eesta. q.
pepsee and counsel tees.
In testimony whereof I. J. .. Dallas. havs
hereunto Get my band end amxed Ne seal q
taid Court. tuis wsnty.fourtA 1av of July,
A. d. 1879. J. .. DALL.Ao,
Clerk Of the District Court Of tAs zhl11
fsxAL.l Judicial District. Nevada.
By JoIx Loz1noP, Deputy Clesk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
Caiedonlan Cup,

A handsome. solid. sterling silver vase cup.
richly engraved and elegantly designed-a
gem Of ast--as the frat pIixs .or the team
max .ng the most points. Shooting 10 be con-
Quoted according to the rules Of the United
States National NiGe association. Distance,
400 yards. Each man to have ten rounds. Az
. second prize to the above the Club gives
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. gold coin, to the
team making the second best score.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
APPLICATION TO MAKE FINAL
PROOF.


June 80. 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IL following-nsmed settler has hled notice
OF his Intention to make Anal proof In sup
port of his claim, and secure hnal entry
thereof at the expiration Of thirty days
from the date of this notice. viz: RICHARD
COLEMAN, Presumption Declaratory state.
,nent No. 1, ,Ss5, for the W. y Of 8. W. \ OF
Sec. 20, aud W. y Of N. W. u of Sec. 80 T. IAN.
OF X, 26 e. NJ u. M, AMI names the following as
his witnesses, viz: JAMES MERRiTT OF Els.
merslda county, Nevada. and EBENEzER
MILLER, of Esmerslda county, Nevada.
@. N. HARRIS. Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
A Solid silver Cup,

Presented by JOHN ROTHENBUCHER. will
be given % : prize. to be competed for with
breech-loadine shotguns. using the Shelton
auxiliary rife barrel. Distance, 100 yards;
ten shots. Oh hand; free 70 all persons own
ing one of the Shelton auxiliary ride barrels.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
MINING AND Engineering.

~ . in cooperation with Society Of En
Rtnsers, Ia publtshipaa mpnth;v journal. THE
EN0tIKER OF The PACtFIC. devoted TO
the I'D 'sncement VI Mtnina. Engineering, NJ
Oh snicsl Arts, ct, II 10 conducted on ssrictly
teisnhae principles and Tie price. u 10 per
tssr.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
SUITS FOR DELINQUENT
TAXES.
State Of Nevada County
Of Lyon, District or
Prosecuting Attor.
ney's once.
NOTICE. or SUITS CONuENCID.

Hvo THE FoILowIN0.NAMIDD
Il ants and all oWnss Of. or claimants 70,
the real estate and Improvements tAegooo,
hereinafter described, known o. unknown:
You are hereby nottAed that suits have bsea
commenced In ths Justice Court tof p. !.
Harkin. Justice Of the Peacs) Of Silver CitV
township. Lyon county, Nevada. By the
State Of Nevada. plaintiff. aAAinst each of
the defendants hereinafter named, end eoeA
Of The following mines, tracts and PARCELS q
land. with the Improvements thereon, end I'll
owners Of OF claimants 70 The aame. Known
or unknown. to recover the tan dsl1nlusesy
assessed to said defendants aeainse said vsop
er'y for the fscal year Of le1e. End thas .
summons has been duly Issued IN oacA cnoe;
and you are further notified that unless yo0
sppear and answer the complaints nlsd u ~
cause on or before July 10. 1s7s. ct IL \. T.,
judgment will be taken against you aod ~
real estats and inpfovements lsesin -.
scribed foS.the amount Of ta1e6 aad 6elil.
quenciss specified. and costs Of sait y esah
case.
South End Mining Company,
And all the hosting works and machinery, 100
yards east Of v. +. B. R.Co., and improve.
ments-all situate. lying and esing n Lyea
county. Nevada. Amount n sll. "a I'm.
JOHN R0wxxL. JR.,
District Attorney. Lyon county. Nevada.
IA. Cooxx,
Sheriff Of Lyon county, Nevada
Dayton, June ;. 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
Tho Prizes

Are now on exhibition at MtNNlN0B Jew.
elry store, ON south @ street. Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
CALIFORNIAN PICNIC.
FOURTH aRAHD ANNUAL
e p &c N I G.! 3
CELEBRATION OF CANES
VIRGINIA CALEDONIAn CLUB
WILL 7Axx PIAoB At
Treadway's Ranch, Carson,
on
Saturday, August 8, 1879.
Committee ON Games:
A. G. MCKENZIE, T. GEDDES,
d. J. MCINTOSH, A. ]. MCDONALD,
r. LEIsK.


I. Throwing the Heavy Hammer weight,
twenty-one pounds. Two prizes.
2. Throwing the Light Hammer weight,
fourteen pounds). Two prises.
8. Putting Heavy Stone weight. twenty.
two pounds. Two prizes.
Z. Putting Light Stone weight. fourteen
pounds. Two prizes.
5. Short Race (loo yards). for members Of
the Club only. Thee prizes.
Q. Sack Race. Two prizes.
Z. Standing Jump. Two prises.
9. Three.Lesged Race tseventy ave yards,
One prise.
.. Running Jump. Two prizes.
10. Runnii 6 High Lesp. Two prizes.
II. vaulting with Pole. Two prizes.
70. Tossing the Caber. Two prizes.
Is. Four.Hundred.Yar Race. Two prizes
IA. "Tug O. War;" between twelve married
and twelve single members OF the Club (Csp-
tain narrower. Bachelors Captain Drysdsle
Benedicts). One prize.
Is. Young Ladies' Race (seventy.nv ysrds)
Two prizes. No fec.
10. Ladies' Race tnfty years and over).
One prize. No fee.
II. Old Mems Race (nfty years and over)
One prize. No fee.
10. Boys Race fourteen years and under)
Two pnzes. No fee.
10. Girls Race fourteen years and undsrI
One prize.
20. wheelbarrow Race tbliud udfolded. 100
yards). One prise.
q. Grand Firemen's Tournament, with
hose carriage, to be contested by teams from
the various fire companies Of the state, each
team to consist Of TWELVE NEN-dtstance. 400
yards. One prize.
%. Firsmsn's Second Race. with jumper.
Ono prize.
%. Ladies' Archery three arrows each; dis.
lance. nifty feet). Two prizes.
In addition TO the shove gamea teams,
consisting Of twenty men each. from the
various military companies OF the State will
compete for the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

VUVRAINs OF THE v. 4 T. RAILROAD
Il will run - follows:
For San FrAncisc0--Every night ex.
cept Saturdays leave Virginia at 8 r. H.; 0old
Hill, 6:l0; Mound House. 6a5; Carson. ! IS |:
Steamboat, 6:27; Reno. 905; Truckse, II; 6ae-
ramento. Cos \. n; Vallejo, $40. arriving In
San Francisco at l1:lO.
For Carson and Reno-Lesvs VII
einia at sl6 a. NJ. and arrive In Csrson sts 80
For Carson tAfternoon) Leave Virginia
at 2:45 r. u.
Time of Arrival In Virginia.
Trains leave Carson at l2i5 and ?. H., and
arrive In Virginia st rs and Gas =. y.
The California express reaches Carson 81 sSs
4. ~. and arrives in Virginia st lo'A0A.N.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
ee2. SILVER CITY, NEv. SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, 1879.
County Auditor and Treasurerss
Report.

6STArENKNT OF THE COUNTY AUDI
- Tor and Treasurer Of Lyon County. News.
d., to the County Commissioners Of setd
county. for the quarter ending Juns %.
4. D. 1879. inclusive.
April !, 1879, csah IN
TfAA6ufv IN funda A VoP
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02

In addition TO the shove gamsa teams.
consisting Of twenty men each. from the
various military companies Of the State will
compete for the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15
ECHO POETRY.
CONTRIBUTED BY =. 8.

ID an historically interesting specimen oil
..to poetry perhaps your readers may not dis
sssa TO see presented In your columns the fol-
VI tau,nc translation from the French. The
srioinal publication exposed Palm, Of Nurem-
Sarr to trial BY court-n artial and lot as Brau
4 an in 1877. A severe punishment for a faw
2.sho rhymes. It Is entitled
BonaDGsae and The Echo.
+ Bon.-Alone an 60 this seauesterea spot, not
80 overheard. s,NN
EN- ene r'bdeathI who answers me? What being IL
- there 6igh? =
Bcn.--Now. Y Euessl T. report my accents
4 Feho-Ask
Ron.- Knowest thou Ii London will continue In
\ 80 resist -
Eeho-Resist.
~ ~ Whether Vienna and other courts will
- oppose me al1rays9 80
60 Heavensl what must 4 expect after an
many reverses2
Il Ffho-R eyerses:
Bon bD Why shall I Ike q coward vile. TO com
rcho-fseduced.
Bo Bon After 90 many exploits be forced to rest
-, tuition?
Teho-Restitution,
Bon Yield up, all have rot By true heroic
feats and martial address
Boz Boz What win result from 50 much toll and
Echo Trouble,
Bon What will become of my people. already
VI too unhappy
Eeho-Happy. z. ...5.
Bon. What shall theG. be. that think myself
immortal?
Eeho-Morta..
Son,-The whole world liz filed with the glory
Of my name. you know.
Eho-No. s.@
Bon Formerly It's fame struck this vast globe
with terror.
Echo Error. %.a&&
Bon.-Sa Echo. begonel IRrow infuriatel I
diel
Echo-Diel g
Napoleon excused himself OF the execution
Of poor Palm. q bookseller. by saying that It
WIS by the order OF Davoust that Palm was
,saized tried and shot. "'S
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15
MAYS TERRIBLE SUSPENSE.
Hanging 1000 Feet Above the Ar
kansas Rapids.
His Hair Turning White in an Hour Of Nor
tai Peril-His Sensations at the Time
Of the Ohange-A Vision Of his
Long Dead Mother. =
Denver Tribune.]

Charles May and his brother Robert, In the
spring of 1870, offered to pass 10000 railroad
ties down the Arkansas from the mountain
source. He says: "Our offer was accepted,
when we started into the upper entrance Of
the canon with a large skiff provided with
six days provisions and 200 feet Of rope, with
which, by taking a running turn around some
firmly planted object, we could lower our
boat hundred feet at time. In this way,
at the end Of three days. having set adrlft
TO the Royal Gorge. Here we discovered that
an attempt to descend the first waterfall with
two IN the boat was certain destruction, and
10 return was impossible. Accordingly de-
termfned to lower my brother down the fall
10 the boat, distance Of 200 feet, gave him
the rope and let him take the chance Of the
canon (life seemed more certain In that direc-
tiOnl while would risk my physical ability
to climb the canon wall, which was about 1000
feet high
about 10 o'clock III the morning / shook
hands with my brother, lowered him In the
boat safely to the foot Of the fall, gave him the
rope and saw him no more. Then throwing
aside my coat, hat and boots and stripping
the socks from my feet, I commenced my
one or two hundred feet, only to be compelled
to return to try some other way. At length,
about 4 o o'clock In the afternoon reached a
height upon the smooth canon wall Of about
thousand feet. Here my further progress
was arrested by q shelving ledge Of rock that
jutted out from the canon side d foot or more
10 advance was without hope; to return, GER
tain death. Reaching upward and outward
grasped the rim OF the ledge with one hand
and then with the other, 10 = feets Tipped from
the smooth side OF the canon, and my body
hung suspended In the air throusand feet
above the roaring waters Of the Arkansas.
AT that moment looked downward to
measure the distance / would have to fall
when the strength OF my arms gave out A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15
NOBLE SEATS.
How Two Yankees Behaved at Versailles.

Louis Blanc told the following In recent
conference at Troyes: One day arrived at
Versailles before the opening Of the session.
An usher informed me that two persons
w Wish TO 70 see me- saw the visitors; they
type. who presented themselves to nue. as 1ln-
known friends They had read nv books
Ihey SAID and wished particularly to see me.
thanked them, and then, thinking that they
probably wished to attend session. offered
them seats. eAs-oe-
No" they said: all we want is to see the
chamber where the sessions are held"
conducted them tnither. AS soon as thew
nad entered, without even casting rapid
glance around TO take In the appearance Of
the chamber, they asked: n
Gould you show US NJ. Gambetta's seat?''
Much surprised at this curiosity, neyer-
tneless aceeded to the desire Of my Yankees,
and pointed out to them the place where M.
Gambetta, who had not yet become the Presi-B
dent OF the Chamber, habitually sat. There
upon the two Americans, one after the other
eoolly, .sedately, methodically, with closed
lips, serious air and fixed looks, like men en-
manding precision, sat down on the chair. rose
and sat down again, one after the other, az il
they We're testing the frmness of the seat.
Stupefied, watched the scene, striving To un-
derstand this singular manner Of visiting the
KEGS, asked me:
m. Louis Blanc, will you have the GOOD.
ness 70 show us your seat also Z"
Curious to watch their conduct at my seat.
i lea mem 70 u. Without opening their lips
they went through the identical performance.
rising and reseating themselves, each one in
MS turn, like two gymnasts repeating an ex-a
ercise. - -
When 1t was over. each drew from his
pocket a memorandum book and wrote q
Chamber Of Deputies, Versailles. Sat ia the
chairs OF the Honorable Messrs. Gambetta
and Louis Blame, Deputies" 4s-Ts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

Inc ne British peers who are at present own
t eas 9. race horses, and who take an active in
s .s "a norse-raeing, are the Dukes OF West
;1,ntsa ana Hamilton, the Marquis Of Hart
y Milton, Rosslyn, Cork, Fitzwilliam. Seton,
2 ntrsatnmqre. Yisoount DupplIn and Lord
Y lVlan. n 1864 the jockey club had as mem-
oers tn-enty priyy ouneillors, OF whom seven
were Gaolnee Ministers and two had been
Ton. &c 9 q -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15
A matter Of Interest TO travellers.


Tourists. emigrants and mariners find chat
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is a medicinal Safe
guard against unhealthful influences uDon
which they can imp icitly rely since It prevents.
the effects that an unhealthy climate vitiated.
atmosphere. unaccustomed or unwholesome
aiet, bad water or other conditions unfavorable
to health would otherwise produce On long yoy-
ages or journeys BY land In latitudes ADJACENT
to the equator. 1t is especially useful as q pre-
ventive Of the febriie complaints and disorders
OF the stomach. liver and bowels. which are apt
to attack natives Of the temper&te zones eo-
lournfnR or travelling In such regions, and is al
excellent protection against the Influence of en-
treme cold. sudden changes Of tern berature, ~.
posure to damp or extreme fatigue. It not only
prevents Intermittent or remittent fever, and
other diseases of malarial type. but eradieataaI
them TACT which has been notorious for yearg
past In North and South America. Mexico. the.
west Indies, Australia and other countries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

One day last week North Hill man made 4
minutes. He lost the money. The first enr
old the business for him. 1t was no young.
glddy, inexperienced egg. It was venerable
old sage, and did 1t with will 60
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

Lord Derby's income IS little short OF a mill
lion year; he has no children, and bis wife
has twenty thousand a year in her own right.
hold of the Kelly motor. Albany journal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

THE TESTIMONY OF ALLAH who use them
say that DR.. Prices Flavoring Extracts are the
strongest and most natural favors made. II
makes all the difference In the world whether
our creams and pastry are favored with Dr..
Prices nice, fresh fruit favors. or the offensive
turpentiny extracts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

Anderson 2 n mrs Barksdale Rhoda n1iss
Burke NJ miss Burbank WemfIna r1iaa
Goblin Emily mrs Cayanauph Annie mrs
CasveIe Emma miss Cashoe Mary mrs IN
CroWell Georgian missCOoper Gsorviana miaa
Conklin Mary miss { .-.1',' e
Davis miss Essex Ella mrs 5s#
Garland Dora mrs Gaines Bertha miss III
Gllen Annie A miss
Hawthorn Carrie mrs Jackson Adm
Kay Benoist w mrs
Marshall Charlotte mrs Marshall Sarah mrs
Moran n mrs Murphy Erdene miss
murphy mrs NsWbsrg Emily "a Ise
Patterson Elijah mrs Page Lucy mrs
Porter Jane miss Riley Moliie mrs
Ssandheld Smith Ellen miss
Taylor Mary miss Toney Trenbema nra
Walsh Maggie mrs s.. h
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES, LIsT'.

Remaining In the New Orleans Psston1oa
1T III .. M, June Ia, 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

AldridRe Willie
Blaehiel Z
Blakely Ed &
Brewster w e
BerWin 81
Brenthinger VIM
Block Henry
Boren III Kelley Gco
Blossom j w
Boone Joseph
Caspar Leopold
Cardy Joseph Il
Collins 81 @
Crumel Henry
Davies II d y
Dolan ID p
Ethel B p
Edmnnsond J II col
Gilseh Fred
Hargrove james
Hartwfg p r
Handlin James
Lewis Thos j
Mackey James
Motley A A :asi
ar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

ArnleQale mr.
Backster Aaron
Bar ker. Tribous & ia
ney @~ 7
Breeves Geo e
Breeder G @
Brooks FU
Boyd Frank
Bowen P capt
Boas Isaac .'$=''.@
Burton q B
Cannon James
Caromari Antonio
Christopher e u
Coulter Geo
Davis Harry ~-
De Ferris D
Eagan Martin
Emmett u r &
Farrell Lawrence
Hemphfng John
Harrison j 8 rev
Hayward Jas B
Hayes Oliver
/ .avin n E ~ 8@
MaIbeub Edward
Miller Russell
Moore y B
McWilIiams Henry
McDonaId John 45
Nash a a "
Perry Henry
Porto Pierre
Richardson j. "A
Rodriguez IL
sehering Wm
shipley Moore 6eo
smith VIM
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

The denomination which calls itself by the
unostentatious name OF Brethren Is Ia q sad
worry over the style Of headgear worn by the
sisters. Some congregations excommunicat-
OF fashion not contemplated by the aRreff,s
rem. Ihe sisters made great stir about iii
The subject Is to come up for settlement 81
the annual meeting of the Brethren Ia q few
Gays. These people are quite numerous III
western Penney wants Frey practice I'M