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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-24
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-24
MiddIe.Aged Men.

There are many At the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent cvscua-
ton Of the bladder. often accompanied by =
slight smartinR or burning sensation and .
weaks ming Of the system in = manner the
patient cannot account for. On EXAMINING
the urinary dcpos to . ropy sediment vii
often be found and sometimes snail particles
OF alhnmen will appear. or the color Will be
Of = thin milkish hue, again changing to >
dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die OF this difficulty, ignorant OF
the cause. which Ia the second stage OF semi.
nsl weakness. DR.. b. will guarantee perfect
cnre In all such cases, and a healthy restoror-
alton Of the genito- urinary organs.
Office b anrs-l0 10 and q TO r. Sundays
FROM 10 TO II A. NJ. Consultation free. Thor
onyh examination and sdvics IS. Call or
address
DR.. SPlNMEY T. Co..
api-iy II xssrney d.. Sen Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-24
VIRGINIA, COMO & SUTRO

I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE. l WILL
" run Concord coaches from sutro 10 VI"
oinia. by way Of Dayton. Silver, ana 'oio
Hill. in the morning. returning the same way
in the afternoon.
On the morning trip the coach will leave
sutro 1t 7ls, ayton about 7Ao' sii'tr
.bout $50. and arrive In Virginia about s'3o
O'Clock.
In the afternoon the coach Will ieaVe var
0inis at s. Silver vt 3 quarter to q. and Dayton
At hall. past 6, arriving at sutro At 7 O'CLOCK
sxReturning, . coach will leave Virgins
on the arrival Of the express. arrive At sn'ro
about l245 O'Clock. and leave for VIZ
pin,. about 2:3o O'Clock. arriving there about
half past O'Clock.
FOR COMO.
The Como coach will leave Dayton daily. at
7 O'clock A NJ returning in time 20 eonheet
with the afternoon stage for virginia
Tic coaches have beeu fitted up specially Tor
me. and are tn nost ceint1 rtabl" OF the route
FARE TO vIRGrsA.
FIR m sutro, 81 50.
From Dayton, 81 25.
| From Silver, 50 cents.
From silver to Gold HIN, 30 cents.
From Gold Hill, Is eebts
Parcels carried at nominal rates.
ROUND TRIP RATS.
From sutro to VIRGINIA and SEX; " %,
From DAYTON r. virginia and back, "
TIck t.. good until used sold at either emo
of the line
yrpG1 IA OyFicE Aliman's. next door
,o Wells. Fargo & Co.'S, On South street.
suTRo orrIcE--At Ryan Reardons saiooh'
| Florence avenue.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-24

Contract. made 81 Sunday can be
enforced.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-24
DIR. S PIN N E Y,
No. ~ kearny Street.
Treats All Chrome and Special Disease
Young Men

VNHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects Of youthful follies or indis-
erection. will do well to avail themselves OF
this the greatest boon ever laid st the altar
Of suffering humanity. DIR. BPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case o.
seminal weakness or private disease for every
kind Of character which he undertakes and
fails to cure. 'ah
, 1879-01-23


The struGgle of capital In England to retain
!ta hold uut.u tho tradu which fattencd 1t has
prrr,pitaic.l Ia turn struggle Of labor aKainst
capital. Capital Tiers Eces no WAY out Of It's
titrn,lna hut tiiat af cutting dnwn the working.
,ncn's wages. Labor Indignantly refuses to be-
lcre thul thcre Is nj ol!er remedy, a,tl asksfot
q cutting a!owH nf trufits instcat. Thfa has hecn
The history ot hundred strikes within the uast
*ix mouths III whlch cap[tul las altuost utIIfort'
l., gained its p0ln. Altar calling ut t!itf S}'ard
resources nIHl tintsiug cupttal Ntlil uncocrtt.d,
the trAlef-unon5 have In tho EMU submitted 10
inr InH,tcra' trrlas. 1t Il brutal protrss. III
w,il,tt ll.c masters cnpoy tue weaNl, Of hllt,ger
auL the trades. It.ltolls that uf financial rniu. In
,re6, fueturfcs. turaees, nHi hl,lryarus 0n rall-
rHas nsn1 s!ock.t the snie battle aa ocrn tuu.It
aht Is WuslnC. Labor ButTuints, Llt
whether uye,. ths wilt bring back the uccl!nl.
trade uf Great Britain is very questionable.
When lsotA ialur nm! rnpltnl ntiint that tht
grrat day Ut E,n.sanls c,Inn,crrt;! supremacy
u OVER, tilty nluht seek ol:!er lin!s over which
the stur VI .lesIy ts ristbg l.al'or nn! eap.ta1
must rl!uratr. tlur cable tllspaic|lfa thIs tnurn.
Ing >iGw mat tlts c.Iucus ik bgiLT NJ rived 1t,
for l.u' North Wu1ts Mcra' AbJorIntl.nI haa
r~kuiyrtl tn vote Nj to stlrll OF itA M"itrrs as
.itslre to tmIgratc to AuerIca aud Si0 to tli?n''
wi,u wuulu 20 Ia Austratia. This - u he:ili-
ll.:ll liz lplurrrk' society r0uM meet the TX.
,uusv. Capital ~ wr!l rs labor Will ferk oppur-
lmn!ttes H;uH tn. tRhkH III tsIc Hudson. thu
I'Hssuit, the Cnnnectirut, alla tllc Mrrrlts,ac;
tOr, III llorG tbau tl:.' )uLoscr. vxM capllRl r.
lss4n lille. snd Tie balance now NJ Tudcly dis"
tl!rirtl will be ocG itiurH tG1i 1u&ted tu tu coil.
ttunnus arrrctiun If American PROSPERITY.
, 1879-01-23

tcr'al prosperity. Our lat,osih% population,
composed almost entirely of neCrucs, are peace
Itl. utiict, orderly, nnrt very prosperous. Among
o1lr agricultural bopu1attoD We ns*crt that they
are less addicted IT, drunkenness n,d crime than
the rural population of ot14cr Counties. They
arc industrious AMI are producing surplus for
export upon lrss outlay and at less expense mud
untlrr greater disadvantages than any similar
population In any other tart Of the
State. They bnve no Advances malc to tem by
cacsal, aih ilIcy produce sufIlpencr ot the raw
material to equal The demand. They work 10 DIS
advantage, but they nevertheless are producers
o! po mean amount Of what brnas moaeV Into
circulation, and add thclf share oihe productive
industries Of tie country. We think that the
nc4ro population Of our ScAs1slands arc as hard.
working, ~ .dyil, as orderly class sa are to be
totln'i III any land, anil as long as they arc As
urn'nct.ycEy usctu! rs they now arc, NC see no
rPason vhy t!Ity should not hnsc come repre-
sentaton IN our Legislatures. 1t is only unfor-
inmate That t,,r poplo do not address them.
selves tU the task Of 50 coellIatnV tltelr pol!t-
tcaf ptejutitccs NJ would eause them tn fuse III
bcttcr elements to give forre and character 70
,l,c representation they should concentrate upon
Instead o! brnY tl1c ti,ipeh Of inusl.nouthct and
incompetent members Of their own racc simply
bara.!sc ta,er asa black. We believe that our
statesmen hasc bccp guilty u shortsirhitsiness
In mot compromising With Their prejl,d'ees. and
IN not eadcavosiug 10 oycfc'1ne them instead OF
emjttetlpR thtM.n
, 1879-01-23
Tho Georgia Hlatl.ud with Rtats Criminals.

Tho HrorHia sIHt1l"t with RtntG Criminals.
Tho S:atc Ut tic"rgia Il unable ur unwilling u
properly pruYittu for It's !, lUI Statc risnn ctn.
lnals, atnt hlres them out III eanss to pr.rninrnt
NrMntrat!c leaders, huvll ns tx-ti1Y. lsFlwH.
sr,.atur l.. u. G~rIuu, Benjamin Il. l.oek.tt.
.astDrdtn!s III .> tn'itras;, ~: ht1to re- elves
o,ier. Col. II. 4. Al.toa. ii member nt tht
licurctI LcGslatHrc aI"l Cha'rttAn III Tue ltI'!.
tehtiaFy Committee, trlhIrls BysteCH Hf ubts
~ Inc management Ut tncsc r,hvttta which IS
TAI. CIVILIZATION. 1Ir nlatrE Vt csyapcA fron
tlte several ,EaHga las ueeH from ~ to il rct
cent. ~ Init t!.era IA ltJw upwarl II 5!O escaped
touylcts ro4mtnI through the Stats. The Law
proytIes !hat 4.u shall ~ p.tI to slls state tor
earti Escape eause't BY sEEIlse,Icc, Unless raa'
turcd and returned tO work within sixty d!ss;
but nut ohs dollar has yct BEEN recovered by
tas ssaec, because 40 testimony eau te 1'ru'
tAs result u negligence. o!llr,al .soort:
irnln tho ptlheilal prisons Of tho CHlte1
Statcs s!luw tlat tile Ayorike mortality IL only
! per cent . year; ult:rr tho Georgia SYSTEM
ihc mortality Is ~ Der ccnt. As!d tn QUE prtsn-
camp Ia lstcllmond County It has REACHED " per
csnt. Ihe conyleta are subjected to tbs most
nruta! al,4 >aIbaruls tFeattncnt. In many ui
the eenfiet eamps intil Aad woucu arc G;laluel
Auis aHtl Slooonx-tunk1. As q result lllera
arc now ~ The 0eorkiA teultcntlary twenty tive
bastard vtil1drea, ENnssuX !l a.e froM =
m,Eths to5 yeaFs. Ia violation Ut The law
ptk3.'A-4 - Al41 *AAIGk " NiAEF p4Ikke4l
thc famous Kate Soathar,1, Who killed u uunlaI
~. da',ciHS with her husband ull1 wA4 scn-
tenag, for iife, u leased ~ . srEving-wo!nan to
iam,lr u "ashl1xton countr. Her hu.baad
was hired tu guard hsT. aud they are uow l,7inls
together a. happily ss~ is,sy did before tho .aur-
der WAS cu.ntu,:.e4. Meanwhile tia pr.nyipal
lezsccs xsa growing r.ca by tue labos oi tie
and nasl ax7st the efforts belug nlIdo 70 break
duwu .I,u sysIrsl,, aud there IL only tuo ,uurh
Eeasou to believe that they Will b. auccesalul.
, 1879-01-23


0ko'ona tlHat.t !saatAsrH Stafks tDvmJ.
Yankcrdotn IL beginning to understand thai
our people arc sill unsubdued, ,-thut VIC arc
stlll iu favor Of state'a rights md the rule Ut
white men. That Ii nhJ she thrratcps to faIl
back On Grnnt, and Give him third term Of
power. We'll. We have this to say: II Grant fs
elected AMI attempts to nauguratc the reign Of
tlamnaton and dcyfltry that characterized Ills
previous administration hc will End hIa,se3f
Chcrkmatrd inter tic first move. Tie eouth
hAs recovered tie right OF ho,ne-rufe, rnl s.lu
proposes to keen It hcncefortt and forever
Grant Or M tlrant.-anl tlc su0ner tic hell
bcasts Ut l'uritunIa learn tnls little lessou hy
heart tho better II will be far thelr Temporary
welfare. The South VIVA helpless uInl hu3ctcss
Ut tl,r close uf our magnificent struggle for lib
erty, and the Heaycn.oriaincI systeu, VI human
labo, but 1he tour Ut our prostint!nn Is past:
and tirant, with all Ills muls!ll mill
fons, has M terrors for US, Let HIN
try hts oil role Of Dictator again,
and Etc 1ss 1t Will work. He will flila his
mandates rs rOwefess VI tht@c ot King
Canutr, who ttlea to g.,litnaud tl,r rnotlous Ut
the mllttuu!nous waves. Let fa.ikeclosn
ecrt Grant snn wants t; !et hcr proclaim i,tl'.
Emperor II she wun;s 10. lie and sle win siHd
thai hlH power ends where that 0f our protaA
ulu commonwealth be..ns. The South tleaea
tirant; kl,e tIetiea tie vicious suEnriaus who
prop lin up; sht dellcs nil lsoteMiates and
,uowers Uutailc VI tlsr original Constitution ot
Tic Union.
, 1879-01-23

Th7ChfFH Df71Ht HN17f tn Fh9EN NHiW1fHH.
There are millions OF people In England ami
millions In America. and almost mitltuns IN
Australia 10 whose enjoyment Of life noycls ara
almost ns necessary ~ foo! to their life tsclf.
every one Of wisum take some credit to them
selves fur the time they pass tn arcadfug,h
cnmp!accntly contrasting themselves with idleEs
and t;lose w.0 nrc given mp to the frivutffes Of
1lfr. 4 ynn a'la f,nah nutlon, for t1tcrc Il
probably 10 mnre ns'ufous form OF lnzincss, M
Inrttoi Ut passing tImc tslprr abtoiu;cly void Of
exert!nn Of auy kind, than novei-readinX as
novels real by most Of those for whom they
are written. As el,iti opens IT, mouth utia
norcl.rcattcr sits quietly AMI tl,uughtlessiy asll
has ! story poured through hls cyes tnto his
mind or Into Whit servrs hin, In tGut eapnttsY.
II Ia quttc another spirit anil With another pur-
preached by those WHO eau appreciate them.
, 1879-01-23

'tls c:s.e was ."mllng Air, jnnes 'tnGcht suit
rirti from The +1ua'ier to lhc Gitr GnTr. .iNcr
tIto criminal ease Ind ir.n nI1lc'I In CLERK Of
tEr Coues, wH, naa In. handed sGr 1::h'c t:cata.
inE tn Iittru' tittls, On MI order from Deputy
JH.l7o Flri,is, OF t!te CITY Court. returned the
book To Mf. .to:,c-, THE SUIT m.a!ns. Aut.,n
@,s tri"! GcF,.t jury. n,tl yeetrs iav tls Jury
fnanti 'h' t.s'r fnr tile pfninti:t, rclng that
i'n' Billie is his troptrtr. lie rcc0rrs4 ST.. the
yl:l, II tie l}tb1c. IL damages. :I thr ro8ts.
The defense gate uoticu ot a mutton Ia error.
, 1879-01-23
4 l,oy'4 Toash Drawn.

1be Other tlay Ur. MaeslasLrr. tho dcntiat,
aoticel ,hat dog w. csuentiy suffering trunI !
tuuth that hal liberated. liz Induced the aal.
nIsi to uocr l.s mouth. applied thr Ioeryps. aud
rxtravtvl tt,e too.!l. uunnY ths operation ,lu
dor Sat quletly Oh its hauurhta, uuA .tuplwi
,uoa,,ing, appearing U fully sea!Me what t1s
Tic aui.uai expressed hn gtutdcat.uu Ii uAoy
MAJk
, 1879-01-23


Mrs. Logan was trtutlp.ant IN the Republican
CAUCUS If the Illinois Legislature, mid John
will gu to the United ktutts Senate. THIS will
encourage other wlyes In the c,,,l1ltry to fu1iow
Ill thu toutstcps Ut go,M Mrs. Logau and nlaku
lilrtE husbands StnRturS.
, 1879-01-23

One OF our pruu,inrnt attorneys, who wA& Gu
gagged III u suit az Aust the Nebraska State
Grange, had OCCASION ~ l,ok oyes the buokS and
papers iu ,te hands u Tie Secretary, aud auaopx
other thngs he found scsulutlDh appointing
c,.ttln,ittve 10 urge tue Lcxtslaturs ~ PASS
~ ut to regulate thu prize Of country
Irosiuce for q resiu! Ut five Years, and to make
it ! H.. 4i.i.ulsI. lM--Elav GEAu-aE kvluI 4ulu
, 1879-01-23

Huntington E.pHtra4 fRsu.l.
Which Is I'm: tiore cnlpale-swo so-caliel
"fur.,cr In Louisiana ulI |: .rrtitiratc which
was not counted fuy Hayes: seven 'forger-
trst' on nr ARKANSAS certificate which WINS
couuteG} fue ,Fi!lrut
, 1879-01-23
Tie {}roAt Caphsrer.
!ssH LARK TrttusstK<u

remember, ! remember,
How. with Twsta IU hold tho ssats,
lie cipherel Grlswotd falsely cur,
And Holman gained tho Slte.
lrsmeMher, ! remember,
'GAill4s Tweed he did inform;
And on bis peaatrats buly ross
This Champion VI KefoFat
! remember. I remember.
That laeuE1a lux Rlll ali;
And how, by .kIliIui ct:,AeriD1,
lie made It Ssfy Gulasi.
NsmsmbeE, o gsIncmbeti
lteW tAa [r.t4Hs Spoiled the fuus
H. tried ~ cipher ~pstteIVa statsss
but failed lu *+eaEFY QUO.
, 1879-01-23
A 1IbIp la y l.aW4llk.

.Sk'r H4r<n r FtiGAasts.
1n October. l,17, Mrs. ". II. hIzae put b.
bic VI exhibition at far tn Waterbury, j. u.
June. removed It, claiming that It bud becu CIV
I'll hIu, by hia falter. i criminal suit resulted,
kiL:n ~ IlllcI by 4s Ss4Ia Attor4sY. Atn.44u
, 1879-01-23

ThF NtslaeN &hN Mercy SNTAnt 2o"'os
w find III she New Orleans {'ieuy.n1 very
I,t,cu---txrc,li. tltC trst i've taHxas.
which It WIRE well llal l..c autor, II. l.. Fisats.
omitted. md thertfure VI cult slstla-on The
NIL scnt by tue Nnrti4 IL l,c Yrn~-fsver suffer.
grt. Ihu tuu-heatlll9 Is our OWL:
The ,rars rolled oy--tae PcstiteGcA
llnls ltKH tho cMf*u uf Fae.
A,lI tieaa!teE sct tlIih til, "iIut
And htet lar thax hatr.
II sn,uta tho stlyere.t hair Of Age,
Thp Ia1Y Ut the ureasl,
An: iltsfcA vii, nHr!sutIInx rage
The brxytst and tac bcs!.
And cluuds Ut alusk1css and dsmsy
Hlighted tih' summer \ htn'!n'.
ShNt out the sptcluUt vi tJt .la4,
Aud wSrathesl ll1 su4ih ~ KstG1s.
When, fsun, ths fvrIons whrues thtte esss
THO hungry, fasrHous hurac.
Ause blasting tl4A t~s MiuhG VI -Aands
MvFr Futhlcss than tho sw"ru-'
There hpwed stream Of Qitts antola.
L,ss MAMA ffual sh0te.
Al words. tar dtartr tHan The gold,
" syMpnthy aud 'oss.
And dying Mlen. with glad surprise,
Flushed ted On brow and thssk.
Amt luIketl, with lever BlnlttrA ty0s,
TiIs tAaAxs they could not speok.
Aud women raised the!s wa.ttd d srus.
And called On lluavsn auots
TO su,eiI frutn sla. 1al Ills. snd hsrms.
The sueuts they lore.
And hearts that assniea could not Win
Luyc captured uhawAr"i
tl3s strategy VITA synGl.tht.
llts weapon vas i prayer.
And stlls Iron, North. and East, and Wsst.
Tbs 44uH:euns strc1nl MAS turcd.
A. FREQ ~ Hestsn 10 Inan forgiven,
A. llassul ~ taa Lotls
And orphans snbs aud Wilowst cries
Wctc heard On every ham.
An1 htsSatuvk un pur eurtulss
keAounasl 1Es ia, l. li.o .AIl.
On every noweF.scentrd gals.
On csert stusn,y blast.
The snthtAl ru4s: t;u1 b'sss our focal
Tbvy.1 conquered W Vt lase!
, 1879-01-23
GOLD.

UDLUs
rh. r.o,tou Eror,m,.t m Ttx 7nrrrosrt
Az" A ,,.ss,...,''. p.....
r.l','... r.. 70
Inc London Eeonon'nt ol 'ec. - las. con'a."s
vrry long but interesting cdieoria! entitled
"Fluctuatjon In The Purchasing Power ot Gull.'
". haze roon, IN note on1v hrt.f crtrarta from
=. 49,. ~ 49,. St.., a.. 80. ,hIoh
u, antl III oo'"a tni' VIC se'ec' 'ue parts ""'s"
Etre little more fhdn tne scope 0fht coneluAloHs
of the nrttcle:
.tt ID n f,ct which Will erarcr1v be Gtsputcd
49,. .,,..h..t.,s, ..,,... - ,,.tJ l. ,,rv ,,,.
t"at NY po'e"ae1ft po"et o' to'.t 20 ~" 49,
shlcFnhty tFcatcr than u #as IN Inc tnreo }ca31
fS19-3'3. This assertion mas readily be- cor-
ruhofa,,.i 1,y NJ, nnnent tu the market pftccs Of
ro.,,nr,t3n. ,,,au NM, nox. ,,d t,u, rc.,,t
s".', N.',,' W a. ~, " Nv s",..''
WHEN F'elds All average 'al! pfaoaosy e1ecealne
~ per cent, viii forthwit1 be ascrlbcd to thu
e1tstlHE great depression In trade, to oycrprn.
ducslo. and 10 the coItapse Of speculation alter
III, ro,-, ~ ,,n.tt,, a,J n,o,,i. Atth,urh
~ Nv ''.'s VI .''."'" ..." .o ."a'a
tHeke t'asc thaoubtcaiy oecn potent causes
operating to brodncs fall Ia market
nffrcs IL Ia nrol,nt,lc t},nt ot1,crs which # IA
eow mr. nurno.e IN consttirr hare nt.o cou.
irihutru tnwprti fhts Trrat nnh general
fnnrrturnt r. os tas ttttf1nutrhjv hr stt,tyn
tn.r,,r. rt.ns ma taEnu :, orara,,n NJ a cromf
n,,mi,.. ~ c,,tnrSs;tns H. 81 sat, usn ram ~ ~
= pct e.hs ehrapee taan III my OF lhe Vca1s oi
!cprcssfn wh!eh followed tlsc panlc OF lSN, aild
1toHl . ~ ~ per Gent be!nW those Of la}5,-tilt
, 1879-01-23
Thu dangers Encounsssoa by Congressman.

Bad air In the Capitol, lltu hours, mental cx-
citctacut, unA violent changes Ut temperature
are undoubtedly NJ that botton OF tA!s 'noEtali-
~. There Is ITO nacl tn seek anY turlher for
tic aecis oF disease. Many ConEressu'cn cllange
th.!r wnulc nlauucr VI iif0 when they reach
Washington. IEcs wAEk iu ona OF the wur&t.tot,-
ttiyrI public buildings vi t!le Cuutincut, aud tu
,naus III them sbsouto rest atul quiet are uu-
kHuHD.
, 1879-01-23

Trickry's store antl In, ing down three pumpkins
ufu1 saying: Il sr. friekey, pIeaaa put crystal
Ia nny watc.l, anil here are rous pnmpkins."
, 1879-01-23
Dalnucc-unnEally withdrawn frnm
previously existing guild In circula.
ti0l l...,.t.,.+..... ........,.,......


On German cuEFttlGT ~. .......,...E
United titatcs resuInpslon.. ..,......
F1Ie af%s .s...... ..... -. -. .It..
AtiJed to rcscEyes m state blnks,.....
Ste4r nntf tear, otner coin1sn refurlns,
mud suntrlca tsaYj. :. ..
, 1879-01-23

that shey can accomnlish oil Of thcfs purposes.
essentially, through the fundamentally Of tho
Democratic partg, as # Is In Ohio, ~ union
with II. Tie getting together Of the separate
Ol,lo, anywhere and ANYHOW, will tend 70 this
ucc'leA UNION, and for the common veal this
consolidation OF forces directed to a common
purpose should be secured. Among the grne.'
ful h;ll uactul things connected with the Jack
son1an ptcI;led oystcrs and native wine was tlse
manifestation Of drift toYaEl this unity.
, 1879-01-23

T3nw IT 1Sn. CarrIrti-IEcp,ll,lfcan Blaesss
STINT nnsrn Ia tito Iierrnt Etcrtt"n-i'rr.
tended EreH,! Of n SrErn Eti4f.,E-Whnt
tho fir.nncrAta Regard ms fntrnutary f.sn-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-26
PROPOSALS..

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board OF County Commissioners Of
Eureka county. on and after February lat, 1879,
for the medical care and supervision Of the pa
tients In the Eureka County Hospital.
None but graduate and lawfully practicing
physicians need apply. Medicines will be fur
nished by the person who secures the position.
The County Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids. and no bids will be
received after March Z, 1879.
by order Of the Board Of County Commits
si0ners. E.h- DODGE. Clerk.
Eureka. February 4. 1879. febSlm
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A. B. HUNT.

A TTORNEY AND OUNSELOR
n at Law, 500 Montgomery street. Rooms
65 and &C, Nevada Block, San Francisco. Cali
fornia.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board Of County Commissioners of
Eureka county, on and after February lat. 1879.
for the charge and care Of the patients In the
Eureka County Hospital.
A responsible and competent person Is re-
must furnish . satisfactory bond for the faith
ful performance Of duties, and the custody Of
all furniture, etc. in the Hospital
The County Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids. and bids will not be
received after March Z, 1879.
By order Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners. T.. r. DODGE, Clerk.
Eureka, February 4, 1879. feb5 I'm
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nN AND AFTER THIS DATE 1 AM PRE-.
" pared to furnish families. hotels. restaur-
ants boarding houses, or any other person with
sauine, Pure Milk, from one pint to 100 gal.
S scns per day, At my residence on Spring street,
ssp"ues WIN. Z. TAYLOR
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DR.. A. c. BISHOP,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO ONs
Il ONCE on Main street, opposite Paxton
Co.'S Bank, Eureka.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-05
THE FRANCs-TIREURs.

The Francs -Tireurs d'Orleans. commanded
by Capt. A. Selle. gave another of their innocent
and enjoyable pastimes yesterday at the pretty
resort the Magnolia Garden, situated on the
shore OF the Bayou bt. John. The military or
ganzation being essentially French one. the
throng that attended the picnic vas necessarily
composed principally Of members OF our
French colony. whose prOYer bfally gay dtsposl-
tion was never more evidenced than on this
occasion. And yet there was fair sprinkIfng
Of other nationalites at the picnic. and the uni
forms Of the Washington Artillery the Caza-
cations could be seen among the spectators or
dancers. Regular guard mounting st the en-
trance gates OF the garden by the Frames -Tlreurs
lent an imposing character to the affair.
Among the sports IN the field the target
prtzeb Ing the rife itself. attracted consider
able attention. At sundoWn the score showed
that the superior maEksmen were Capt. VIM.
Arms and another gentleman. whose name
could not be ascertained. tie being the result
Of their shooting. Capt. Arms formally. In
formed Capt. Sele that he was ready to shoot
OFF, with his competitor, and as the latter could
not be found, tits probable that by this time the
rifle has been awarded to Capt. Arms.
The dancing platform WAS SO crowded during
the entire evening with Jolly dancers that 1t was
a mystery to the spectators how they managed
to dance at all.
The sixth company OF the Orleans Artillery
Regiment. Capt. P. s. Wilt, .Jr tLieut Peychoux
commandtng), and the Meyer Rifles. Of the
First Louisiana Regiment, Capt. Manuel Royes.,
who were matched for q competitive drill, did
not got on the grounds until dark, but never
theless the match took place. Capt. Royes COM
pany winning the prize. as they had done at
the Fair Grounds short time before. The
prize in this Instance was S25 In gold.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-05
THE BEEF SUPPLY.

For two or three days past there has been 9
noticeable scarcity Of beef In the public mar
kets. and yesterday, In several Of the markets,
there was none at all to be had. Inquiry into
the causei developed the fact that. for some time,
the beef supply In this city has been short, and
on Saturday evening the stock on hand at the
Slaughter House gave out, and many Of the
river packets were compelled to leave without
their usual quota. and those which were fortu-
nate enough to receive any at all got much less
than the regular quantity. The hotels. also.
were put on short allowances.
The scarcity Is attributable to two causes.
First. on account Of the high rates Of freight to
this city. apd the fact that . better price than
is obtainabe here can be got in either
Chicago or New York. Western producers have
ceased to send their cattle down this way: and
second. and the immediate cause. the connec-
tions with Texas through which the supply
from that State is received have of late been
Irregular.
large quantity of live stock Is, however, now
on the way and will reach here to-day or to-
morrow. and on its arrival the markets will be
again we'll stocked.