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, 1879-04-18

MIst Aonle J' For1 Is called by the dcfeuso.
:" lou arc the Indy spoke to wh.n tic Cour
| ndJourl,edl" asks Trule.
"Yes, str.s'
"DarlnE that ta'k did Mrs, Young come upl'
] Yes, air."
"2Ia Pa sis.h si,s board ut any tlmo with yoa'"
!. "9s g. hsr m ,lnugh.erl"
l!it they live III the same building with you y,
,,uahts,u ies, slf1a af1 yeas ago last winter. lie,
didn't Know she hasl been hurried. I , rcTcrn'
| Der pgrsot coming there ono night IN Nav.
near II o'clock, but don't know who Il VAST
II n Milis cross.cxat''incs md wtnrss ropIics:
,nn,a, e uaugh.er n.y., vas IN Clnen.'a whe, l.er
or tive months in lS13.n .o'
:" ioh ttyrd ~ one mart OF tho building n,u]
Yes, str.".
"You don't know, then, whether be was tbero
or not9" ~@' ~ :" 80 '''e'0
+ ''Nn sir; never saw hu.n
aWc rest" cxclatns StorEs.
"Wc are somewhat surprised. y snvs Mills
"at tac early conclusion Of thu .iefeNtantss
casc, especially In ylow Of tlle fayt lint ~.
cctve tltc impression that 1t would tuie nrnrI,-
on.n ~ ~
storrs. 1--WE found wc could not rrt our tpsti.
in linn nj thn ftu,n and y., min
rIn,,s ~ nrn,,,r ''s ~, ". r" w. W. LaRc ollr
ler..5trr.n e'o""~'6 wv 'e''"'l'hs WITNESSES
:. ~ may oot ,,vo -, ,hr,u ,,
norc" i s,,t,,,s IT, r a"3ce ooetnfa OF e1ni-
vo,,! mo, slr," % nv tue Court; "yoa must cloae
u NJ US. .ra ~ ',!v ~, n.,.t,
ohsrv.s May. ..n,.;f IsnS a"f nfly'lcGes now"
enforcement vi thu Eebuttal fule uld pretty
~',sr'5R H. tt,D tuo o,s,
.ois III ill., n,!s @ n"os oac "tfsess Mr. Ga'u, anu
s"lr Tp,,a.. ,,,,' ~. IT,. tia, IT. ,,.,,,
poatsr p,,; u LIE ihiauSE, las bacn subpnnaetl to
Y",nf Ysss.nf IEegatans E tnAt letter Of whicl, Mrs.
ut".nS. nonnS Aoo"a nothing but that ho Is not
'9GsSn., VIZ; .,, :,
W eAa eat! nitn attcr~aFtls." allows Mills.
AT THE BsIDEWELL.
Mr. Galu IL placed on the stand, atni tsstfflcs
, 1879-04-18

a sea.slsin coak, d black etlk R,ltl yeJyct
dress, anl u very prulty face next occupy tie
witurss.sta.,1. Tho owner Ut tEcse tlaggs says
her namo ia Nellie Warren. and her ago 10,
She Is thu ono wlo has been referred 10 as
Nellie Thomson, After stlu Identifies the lot
ter Of juno a, sllc testi!les:
ibid you eYcr sec Dir. Steyensi''
'tYcs,n
t'WAupV'
"Woll, don't know just tho exact ttmo
now.'
ibid you ever 60 out riding With hIml"
"Yes."
"Nheso did 5ou got"
"0n tia West sIde.-to the st. julien and to
tho Park Retreat"
"Dla he stop anywhere on tho West slde9"
swell, he stopped and handed noto to
" allow often did ho dF|ys past the prcntscs,n
-, "lie dfors ,nas by when va wont out and when
's!low did he drive by-tast or slow3"
'.lle droye reckless ill the tttno,H
the little grill" 0'~ ~
"Whon we cau,e back, he handed d uoto tn
the little gtFl ;Il says, 'Glvo this to Man,iv,'n
As to aLo letter sllo received, wltnass sav.
ae Eayo II to soporter,-oao with sandy me.
Wh!skers.
ibid you ntay out riding until 10 o'clockan
Ut VIVA ahout 10 oo'el0ck when NC got hQne,n
"Tell what occurred, II anything, at tie st.
"We stopped At tho St. julien, and Mr.
atoyen4 asked for 4 pFlvate room,-sold tho
walter he wanted private ROOM, lAd tho walter
to 81. Stevens, utli lid there ] were 10 looms a
s saa ssa,s, 'Lst's got ! don't want to ssay
"R!i ~ ), you have snytb!ng whlle thorol"
, 1879-04-18

"Wcrs you ever known NJ Ncllto Thoup.
| sonl"
"No. nlr. That Is the lady liye WITH,
"What hour Of tho day was II whcn you re-.
celgcd this letteri''
| "About u o'clock"
s'l)1l Mr.. Stevens ever wrtto anything d,sre.
spectful tn you'''
II never received but that ono notc from
| him."
"Was this dIsrcsp spcctfuli''
1--WE are not calling for her opinions SAYS
storrs.
The objection ss sustained.
"EEuw was this delIvercd"
HWc1, think boy brought it.H
"Wlus t!nc did stogcis appcarff
"About o'c!ork."
"l2ld t,c come Into the housed"
''DiI he wa!t for your
"Iituut live minutes"
"liad you known him bef0rcfs
~ Ind ssen him unco before"
I "Whcrc1''
"Wnat, :. t11le :; did you st"rt,-7 o'elock'"
"What street did you drive oni"
"WelI, we drove down Vau Du1eu street fIrs,
on u thn West siic1''
t'iIow far wcstl'
II an not acquainted with tho strcsts on tile
| Vest s[dc."
h,f ncan ,,,o you IT tell hS sr5 about how far it
s.nh, Ii was about two miles, guess"
'"',It1cn I'D you drive bacIs"
Yes sir.h
"On what strecta''
~ don't know the name Of The streots.n
"Wherc dd you strike State strcctf'
~ forget"
".Anywhe.o near the placc whcro you llvels"
"Nowhcrc near it1'' ...
IL WuH Twelfth street, th[nkt
"Uut to the vt. julien"
'tWhcsu IL The St. JultcnI''
"WglI, It Is out on the boulcyard.t
"11ow inr from wncrc you liycdln
"4AboEt two miles nnd half.n
"And .!!eEe you af'ghtedr
"What did Stevens Inquire forw
urrEynte roout."
~ private room. With whom did ho talk y,
"Nith the walter" ']'"
"a volorel loanl'
Yes. k!r.f
"Wuil anY one clso7"
"Ntth At. johnson"
"Did you hear what he saia to Mr.. Jobuson u,
"a lie snid thut he shouldn't stop t!,rre.H
"Dld Mr.. johnson say tIat he had private
"llo said he didn't bayo any only With bed,
-, :" 1Iow ~, !on,g did you remain at the St. Julien
i About i've lninutcs.n
stTllrn wlicyu did you go1"
"parli nttreat.h
hWlicro Is that"
"About half E.t1e beyond therc3n
"Did you, stop tlerol"
"Yes, sir.h
u1Iusv long did stayl''
"Well, l think we were there about halt an
hour" @'''@ "'
ibid you lave priyato room there1n =
aTlIure wn8 private room; YES, sfr.t,
"On what floor WINS ft1''
VT was on the sceond iloor.n
'tW!,at time did yau leave tl,ere3',
"Well, gucss u was abuut hajf.nast an
"'r.lcn witre did you Eof'
~ went homc."
$50 you were with him two hours o,a :.
'.About that ttmo."
TAT tho Park Ra'' 'eat did you l,ayc apytb,np
10 cut or tirlnkts ' "'41ns
"fca, sir.n
"Whntln
"tcc-ercam anc lcnonade.u
"Anythtn. elser'
mo, sT.n
Wig left With statement that he would com,
Daeki" ""9'1 %o"1o
"In i,nlf llnur.n
"Thnt Is al.n
"Dli lie asS you, coming back, II yor1 syant,1
TO drivo any motoa' asks Trudo on the "Is. ra.
direct. ~ '''o te'
AYES, air."
"And what lid sou soyl"
~ SAID np,n
"'Fhn. ia nl1."
Thompson. ~ 's''
, 1879-04-18

I WI
~ Will n1mit," retoins Mills 'ttlat l have
hay.scctl."
fhc ciowtl cnloys this bout, md IL doubtless
sorry When 1t ends.
|
TIE TINNEls's TALE.
| William Black, tho timer, Is recalled. mn,
tcstifles: '>'
al snv rotor stova,s ,hou, .o,, .,,.. .u.
Lie Eo1hlch'c."
''Dsd ho nsk you to 70 to hts witel"
Court lrcdcs l,v rn,,ttnr thu a.fcns, nn.tr,,h1
s,nn,l .ues ., :, W ao"s s ,'.' us.enss, not"llh
o.s''a,'s , '"o c'al'n o. lsaue that he wa' "cru-
cited hcsWcen onicctors."
"f1ts condition syas Dretty rootl.n nrocerf,.
the wituess. allie looxrt1 tfcnrc..ed -orh41I,n,,
rood ,tpot NJ nrx,etv rh., ,~n. ar,do,,naa ~.
.,- sooa as"' " A"A'et,' A"At WE c''ueneca ny
us conversation und Ills appearance. Hts eyes
looked swollen. lie linked excltedty.''
After 6oInc talk by tho lawycrs the Court
permits tho witness tu relate Whit Stevens said
to Tim. ''0 ''
Il lic askcd mo to 20 to his wIfo md scc l,v
any means f1, INV mower If / rn;ld mi nycfio
l,er jealousy. / usEcd lin what shouti snv to
llcr, and he told me l wus ut liberty to dcin,na
~ "Dcfa,ue lila IN M connection sIt wi With womcn,n
hYcs Ilo totd mo to trll nrr f,o yyaa r,n.
niuc around With eomu e1rl.-I think hrr nnn,c
was Jcnnic,-tlat her folks wero utter lin. nt,,i
to tell Mrs, Stevens to exercise her fnfi,1e,tro
over Pete, n,lI Wit, him burk,n
SONG t1torn tiiaul;t,r takes n1oro let,yco, +1o
Court "a to tic ndnllssibllity Of this t.nnrcrsn. ~.
tton. the exuct wurl]s nut being utycn. hitt iho
Court thinks Tic substance viii do, o"' Wv
III went to Mrs. EtuycDst house, nor. n,, Tim
wItnesa. nuul saw her. Int not Mrs Yn,,nv
shv then lived somewllero ia tlc r,eichborhooi
Of 400 nr zoo LIKE street. / enw Mrs. Flworrta
tharr.n
TI1fi you ta,] his ,vifc nil TINT In had In.
sfrurtr1 yH, ~ t,1i herti, '@ N'''' ~ "Ao 'A'
II ob,rct.', tnterr,lnts Wchcr.
III dtl1't want the innrunro. i ohservna r,vao
Hmcrc1v Inn fnct. II Ao~s
"'rh. obier,ion /. snst.Ercd y aov. +bo f-,,+t
u1ViIi vn,,r Itonnr j,cnr M. ~ osys Tr,G
nNu. j. rcnlirs i,ts Ifonnr Wif has hoo,
taIlxcit nhont ttn oftnn nir"cdv i, ''o oeon
III whit In fortIfy hs tcsttnonv :, ,,roos
rr,,lc Vic isnnsc ~ Tho Tia ~; III, scs .,s.
wns nlcctcI into fhu cnso for I'm nmrnns" ~ rn.
latIms n stnrv tl,nt wns mi fr,,r Hn ,1ii ~
tIerr' nm1 thc n,ynrr of lin ht,,ta" aov r, II ~
mft il mt ron,notent rviticMc" u r,,i"s +,,o
court. "amt ahnii rtIIe II mt It '"'s' 'A'
HDti vol mike fin. COMMUNICATION n Nrs
Stevens ns rco,trbtcd by thu urisoncrIii ''
ii obiect. j iutrrnoscs Wchrr
urfc ul,rctiun is sustntnr,j. il rn1es t,,c co,rt
IN liz. rross.cSamInntiun tAr wifn"ss s'.s.
It md kneyn Stevens thrc,. vcnr. nroIf, os III,
not"iv flon;t knn,y whrrS h" i,,"S ,,ana. a.a.
v"I,t il h,e hnusI.-imt visifci hin, NJ n" ''t
frrson t1nrk lntel. / suw ilu, ,Ir" thro" ~ ~
fn,r months hrforn thr ho,ntti.i" tInn 'a,' ~.
in ti,tr., l., The lnt..r nnrt ~ Wnrci, y o."
Thc Witness il mm"sitnnc'l rlns"iv n. r., I'm IL
r,t,m, ri III. hotci nm1 il fs vnrs " ontia.,. sriJ
llut hc Is nal familiar with lis sltrrnliydin"S
III" strents ate.
, 1879-04-18

When tllu appetite fa1ls, and head arhes, with
constipation Ut tie powcis, the Iy.r is out .
orlcr, aild no medicine glyes suea prou.ps a,1
permanent relief ~ fsm doses ul Df, Plrres'a
Pleasant EulgattYa fcltet.
, 1879-04-18
THE THISTLE


Thomas North, Of No. IN West Adams
street, is called, mud tost.hcs.
~ Know Potter Stevens bv st4l,t. can't flx
IN" exact date. but my impression is It was
a'ol't year ago, bclicyo 1T May,-lt might
!lavo been M lasc ns Junc,-l was standing In
iront Of the 'Thisttc,' on MalIaon atrcct, near
Hasted. 1t was Sunduy, 10 tho best Of my
recollection. While standing in tile midst Of
tLozei' Of ascorc Of mcn, a buggy DRIVE up to
thc sidewalk, n,mt q nnnn jumped nut In u very
cxrltcil manner. He alghtel six or eight
fcgt frou me-. saw he was evidently
after somebody, and Thought II would be- safss
for the tn St,u little bark. i heard tic re-.
tnuTk from him. Where is bel' lie rushed for
q sfnso or stAirWRy. anG either went into the
stnre or up tie atairwny."
Itt.s Is to corrtb0rntc Stevens rs to his chas.
lilI tue unknown man whom hu had seen ut
Totn Andrews with his wife.
Tic sr1ss Is conducted by Wcher.
What kiud III plant IL the thste3'i
THAT II not proper" ot}Iects Storrs,
lie enys he was In tront uf t1.istIe,n OBJ
serves Wcbcr, ~ Iou't know what TINT IT,"
=" II liz 1lad said vegetable crowth.'n ststcs
Mills. 1T would be all right"
1t Ia Tor tt!e purpose of being funpy,n re-
marks Htorrs. II think you havo thistles ia
your !lair.'t
II VIII nomit," rejolns Mills "tnat have
hay.scctl."
fhc c,owl enjoys this bout, md Is doubtless
sorry When 1t ends.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09
Son of II. w. Beecher in the
Sheep Business.

Mr.. H. F. Beecher, SOD of Henry
Ward Beecher, in company with Mr.,
Gid. Scanland, called at the Sentinel
Office last evening. He came to Eu-
reka last week in charge of the sheep
belonging to General Beale, and
which changed owners at the Will
lows. He informs us that when he
left Kern county there were seven
bands of sheep aggregating $4,000,
and on Sunday noon, when the bands
left the Willows, they aggregated but
1888, showing loss of 1006T sheep
on the trip. The most of this num-
Der were lost on the Aida desert,
over which they travelled for eight
days and nights, finding no water for
the animals. The distance travelled
was about 600 miles, and the time
consumed was about three months.
General Beale was offered $4,000 for
the entire number at Independence,
which was only $50 miles from his
ranch. He refused the offer, and the
result is that after unfold hardships
he is loser to the amount of several
thousand dollars. His reason for re-
tusing all offers was because he had
been promised So so per head for
every one delivered at Salt Lake, and
had he succeeded liz getting through
with only an average loss it would
have proved profitable speculation.
General Beale has returned home,
and Mr.. Beecher will follow him to-
Eureka Sentinel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09
Scion Chase's Call on Mr.. Sherman.

Scion Chase called on Secretary
Sherman at the Falmouth Hotel yes
terday morning, and had very
pleasant interview. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Chase called Mr.. Sherman's
attention to several points on which
he differed with him, and explained to
the Secretary what he should do if
he were in the Secretary's place. AS
Mr.. Chase was about to leave Senator
Blaine came in and remarked that
Mr.. Chase had not always been as
insane as at present in regard to
financial operations, and that some
ten years ago he wrote and published
one of the best hard-money essays
that the Senator had ever read. Mr..
Sherman expressed himself as being
gratified to know that Mr.. Chase's
head had once been level, and re-
quested him to mail copy of his
hard money tract to him at Washing
ton. Mr.. Chase promised to do so,
but said that he had changed his
views in respect to the money ques-
ton since he wrote the article.
You see, Mr.. Sherman said the
old man, "a man can change his
views, while a mule won't" The
call appears to have been a pleasant
one to all parties. Press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09
| MODEL JUSTICE.
He Decides a Case First, and Al
lows it to be Argued Afterward.

The terminus of the railroad has
no Justice of the Peace, and the po-
lice force consists of Rochon, the
constable. He is powerfully built
Frenchman and when his ire is
raised he is not easy to handle. A
short time since some one raped at
! his door after midnight end told
him that man had been murdered.
He quickly thrust himself into his
clothes and sailed forth in earnest
quest of the murderer. After vainly
hunting for the perpetrator of so
foul deed, he discovered that hoax
had been played at his expense. He
then swore bv his patron saint that
if he could ascertain who woke him
the town should not laDgulsh in
ennui for lack of murder. Every
few nights the Chinese in the on
wheels burg have general row, and
some one breaks Rochon's rest to
haul in the disturbers of the peace,
but in every instance when he
reaches the scene of strife the Celes-
tials are found to be as peaceful as a
sea after storm, or as calm as their
joss after resting from his work of
creation. Nettled at the repetition
of these occurrences, the constable
determined TO make an arrest any
how, and just as he was dragging a
muscular Mongolian from his bunk
where he lay quietly smoking his
opium and persisting that he "no
sabby," the officer of the law received
a kick in the abdominal regions
which placed him hors du combat
for some days. This offender was
taken before His Honor Justice
Joseph Warren, at Blackfoot, and
when counsel for defendant was
about giving an example of his ora
tory, His Honor vigorously com
manded the attorney to " be still and
sit down, now. III have no argu-
ment until the court decides this
case; and the decision is that this
copper-colored devil shall go to
Malad Jail six months and pay 500
fine out of his wash money, for re-
sisting an officer. Now you can go
on with your arguments. Butte
City (Montana) Index.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09

-PITY the sorrows of the peo-
pie in Maine, whose absurd choice of
early September as the time for
election overwhelms them with poll
tics in the hottest period of the year.
The newspapers are already getting
| down to their work and trying to
make people believe that the future
of the Republic really depends up
on whether one man or another is
chosen Governor of the Down. East
State. A delightful uncertainty hangs
over the situation at present, and it
is plain enough that neither party is
at all confident. Last years expert
ence showed that the Maine Green
hacker is very queer political ami
NAL, breaking out in the most unex-
pected spots and Oftentimes in extra
ordinary number. The conundrum
now is what effect Il twel vemonth
will prove to have on the strange
beast. There seems no doubt that
the Republicans have reduced
good many of the rebels to subsection,
but on the other hand there is plenty
of evidence that the revolt against
the old managing ring is stronger in
some sections now than it was a year
ago. In Cumberland county, for ex-
ample, town which gave less than
fifty Greenback votes last year has
Greenback Club of over one hun
dred voters now. Another, where
there were less than sixty votes, one
hundred and sixty now, and so on.
On the whole, it looks as though Mr..
Blaine would have to put IN n good
deal of hard work this vacation
season.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09
POSTPONEMENT

The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the 10th instant.
Il. A. COOKE,
Sheriff of Lyon County.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09
NEW TODAY.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ENLOWERY MINING COMPANY-LoCA-
II ton of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California; location of works,
Storey county, Nevada-Notice is hereby
given that at meeting of the Board of d.
rector, held on the sixth day of August, 1873,
an assessment (No. q of TWENTY-FIVE t25l
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable immedi.
ately in United States gold coin, to the Secre-
tary, at the Office of the Company, Room 81,
Nevada Block, No. 800 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Tenth doth day OF
September, 1879, will be delinquent and sd.
vertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY, the THIRTIErH Goth day OF
SEPTEMBER, 1879, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs of adver-
tising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
w. W. STETSON, Secretary.
Office Room 6l, Nevada Block. No. 300
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09
ANNUAL Meeting.

a ILANTIC CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company. DEVILS Gate District. Lyon
county, Nevada.--Notice is hereby given that
the annual meeting of the stockholders in
their Office, Room q Safe Deposit Building,
1913 Montgomery street. San francisco. on
MONDAY, August Is, 1879. at one O'Clock P.
NJ. for the election of Board of Directors
and for the transaction of any other business
that may properly come before the meeting,
Transfer books will be closed on Friday.
August 8, 1879, at one O'Clock P. M.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09
A LOUD COMMENT.

A comment on the Democratic cry
"Fair and free elections" the "stop
thief" cry Of the Democratic thief,
comes ur very loud just now from
Mississippi. The armed mobs OF
Democratic law breakers, 80 fearful
Of the bayonet when in the hands OF
honest and loyal citizens, are again
at work to prevent the $4,000 Repub-
lican majority in Mississippi from
having a chance to express itself. 1t
appears that an Independent political
movement was started in Yazoo
county, whose 1000 Republican ma
jority had been overcome by Demo
cratic shotguns, whips, torches and
halters, There was danger in this
movement..pIt might result in pre-
venting the success of the fraud and
force with which the Democratic
party carries elections. Mr.. Otto r.
Singleton, who now represents mi
nority Of the voters Of that District
in Congress, and his associates in the
fraud and force business, got out their
shotguns, and whips, and bowie
knives, and halters and all the other
Democratic symbols of freedom and
fairness in elections, and held meet
ing. The following. which exhibits
the result, is from a special dispatch
from Yazoo City @The best men OF
the county-the merchants, the
planters, the farmers and those en-
gagged in other occupations-g gathered
together in town to-day, to the num-
Der of several hundred, and consid-
ering, as they did, that the longer
continuance Of the Independent
party in Yazoo was detrimental in
the highest degree to the interests Of
the county seeing race issue had
arisen in consequence of iD, a CON-
mittee was appointed to wait upon
Captain II. NJ. Dixon, the head of
the Independent movement in this
county, and request him to retire
from the canvass. This he at first
refused to do, giving reasons for his
refusal, which were not deemed salts
factory to the great assembly OF
earnest, determined men. He finally.
however, decided to quit the canvass,
now and forever, so the political can
vass in this county may be considered
as at an end. Tho Democratic flag
now waves over this glorious old
county, uncontaminated and unchal-
lenged; and long may it wave"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09

-CorToN is indeed no longer
king, exclaims the Philadelphia
Times. The statistics for the eleven
months ending May 80 show that for
the first time ip the history of the
county the expectation Of breadstuffs
has exceeded in value not only that
Of cotton, but Of cotton and tobacco
combined.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09

office--At Breed Il Crosby's. North G street,
opposite the International. where passage and
transportation can be secured.
JOHN y. DALLAS, Proprietor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-09

AN Indiana woman, who
couldn't getia divorce, probably, con
cluded that she would hsng herself.
Fearing, however, that she might
change her ,mind--as women some
times do--apd not want to die after
all, she held sharp knife in her
hand when she jumped from the
chair with rope aroupd her neck,
Of course she al once determined
that she wasn't ready to die and pro-
ceeded to cut the rope and saved
herself. Precautions of this kind
are recommended by the best author
ity to all who purpose committing
suicide. There Is generally some
stage when the victim of his own
Eashness begins to regret tho situa-
ton and then sharp knife comes
very handy to cut yourself down.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE TO GRAND JURYMEN

nwING TO THE ABSENCE FROM THE
county of His Honor Judge Seawell. Dis
trict Judge Of the Third Judicial District,
the meeting of the Grand Jury which was
advertised to take place next Wednesday, the
18th instant, has been indefinitely postponed.
W. J. WESTERFIELD, Foreman.
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The Only Concord coache

On that line of travel.
THE QUICKEST AND BEST TIME MADE
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Mrs. E. A. Courts, Plaintiff,
And against tho
William Penn Mining Company,
Defendant,

did. on the LIST day of August, A. d. 1879.
seize and levy upon the following described
property, towit Eight picks, one ore car one
bellows, one anvil, three sacks charcoal, three
blacksmith tongs, one lot small drills, four
gaos. twenty tons ore, one mortar pestle, one
lot timbers one S-inch belt, one 10-inch belt,
seventy five feet l-inch hose, one pair extern
sion tongs, two quicksilver buckets, two gold
pans, two scoop shovels, one brush, two picks
three shovels, one sledge hammer, two and
one half cords wood, one wise, one ore
screen, one wood wheelbarrow, two sledge
hammers, six drills, one hoe. and three
shovels.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 9Th day
of August, between the hours of o'clock A
NJ and O'Clock NJ viz. at IL NJ of said day,
will sell all the right, title and inter, st of
said William Penn Mining Company in and
to the above described property, at the Com
pany's claim, one fourth of a mile north east
Of Silver City. said Lyon County, Nevada. at
public auction. for cash in hand. to the high
est and best bidder, to satisfy said Execution
and all costs.
r. A. COOKE,
Sheriff of Lyon county, Nevada.
Dayton, Nevada, August l, 1879.
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