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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
AGrcaf Industry

The butter men are leaving no
stone nnturned IN their opposition
tothe sale Of eleomargarine, aud the
Executive Committee, of the Natinnal
Associations for the prevention ofthe
adUlterstionfof butter has prepared IL
reyort on the subject of the manu-
facture of cheese Which contains
sone-sigaificant and astonishing tig-
ures. 1t appears that the value of
the land and stock employed in fur
nishing milk butter and cheese in
'ytfe Unftpa States Is estimated at
81 800, 100000. The apaasl pro-
ilucti"n of cheese IN the United
States j. estimated at $50, 00O, 900
pounds, and of butter 81 800. 900, 900,
tbefv'ti,iet III fthen tayo being abOut
$350;n00,0d0 pounds, or 50,O00,Oc0'
more thar the wheat gercr, one
seventh more than the hay crop, one
thnfl ,p,ore,than the Gotten crop. and
ohfy tfine FIN less than stfie' corn
crop. These are certainly. large fig
ures. hut they are not the only ones
that appear in the report. For IN
sta, c". there are rs ,00O, 900 scows an
the Uaiteds6tstss, whici.is nvere six
times the number in Great Britain
and Considerably more than Twice
the nnml'rr in France. The freight
lpnih til ~cean transportation compan-
les Wis year for cheese and butter ex,
ported amounts t.. $1.000.000. But
ter NJ d cheese pay annually to rail,
rad com paaies over %, 600, O0o, ! ana
milk pays nearly as much more The
annual pnNluctioa NJ rmA Z 4 in the
United States, IL is claimed, can he
ssfeis SestimaFde at $500, Q00, 600.
Here, surely, Is one of the greatest
and vastest inaustries 3pfs the land,
and there is no tause. for wonder
that those Win are engaged in it
should resent the Introduction of
mate rial such as eleomargarine,
which can hardly fail to have an
evil effect upon the legitimate trade.
Surely, an Interest eppsenthlg such
large Interests, and contributing 50
much to the welfare and prosperity
of the cnuetry, deserves respectful
hearing before bills derogatorv to it
are passed. N. Y. E vening Express
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
TUE NEW yHlNIsG LAW



bill would make things lively and re.
,snuHefative for fawyers ind exrcr,s
III anotasS uomssscK sk0ad16s dis
which 10 not at all impossi-
nble.. ,s,,.se7-.soyi !. v,epsa .ss, b .,.,E
1t viii BE- !. me ii, bcred that when
the scosnstsck MAS, di.coyefedii tt
dipped toths ~est, and now ,lieasiip
IS eastward. The square iocation
flaw wcsla have made ,!iusincss fy
riav,yess % the Com.sock had Il been
Id, force 4. fyw years ago. Y - r.
ar seems hs;wathst The 3siff viii not
.eomsItefa finsl seading this term fer
~sDt'of aames butnhoervSesrI is pushing
ikaso, strongly aowa.4.wili probably
rlakeaAotfIer effort to get It through,
and preparations to prevent Its pas
cage should be, made in advance,
There 'sre 4 great many important
lodes in addition to the Comstock, of
which the dip at and near the sur
lace formssan angleliwith the main
dip 4. The. hedges ia The, deep work
ineSs inclinib0 In d direction opposite
to the incliuatisu at ,be surfaees The
.prospector. may discover q ledge din.
,SexxxsAax Axaa -. HItSla AZ Isi.Iug aefje.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
SHERlFF'S SALE.

N i . b 70 d.
10y yIRruE OF SEVERAL EXECu-
- t1ons issued out II the Jukrice Court In
and for Silver City Township. County OF Ly-
On. State OF Nevada. and to Iue dir, cted aud
delivered for Judgments rendered in said
CONT on the 9Th day II Marth. A. D., 1870, in
favor of the State Of Nevada, plaintiff. and
against the following named defendants and
The real estate aiid imp ovements Hereinafter
described, to-wIt: t tl.-- .....
Thomas Hieginps and the foil jwing-de-
scribed real estate and improvements thu reon,
to-wit, One Iot and ho,ise on High street
nd .oiIing Senwell south, III Silver CITY. Lyon
EQUITY, Nevada. Tax delinquency aiia costs,
So 10, 10 Oh. ffr.s..lts.. t.,.. Ii ..7. ..
Thomas Mcdonald, and the folowing-de-
scrib.d r. al tFtatc. to-wlt: I hat vacant lot adj
joining the ~ brewery IN Hlvtr City, and
saloon fxturcs i>-srtro, tlt ia Lyon county,
Nevada Tax dSliplutuey md costs, S25 48h.
All y ong and the rfollowine-des, ribed real
estate. to- wit r. u vacant lot on west side of
Main street. adjoining Philip Grytr north, in
Silver City, Lyon county, Nevada. Tax de-
linqGepey AID cVsts, 80 80. r..+r- .... e..
Tha1Dauey Gold 4 SILVER Mining Co. and
the real estate aud hnpr Bis heioOn. ITO
yit: All that land. claim and mining clhfm
i'll ana near Darcy Canon, and sll the in-
pIoverrtnts tbcreGn. ard the building and
hoi, ting works on the esq side ( Carson road
Mt the upper end of Sp ing Valley, and all In
Lyon eYspIty sand owned shystls sohApnny.
Tax delinquency ana costs e2lz 10. - 30
Notipe II hersby atyen that. ON the twenty
seventh Jay OF April, A. D.. 1880. between the
hours of o'clock 4. N. and . o'clock P. 81.
namely, Mt II O'Clock N. of said day, ! will
sell ali the righ, ~ itlr, and interest Of the
ahove-named defendants, Tor the amount of
tax delinquency and costs upon the property
scr opposite their respective names, at the
Court Honse door, in Dayton, Lyon comfy,
Nevada. at public auction, for cash in hand.
TO the highest bidder who will take the least
portion OF said property aud pay the amount
of said tax delinquency and costs 10 satisfy
said execution, and costs that may accrue.
u. II. A. COOKE.
e. 49, Sheriff or Lyon County. New.
Dayton, Nevada, March 20, A D.. 1889
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

:. { -----THE Cass of Mccormick, who
was arrested In. yirginis far,ssetting
yirestoS bis house during the hight,
has broughttO light the absurd fact
that.thers Is no Law % The, Statutes
prolsibiting the sownsr Of, a, house
from barniag 4 Jo~p 4 deting the
night time, providing that,a at the
Aims Of hs.burning. no one Il living
40 e. This wifi be cheering intelii-
genes st To- the owners Of property
which they wish TO sell to insurance
eouiosnies..a isesss . sastsuET
S~'sPo"'Ss.sg or ilftA ssM wi y fsvifH
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

-"I wish was worth a million
of dollars" said gentleman. "What
good would it do you, for you don't
spsnd your present incomsr inquired
afsisaas = %. Ggyla hs. ecnnom-
ical on larger scale"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a Dcver-failine
Cure for Nervous
Debility. Exhausted
Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, Sptrilia-
t0rrlyca. .. u = n
W IN Dob. TIN
potency, Puraiy is,
and all the terrible
effects of Sei:sAb-
use, youthful fpi-
lies, and txccssts in
naturer yes,'er~.snch
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
SHERiEF'S SALE.

10Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out or the District Couft of the SecoDd
Judicial DistIict. State of Nevada, in and for
the County'of Ornsbv and to me directed and
delivered for = Judgment renderc in saia
Court on the goth day of NJ arch. A. u. 1850, in
favor o. f. A. Frevert, Plaintiff, and against
George :. Elder, Defendant, for the sum Of
nineteen hun,ired and twelve and 2l0E nsS
dollars damages, with interest on the sum OF
81 .O0O at im per cent per IN nth, from March
3lst, 1880, until paid, and with interest Oh
the sum of s62s 10 l00ths at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum from March 3lst, 1850. until
paid, together with costs aud disbursements
and accruing cost, now amounting to the
sum Of 81 20 and for costs TINT may accrue
l did, Oh the 9Th day Of April, A. ID 1880.
sieZe, levy upon and take into execution all
and every the right, title and interest of the
within named defendant, George =. ELicr,.i in
. and to the following-described real property.
to-wit: -E-1tsia Is HF-tst .lIrs .i.s
All that certain piece. parcel and lot of lsnd
lying, being and situated in Johntewn, Couu-
ty of Lyon, State of Nevada, and consisting
OF about six (eDacres of land adjoining the
Sacramento mill property on The east. toleth-
er with the blacksmith shop, hauses stables
aud appurtensnces thereunto belonging, b.
ing the same property conveyed by Jos' ph
Damon by deed dated June 10, a. ID. 1876. to
the said George :. Elltr and recorded De.
cember e. 1876, in Book ii. RI cord Of Deeds.
Lyon County. Nevada page 49, and 43i, to-
gtther with all and singular, tn" tentmrn's,
htred itanouts and sDpurtenances the-eunto
belonging or in any wise sIpertalning. -. q
Notice Is hereby given That oRsthes Ets day
of May. A. ID. 1880, between the hours Of Q
o'clock A, n. and o'clock r ". viz, u: IL
o.clt OK NJ of said day. I wi seIl all the right,
title and interett of said defendant, George
$. Elder, In and to the above described prop
erty, III front OF the Court House door in Day
ton said Lyon county. Nevada, at public
auction for cash in hand to the highest and
best bidder to satisfy said execution and all
s|0'F'Fl Uc % UlNUR A. COOKE. Y
Sheriff of Lyon County, New,
Dayton, April .. A. d. 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

-THE Democrats of Lyon coun-
ty have elected delegates to Winnie
mucca who go uninstructed, but who
favor Tilden. Unless Seymour makes
a stropaefheAtfhanhs issn&w max
,ngT ildepwiit probshly be thegDeTr
ocratic candidate. The sound think
srgktndagst ahso Democrats do anet
wish to see the old man. again placed
at the head of their ticket, but have
had to give way in nearly ever other
place as in this county to the preju-
eeofthstank ana Gle sf DE party.
Samuel ], will be an easier map to
beat than either Seymour, with his
rioting friends in New York. or Han.
coslsaxiah.s sadd ARhss REGARD, bat
with Mys.. Suratt's execution st anding
bstwesp him aad the MPpqrt Of q
large portion ofthe party.a M I'll
.den's operationsia-the revenue bust
ness lie heavily on atbes stomachs OF
!is, enforced supportsrs. There is.
nOthiAs,abopt him - make up for
deficiencies in personal character.
He has no personal magnetism which
will draw votes 70 himself, regardless
of the principles which he represents
and allowing that the two parties are
more evenly balanced than should
reasonably be expected in an enlight-
.ened county like ours, it is a matter
of cssefatulssion that the chances
are strongly In favor of his nomina-
.tion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
4 Freneh and spanish I.esssuso 4

Those wishing ss&o learn either
French or Spanish can receive proper
Instruction from thoroughly com
pelent teacher by calling upon Mrs.
s.. e. Carton, Nj. iis North , street.
WirginiA-ssaa OK s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12


Readers OF TnE TINES, who can
template purchasing piano or organ
would do well to consult the editor
before purchasing, as they might
thus save hundreds # dollars. and
get a wider list of celebrated max
ers to select from than they could get
at any music house IN the world.
Terms, to suit purchasers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

Noble,s objection is tie, best known
remedy for gonnorrhoea, gleet, etc
NJ, Webster No. POS South c street
sole agent fmvirSilift. uerders by.
stage promptly fulfilled, ia bsu,s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

ms Loss OF Memory, Lassitude, Nocturhhl
Emission, Aversion to Society, DinEefs oi
vision. Noises in the Hen; the vital nnld
passing unobserv d In the urine ana many
nther diseases that lend to insaIity aud death
DIR. NiNTIE Will agree 10 forfeit r We
Hundred Dollars for II case OF TINS kina
the VITAL RESI- ORATIVE tund'r his 81 erlnl
advice and trentmentD will NOT euro, or Tor
ANYTHING impure or injurious found IN H.
,lIS NINIIE treats all lripnte btfSAses
successfully without mercury sonsuiih-
rion free Thorough examination and adv
vice, including analysis OF urine, 80 ifire
OF Vital Rcstorativc. - q Iottse' q
four times the quaint " loi scli' 70 any sh
,,r".. mon receipt of rice. or C o. d.. secure
from observation. and in private np1ne. II de-
sired, by a, 4. MIETIE. M IL. . H
II Konrny Strost.
af a san IRmC SEQ, Cal.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Fire Commissioners.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was held last evening full Board being present, Commissioner Mullen presiding
 The monthly pay roll for October, amount ing to Ss2, 12O.9O, was approved; also sundry bills amounting to $2, 56614.
 Applications cf Daniel J. Hosmer and Will liam L. Cooper to be hosemen, and of George H. Chipman to be hook and ladder man, were read and ordered on file.
 The time of fire marshal about expiring A. J. Kennedy was unanimously e-elected to serve for two years from January l. Mir. Kennedy was first elected to his present po- sition in 1874, and this recognition of faith full services is well bestowed.
 The resignation of Alfred E. Bristol, of hook and ladder No. 1, was accepted, and l.. H. Fish was appointed to fill the vacancy.
 Chief Hendrick called attention to the fact that the use of the hydrants by parties who sprinkled the streets was damaging to the property of the city and an expense was nee essary to keep the hydrants so used in repair. He recommended that there should be re- strictions placed upon the use of the hydrants, or that the water company or parties using the water should pay the expense attending necessary repairs. The matter was laid on the table until the next meeting. Adjourned.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Tenth Ward Republicans.
The Ticket NOminated-JOhn P. Stud1ey
 fOr1Alderman.

The Ticket NOminated-John P. studley
 fOE1Alderman.
 A large and interesting meeting of the Tenth ward Republicans was held last even ing in Wier's Hall to ratify the ticket for ward officers presented by the ward nominat- ing committee. H. E. Benton presided, S. Arthur Marsden secretary. The following were the nominating committee: Col. P. B. Buckingham, John H. Rowland. Frank lin A. Curtiss, Robert M. Hoggson, John Turner. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney John P. Studley was nominated for alderman, he receiving S3 votes against 62 cast for Joel F. Gilbert. For Councilmen, H. B. Benton, Julius Twiss and Frank s. Platt were nomi- mated. These nominations are equivalent to an election, the Tenth being strong Repub- lican ward and the ticket strong one. MT. Studley has large circle of friends, and IS one of the promising and successful young members of the New Haven bar. Mir. Ben ton is the editor of the Palladium, MT. Twiss is the attorney and MT. Platt is the well | known florist and seedsman on State street ' The utmost interest was manifested Tn bott the primary and the convention last night i and the meeting was one of the most numer ously attended Republican nominating con ventions which has been held in the ward.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Caught at Last.

Detective Brewer Returns From New
 York with a Noted Horse Thief in
 Charge.
 Detective Brewer arrived in this city last evening by the steamer Northam, having in charge David Armstrong atlas Wilson, 0ttGs Sullivan, who stole the teams from Charles Ruickoldt and Hiram H. Thompson. Arm strong waived an examination after he found that he was fully identified, and did not re- quire acquisition from the Governor of New York. After this horse thief was locked up in New York he attempted to disguise him. self by pulling out his moustache (his lip showing the effects by being badly swollen), bruising his nose and cheek and changing the position of his hair, which he combed back from his forehead to the style known as | ssPhiladelphia killers with ''soap locks" in front of his ears His efforts would have been successful had not the man who called | in to identify him recognized the thief by his l voice. During Detective Brewers absence | he caused the arrest of man named John J. | Hurley of Brooklyn, N. Y., who IS supposed
 to be implicated with Armstrong in the horse | stealing business He was remanded for ex-
 animation, and to-day the detective will re. | turn to New York to work up the case and will probably bring Hurley to this city for l trial Both of the parties belong to gang that have been working different parts or the State in the meanest of all thievlng ope
 rations, that of horse stealing. There ap.
 pears to be fair prospect that through Chief l Webster and his assistants this business vii
 be effectively stopped in this vicinity.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Bicycling Tournament.

To-day will be a field day in this city for our bicyclists. The tournament will be one of the finest displays in this line ever seen in the State, and is given in honor of the Amer ican Roadsters, a car load of which will ar rive from the manufactory in Bridgeport. There will be ten of the roadsters in the pro- cession The rest of the riders will use bi- cycles number of distinguished bicy- clists of New York city, Bridgeport, Meriden and other places will participate. Mir. Wright, of New York, will ride the largest wheel in this country, 60 inch. The route of procession is Crown to Temple, to Chapel, to York, to Elm, to Temple, to Trumbull, to Hillhouse avenue, countermarch to Trum- bull, to Te pple, to Elm, to Church, to Chap ell, to Olive, to Wooster, to East, to Chapel, and over the bridge to the shell roads.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Roard ofHeaIth.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Health was held last evening. Present Professor Brewer presiding H. M. Welch, Dr. A. E. Winchell, pr. F. H. Whittemore and Health Officer Lindsley.
 Health Officer Lindsley made report showing that the death rate for the present month was double that of the preceding month (october.) He also read a paper showing a comparative death rate for the three years preceding the organization of this Board, which was 238 per 1000, while for the present and past two years it would be only Is per 1000.
 The weekly reports of the sanitary inspec- tors for the month of October were read and ordered on file.
 Bills for the month of October amounting to $377. F were approved.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
The Great Attraction.

The great attraction yesterday Chapel street was the grand opening at Dorman's of fine stationery, poeketbooks, Christmas cards,-etc. It was a gala occasion. The store was beautiful in it's rich and extensive displays of choice goods, including richly decked boxes of stationery and gay and bright Christmas goods generally. The doors were opened at 9:55 a. m. and the store was quick ly thronged, and the interest continued al- most without interruption until near closing time at 1O3O p. m. Inthe display were 4, 700 boxes of fine stationery including hand painted and steel engraved. The display was finely arranged and beautiful sight, and buying was lively, the low price for such goods causing astonishment and satisfaction. It was a shopping occasion extraordinary.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Telephone and Postal lacconnmOda- ton for the benefit of our
 Customers.

P. Sour MalI DeparEnsntis special fea- ture of interest to out of town friends who by sending postal card with the name of the goods desired, or sample thereof, shall forward them with the same exact care, promptitude and dispatch as if they were personally present.
 ma aodGNa
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
A Singular Case.

A curious case of comminuted fracture from inherent fragility of the bone occurred at Newington Saturday, horse owned by J. .Belden taking fright and after running a short distance bringing up with broken leg, though he had not fallen down or come in contact with any object. Dr. Greasy was called, but found the bone so completely shivered as to discourage surgical treatment, and the animal, valuable one, was accord inoly killed
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Amusement Season.

MT. H.B. Warner, representative of "The Tourists" /" arrived yesterday, together with MT. c. H. Smith, representative of the New England circuit ''The Tourists" will be brought out at Peck's Grand Opera House on next Tuesday evening. The Tourists has been given the past week to overfowing houses in Brooklyn, and previously at the Grand Opera House, New York. The busi- ness met with was double that of last year, and the receipts from amusement patrons are generally larger than a year ago.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Pocket Picked.

Rev. W. c. YanMeter, of the Italian Bible and Sunday school mission of Rome, Italy, who spoke and obtained collectionsin various churches in this and other States last spring for his work, had his pocket picked of the net results of the collections while lying sick and prostrated on a steamer crossing the English Channel en route for Italy. He is obtaining fresh aid for the work.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Alarm of Fire.

A saltpetre bag on teamster's truck at Long Wharf exploded yesterday afternoon at about 1:3o o'clock It made loud report and in an instant the entire load of bags of the same material was in blaze. The horse was cut loose and escaped with a singed tail Mr. McGivney, the teamster, had his hand, face, armi and neck burned and scorched in trying to put out the fire The truck was near the freight depot and the platform caught fire. Box PA was sounded. Things looked troublesome at this time and some freight had to be handled to get it out of the way. few cases of goods were damaged, and bag of feathers were let loose by the fires and the feathers flew around. Hose from hydrant extinguished the fire. The truck belonged to Bright Brothers and was badly damaged. Loss about $100. The saltpetre came from Bridgeport.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01

New Haven Colony Historical Society.
 The New Haven Colony society has chosen officers for the year ensuing as follows: Pres ident, Rev. Dr. Beardsley; vice president, Thomas R. Trowbridge; treasurer, Nathan Peck secretary, Thomas R. Trowbridge, jr., in place of Rev. William G. Andrews, re- moved from the city. Directors were chosen as follows Leonard Bacon, Henry Bronson, E. H. Lefingwell, John w. Barber. Henry Trowbridge, Charles R. Ingersoll, Simeon E. Baldwin, Frank E. Hotchkiss, Charles H.. Townsend Franklin B. Dexter, Johnson T. Platt, Henry l.. Hotchkiss, E. Higgins Bish- op, George Petrie, James M Hoppin, Eli Whitney, Thomas R. Trowbridge, jr., Charles Dickerman, Charles Peterson, Joseph B. Sargent, Edward E. Atwater. Reso- lutions of respect to the memory of the late Henry White, who was for eleven years president of the society, were adopt ed. A copy will be sent to the family. Rooms in the old State House are being fit. ted up for the society and they will be ready during December.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
workingnen.. Meeting.

At T:3o o'clock this evening there will be meeting held at room 10, Insurance building, under the auspices of Cabinet Makers Union, No. 3, of New Haven. "The Necessity. of Uniting the workingmen in Trades Unions'' will be the subject discussed, and Mir. Bar thoIomey of New York, of the Grand Lodge of Piano Makers and of the Cabinet Makers Union of this country, and Secretary Kauf- man of the Cabinet Makers Union, will be the principal speakers. All cabinet, piano and organ makers, yarnishers, carvers. saw yers, turner's and carriage body makers are included in the invitation to attend.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01

Anthony Schmidt, well known for many summers on Bellevue avenue, Newport, is now opening his collections of rare china, bronzes, curios, and of ali that is very new, or very odd at No. 254 Chapel street Gar field building), and ladies will find it interest ing to go and see the place-the more so as the approach of the holidays will soon rem der such visit necessary. So far as we have been able to judge, goods are offered at very moderate prices.