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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31

james Waddell, who was kicked
1by h orse two weeks ago, is out, but
hlimping. --
The Carson Appeal states that
freight rates to Bodie have advanced
to 81 and 4 cent? ger pound. ss
The Second Judicial District Court
has adjourned until Monday. Febru-
ary 3, when the February term will
begin. LEk7bkkks sse
Cal. Burnap, county jailer, has
been laid up with . swollen spkle,
He is better now, ana able To- stead
TO his duties. - : 90 W 2 .- N.A
Ben Welsh, the miner wish2 &as
taken with cramps SbilesstA woFk in
the Sutro Tunnel. some daysf pro,
died at sutrO yssissgaisy morning.
The Dayton Literary Society ID
their last regular meeting Last Fri.
day evening, discussed. De followies
proposition: Resolved--That love ssis
a stronger passissS tihaf hated. b's
Chup Yen was arrested in Dsyton,
on Thursday morning, fog sb"etings
a Chinawoman named Qdeen.a He
wa. admitted ID bsit IA the sufh u
0iOO, and his case set Tor trial asggf,
George W. Phelps, Jr., the short
Inland reporter who lived in Virginia
City about three years ago, has struck
"fst thing" He is secretary of
the Steamship Company at Portland,
Oregon, and Is engaged 70 be mar
ried in June, to Q young lady Of San
Francisco.
Tom Connors, who was reported
dying of pneumonia In Bonanza City,
week or two ago, returned to Silver
last Wednesday evening. He looks
US strong and healthy as ever, but Is
twenty-five pounds lighter. He said
he was down twenty days, aud that
he had close cell
Justice Hawkins informes the
TINES that the creditors IT the Nick
ersoh estate, of Dayton, will receive
S21l per ccnt. of the face value 0f
their claims. This is much better
than had been expected, and reflects
credit upon the Justices management
or the affairs Of the concern.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31
NEW TODAY


"AY.DAY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
Avn CompAny--Location Of principal place
OF nusinsss, Dayton. Lyon county. Nevada;
location OF works. @ mo, Lyon county. New
Notice 10 hereby given that. at meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees of said company. held
on the twenty; fourth l2Athl day Of January.
1850. an ssscssIhent no. u Of Fsve centssl tc)
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation. payable immediately In
United States gold coin. TO the Secretary I. ~
the once Of the Company, In NE Courthouse
Ut Dayton. Lyon county. Nevada. ~
Any stock upon which this assessment shaft
remain unpaid on the twenty.fourth l3sshi
day Of February. 1850. will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction; and dli-
less payment Ii made before. will be sole on
SATURDAY. the twenty seventh (27th) dsy Of
March. 1880. 90 pay the delinquent Assess
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
JOHN LoTHROP, Secretary.
ohice--ln the Courthouse, OF Dayton. LYON
county. Nevada. - ~ ! =
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31
Once In Twenty.Elght Years.

February, this year, has five Sun
days, aud 1t will be twenty. EIGHT
years before this occurs again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31

The following shows the character Of the
demands allowed against the General Fund.
aud also includes the county's proportion of
the salaries Of the Auditor and Assessor,
eieven-forty seventies OF which are paid by
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31

VRSo The CITIZENS AND TAx-PAYERs
u Of Byonf County. Nevada. He Under
signed, Auditor of said county, submits the
following report Of the finances of said coun-
~, from January 1st. a. D. 1879. to January
LIST, 1880: - aN
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31

VTTCK;s HLUsTRATED MONTHLY
Magazine, 50 pages, Colored Plate and
many fne engravings in every number.
Price 81 25 g year; Five Copies for IS. Speci-
men numbers sent for 10 cents: trial copies
for % cents.
Weeks illustrated FlSrai Guide
A beautiful work of 100 Pages One COlored
Flower Plate, and 500 illustrations, with De-
scriptions of the best Flowers aud Vegetables,
with price of seeds. and how to grow them.
All for Five Cent Stamp. issue Nov. goth. In
English or German. }. WICK, Rochester, NY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31
MINING AND ENGINEERING.

II MosHEIMER. IN SAN FRANCISCO.
a. o In cooperation with a Society of En-
gineefs, ie publishiDga monthly journal, THE
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC, devoted to
the advancement Of Mining Engineering, Me-
chAnical Arts, etc. onducted on strictly
neutrality-suspicious. rice, II 50 per
year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31

james Waddell, who was kicked
by a h orse two weeks ago, is out, but
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31
BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs. Collier, ofDayton, e aanger-
.ously i'll. Sta as4ua say ls4
There are 44S taxpayers on the as
sessment roll of Lyon county. y ~ q
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31
VIRGINIA, COMO g. SUTR0


I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE, WILL
Ornn Concord coaches from sutro to vir-
ginia. by way of Dayton, Silver. and Gold
Hill. in tho morning, returning the sane way
in the afternoon. = so F0Ao as z
On the morning trip the coach will leave
sutro at $3.50, Dayton about 100, Silver
about 500 and arrive In yirginia about 800
O'Clock Returning, the coach will leave Vir-
ginia on the arrival Of the lightning express,
reach Silver at 1oA5. Dayton at ll:30, and ar.
rive at sutro at l2A.ttsl 3aH : yciHH7o
In the afternoon the coach will leave sutrc
at O'Clock. Dayton at 1880, Silver at $50, ar
irving in Virginia about a;3O. Returning. the
coach viii leave Virginia at 4:30 o'clock
Silver at SIS, Dayton at 6, arriving at sutrc
at $40
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31

VUvo PAT HENNEssEy. ms aRANTEEs.
notified that l have expended one hundred
dollars IN labor and improvements upon the
Star of the West claim. sitnakeds IN Como,
Palmyra Mining District, Lyon county. Ne
vsds, in order to hold said premises under
utee of the United States. being the amount
required to hold the same for the year ending
March IL, 1879; and II ninety days after this
notice by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion Of such expendi-
willbecome the property Of the undersigned.
under the provisions Of the aid section 2S24
Va CHAS. T.. ALL.
Virginia City. New. December .. 1873
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED.

sUAll orders left with GEO. HOLMES.
Silver City, or intrusted to the stage drive
will be filed by return stage. 4 gu
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31
CURED Promptly an"

CURED Promptly assss
Permanently. l send
bottle Of my celebrated rem
NMTGs edy, with q valuable treatise
- on this disease. free to all suf-
ferers who send me theirP. o..
and exp-ess address. nr. ~
q. ROOT, No. lss Pearl st.,
W York City, N. " f-it'a SCI
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31

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DIT business pow before me pubIle,
MN You caa make moneY ffa.er ~
work FOR us than 20 snyibirg
else. Capfal not roquu a. Weviil start
you. eliza day and upwards made a.
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and
EMMA WARE
W. Ok pKTfTtp
OSCAR TAGGART
IN EQUITY.
IN EQUITY

Referred 10 one Of the Commissioners
OF said Court, who s directed TO t.sc,r ain
and locate, report the location and uystic-
ua. description OF The lot in the bin men
uorrd; also, 70 ascertain aud report au,
purchase money thereon remaining u.-
paid, nom the aetuuGan; Iaggstt ta tic
datondan. Painter, and o. This end. NOV
take proof and ii.c the same; that he aE-
certain the lens thereon, the character.
order aud priouiics Of the Some aud re-
port any other pertinent matter.
Al abstract from tho dcc-cc-Tcat:
SMITH CRANE. Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

Oscar Taggart, Serena II Tsggor', I-rocl
Painter, Summ,rs McCum an Par.
* McCrun, trading and doing business
as AcCrum y Son, Lloyd l.. McCrum,
trustee,
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Commissioners Notice.

STATE or WEST VihorNIA, s.:
81 q Circuit
Court held IN and for the county ,f Pres
ton, on The 1871 day Of October, 1880:
JOHN w. CONNER
, 1880-06-24
NEWS SUMMARY,

Dispatches from all the large Eastern
cities contain accounts.of rejoicings over tho
nomination OF Garfed--Presiden Hayes
says he is we'll satisfied at Garfield 8 nomi-
naiion---Grant thinks Horatio Seymour
will be the Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent----The Insurgsnt Garcia has been de-
feated by government troops Georgia 'sidee.
CATION to the Cincinnati Convention are re-
ported to be for Fleld--Maryland dele
gates 20 instructed---The French, Eng.
lish and Italian squadrons are al! going to
Besika bav-Gladston has outlined new
financial policy for Eugland--The W. U.
L. Co.'s earnings for the quarter ending
June, are 81, $40, ,2S4--There were over
100 900 strangers in Milwaukee on the 9th,
the day Of the Wisconsin veteran reunion.
r. Morris. county Judge Of Baylor county,
Texas, was shot and killed in his court room
by w. A. Taylor. saloon keeper. Taylor
escaped "A $4,000 boom Of logs broke
lcese at Milwaukee, Wis, on the 18th and
was lost--C. A. Hill, California lawyer,
has been arrested in St. Louis for counter
feiting-D. O. Ireland, OF the Astorian,
has been placed upon the National Republi-
can Committee from Oregon--Dennis
Kearney is sick in Chicago---Congres
will probably adjourn on the 18th or 10Th
The California horse, st, Julien, is Civ
ing exhibition trots in Detroit-Marguese
the Mexican revolutionist, has been captured
by the government forces--Two men were
killed by storm in Wisconsin on the 18th,
A heavy rain and lightning storm passed
over New York--A negro, Jemes Williams
and wife, were found murdered in the woods
pear Indianapolis on the l2th-William
Blnns was hanged in Bradley county, Ark,
on the 18th for the murder of Con Edwards
The brick molders OF Denver have
struck Tor 90 so per day; present wages SO
A fye days trotting meeting will COM
at Chester Park, Cincinnati, July 9Th
Heavy failures are reported from London.
, 1880-06-24

meat, and consequently all became laws. 4
number OF nominations failed TO receive ac-
ton and expired at the close OF the session
Among them that OF John I. Hartranft a.
collector Of customs for Philadelphia.
Appoi tmeutS confirmed.
The Senate confirmed the following nomi.
nations Liolt. Col. Samuel Wood. deputy
uaymustJr general; Randolph G.. Ebert, OF
Oregon, surgeon; Rev. David Wilson, ot
Colorado. post chaplain; Cnas. A. We'herell
of Nevada. regi ,ter % lind office q, Carson
City; Richard II. Fty. sgeut Of the Umatilli
Indians. Oregon; Taos. Chestnut, postma y,
Ter. Silvrrior. Colorado; Col. Drumm, Rdiu
taut general; O,tu Mrar1, Of Colorado. John
b. Bowman. OF Kru;urky. Alfred Il. Meach
am, OF Washington, .. C., Geo. w Mon
eypcnny, Of Columbus, Ohio, and John J
RGssel, OF Iowa. commissioners 10 ratiiy
tde agreement maize with the Ute Gndians;
Jacob Helfferich. of Louisiana. TO be coiner
OF the United States mint at New Orleans.
, 1880-06-24

principally East Iniia me.chants--Tle
Amsric '" ride t"au s-r'va' a' Q Ie-n,tou N
on the 18th; b' ting u tho American team
/, gp,na u,,--l.u sIa4spa IA ,n,e Irish
Relief Fuud Comm'ttee have EiG 900 on
haud ---Emporor William IN al out 10 ~ AXE
q tour Of uernRny--The E.yu,iau oh, ltsk
sailed iro - AleIandria Tor the Uuit,d States
pn the lith-- Tue rate ot city and county
TAX = ia San FrAne!seo for the coming year
is 80 uu 5 100.
There is CheeE'al prospect Of another
rs,ulauon IN the Argentine Republic
The p,nIDcmtic ppii'iriuns sFs collecting at
Cincinnati, aud the Field boomers ars afraid
u Stymour--R Ibrrt De- Coufcier. Who
Sas to be GangeI AZ Toronto to- day, died IN
his cell las, night -- There Vas LIVELY dis
cussion IA the Bgiti-h House OF Commons
IN relation % she anJ-oe,ents Of the new
French Ambassador to London, as TO
whether he had been previously rejected by
the German Gnvernment
, 1880-06-24
Eastern Washington Territory.

A colony Of some two hundred fami-
lies are on their way from Kansas and
intend to locate eight miles below Big
Spring, l...
The Dayton Courier says that D. W.
Kamp and Jerd Montgomery, OF Waits.
burg, were lately. thrown from a car,
riage and SO badly hurt that their lives
are despaired of.
The editor of the Colfax Gazette has
seen crows nest built with wire cast
off by self-binders Several pounds OF
wire, in short pieces are woven together
in the highest style of the art of nest
building, showing superior mechanical
ability ON the part of the builder.
A company of German and American
capitalists are negotiating with the N.
P. R. r.. Co., for the purchase Of some
thing over one hundred thousand acres
of land, mostly lying east of The Palouse
river AS soon as they secure title to
the lands they will sink artesian wells in
the center of each section that is not by
nature provided with sufficient guam
tity of pure water. e.tat ls.
, 1880-06-24
FOR2IGX NEWS.
Cnnne 90 America

&hkht tp ReHrftVb
BERLIN, June l4-l2 SEQ enigrau.s from
Germany wont to the Uuited States during
the first quarter Of the cnrrent year.
RebcilIou Ceased.
CALcUrrA, june 1.-THE rebellion in Up.
per Burmah seems 10 have entirely ceased.
News from Bokhars is TO the effect that Rus.
sian troops from Samarcand and Khokand
we're going eastward towards Kashgar; that
the Chinese had attacked Russian outposts
on the Kuldja on the frontier, and that there
is much uneasiness In Russian Turkestan.
t....t, A la Francaise. .... .
PARIS, June 14.-A duel with swords took
place Saturday on the Spanish frontier be-
tween LanauIe New, Bonapartist member
Achille Simon, Republican. The former
was wounded. ..'r.f... r.f
BY IBvitatioa,
LONDON, June IA Bombay cores
pondent telegraphs that Col. Gordon states
that he goes to China to persuade she Chi
nese against war with Russia. and that he
goes on tho invitation of Chinese digni-
tary. s.ry,. .....t ..... ......f z. ..
Irish Affairs.
LONDON, June Is In the House OF Com
mons Forster, Chief Secretary of ireland,
stated that the Government cannot assent
to the second reading Of O'Connor Powers
bill for extending the right to claim COM
pensation for disturbance OF tenants evicted
for non-payment. 4iti ~ tiis
o Greek Pirates DoInGs I.,..
CoNsTANT1NopLE, June 15.--Greek pirates
still continue to ravage the coast of Asia
Minor. They have sacked the town of At
keiI.
q. Cla'rcsc ana Russian Affairs.
ST.. PETERSBURG. june 16-Advices from
Kuldja and For; Naryn state that the Chi
nese prevent Russian caravans from cross
ing the frontier. 1t is rumored that the Chi
nese have taken Fort Naryn. .o. h.
The EASTERN Question.
PERA, June 16--The Porte has informed
the Ambassadors of the powers that what
ever conclusions the Berlin conference may
arrive at they cannot be obligatory upon
Turkey, as parties interested in the Inatters
to be discussed are to be excluded from de-
liberations of conference. The identical
note to the power, which was presented
Saturday, states that the Porte recognize
that it il the interest OF Europe that an end
be put to present difficulties and points
out that Lord Salisbury's communication
in favor Of the appointment Of technical
commission to tx the Turco- Greek frontier,
remains unanswered by the Porte. The
conference at Berlin has, therefore been
acted upon. The note proceeds to call at
tention to the Montepegrin and American
questions, and concludes by directing the
attention of the Ports to the gravity and re-
sponsibihty it woald assume in leaving the
execution Of the treaty Of Berlin any longer
in suspense.
Conclusions of che Porte.
PERA, June l6.-Ths Porte has forwarded
in reply to the identical note to esch Am
bassador. 1t refuses to recognize the right
of the powers to arbitrarily dispose of any
portion OF Turkey In favor Of Greece with.
outconsulting the Porte A majority of the
Ambassadors disapprove the suggestion of
Goschen to send o commission Of inquiry to
Roumelia as II might interfere with the OPP
erations of the local commission on the spot,
, 1880-06-24
Minor State Events.

TillamoCk county gave over eighty
Republican majority.
A quicksilver mine OF suppos' value
has been discovered in Union county.
James Berry, of Umatilla county,
has staitsl for Cheyenne with COCO
sheep. .......... .....
Another rich gold mine HIS been dis
covered by some Germans ten miles east
Of Baker City. .r.,- -.4eaa,.l i.s -..
General 0dell, State Prnter-elect,
has gone to. Eastern Oregon on sur
veying, expedition. al < s1f} x
The Union County Sentinel an
nounces that grand celebration is to
be had at Wallowa lake on the 4th and
9th Of July.
A six.year old son of Joel Ware, of
Eugene City, fell from an upper window,
breaking an arm and sustaining other
serious injuries.
Men are at work preparing the Fair
Grounds at Salem, and it is expected
that $4,000 people will be there on
Monday, July 9th, a..,
The Dramatic Club of Canyon City
is in a most houlishing condition, and
several young ladies are developing great
dramatic excellence. .t.,a.
The Democrats of Baker county elect
TraviIion sheriff, and Parker clerk.
The Republicans elect Kellogg treasurer
and Dooley representative.
The Grant County News says the
people of Spring valley have not had u
mail for two years, and are beginning to
loss confidence in the Post Office De-
partment .,.a
John McCown, Joseph Roberts and
Curry Campbell, two horse steaers and
a rohher. lately broke from the Wasco
county Jail, and had not been retaken at
last accounts. sa aa p' ,Na 90
The Dayton Courier hears accounts of
the ravages Of grasshoppers, which bode
no good for the coming crop, although
their depredations will no doubt he con-
fined to limited section of that county.
Mr.. Littlefeld, of Baker City, nearly
lost his life in attempting to save val.
liable colt that had fallen into the river.
The colt was taken out dead and the
master barely alive, says The Sentinel
The ladies of the Salem Congreg,9
tional Church will give dramatic and
musical entertainment at Reeds Opera
House next Friday night, which TIE
Statesman says will be splendid al,
fair. .1 ~ .,.-. -.....
A citizen of Roseburg lately found on
his doorstep u very young babe wrapped
in a shaw, with the inscription "From
betrayed girl; J" but that citizens per,
sonal interest in the discovery is not in.
timated by the Plaindealer. nd.
A Camp Harney correspondent says
that young lady of the John Day {.
coultry made $4,000 conquest at the
former place, but didn't think it worth
while to go after the fellow to bring
him home. ,i '.a ls1gT Ntf
, 1880-06-24
Al JEwELER in New York was robbie

A JEwELER in New York was robbed
Of valuable set of diamond ear rings in
the following manner. A gentlemanly
appearing fellow made bargain for the
ear rings, counted cut the money, heSi-
tated, was no- certain that his wife
would like them, would ask the privil-
ege of taking them home before complst-
ing the purchase. The money was
handed to clerk who put it in an en-
velope and sealed it. The stranger then
wrote his name upon it, and, as the
jeweler supposed, handed it bask to be
put in the safe till his return The
sharper had changed an envelope filed
with strips of paper for the one contain
ing the money while "blotting it with
q newspaper.
, 1880-06-24

A Kansas weekly publishes fourteen
rules to be observed during tornado"
Only one is neoessary-keep out Of the
way.
, 1880-06-24
ivACiFiC COAST
Gen- Hatch Censured.

Tucson, June IA mass meeting was
held by citizens OF Grant county, New Mex
ico,d Monday night. at Silver City, 500
prominent citizens being present. Resolu;-;
tions severely censuring General Hatch
and his command and demanding his
removal and the appointment OF an
efficient commander and force were
unanimously passed. Capt Parker, Chief
OF Scouts OF San Carlos Hsserve, and Capt.
Madden, were eulogized for their services
in the field. The resolutions are to be sent
to tho President Of the United States. the
Commanding General Of the Army, the De-
partment Commander, the Governor OF New
Mexico, and copies forwarded TO the Eastern
and Pacific press.
, 1880-06-24
squauaers' Row.

Another murderous row occurred yester.
day on El 1obrapte ranch, in Contra Cost,
county, in which one man was cut with
hatchet and another shot dead.
, 1880-06-24
Parser's ,statenenf.

New HAVEN, June 18.-Purser Samuel
II. Waldron, Of the steamer Stohington,
passed through here this afternoon for New
York with nine Of the survivors. He assisted
in saving SO persons. he bas a little girl
whose mother was lost, name unknown, at
his home in Stonington. He thinks the loss
Of life will not exceed thirty. q'y Tgr
, 1880-06-24
Fwat Time.

JERSEY CITY, June ia train on the
Pennsylvania road to day ran from Phila-
delphia to this place-90 miles--in 90 min
utes, stopping four times and slowing up
twice to cross bridges.
The Wisconsin Flood Disasters.
MILwAuKEE, June 10. --on the Prairie du
Chen division of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and Sc. Paul roads no trains can cross the
Mississippi on account OF high water. Other
railroads have bsen stopped. A report from
Prairie du Chen says thar the water in the
Mississippi is subsiding slowly. A report
from La Crosse says that the Mississippi
river rose five inches to day and is still rs-
ing, but no further damage has occurred.
Black river is falling.
, 1880-06-24
z Cioud-Burst at wheeling.

WHEELING, June 16.-A cloud-burst over
the Cemetery to-day washed away the earth
from cofins. leaving them exposed to the air.
The rain has been very heavy and damaging
hereabouts, bridges and crops being badly
damaged. The Potomac river is very high,
also the Monongahela. ..f..!r,l g,