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, 1881-02-18
HOUSE INSPECTION.


81 North Oakley street.
-a-
AOOoC 1NoA l1N AioN'
\ CURIOUS ntsCnvl;Ny.
Among tho blocks or residences to which nt-
tcu,lon .,us recently becn callod by .ho4c who
hlyn i,,tt1 their interest In s.,littry ulnttrrs
mw.krr.,i liz rtmt,lur Tur .rntp,,yr's health
r,',.I,a ,.as ,,,., ,,,sta,r ,r ,hrcr l,an,tsnu,,
seta ,sory ys su %S Sasse1s .ap',u fronts ut Sos
III, tssy, ar.d II, West Albums street. These
hotscs tho Journalistic Ilcnltl Commissioners
thoronsaly lnyes,lga'c,l ana they ifnyt'len !no.
With problem which It to'k some itttlo tl'ic 10
solve. Tho first house yIs!tc, w..s No. JE1 wheru
,ho nr,.sc,,rc ,r xrwer ,,,s w,s ,n,plp uppurcnt
~ ,..',,',. ~ w., ho,,.s ,. ,,,.. ,rIs wns
.no i's'. 'no noas' ~ %"s t,,c c''eo s" ,s sss s
pressed NJ, ns,o,lal!s,cnt, hut suited thIt thuy
i,oI bcr,, tr,ut,c with t,,o uojso,nc cxhantion.
ever s'ca they h'll oce"p''i me plso' aau '.'"t,
while it hn nut eAslsci my prsIio,'i1ccd sekilcss
ot lilo ha'srnokl hal oftcu rri no eyil effects
or tts Vsesunceh II variety Of why's. Questioned
~ to the pari %f ,lc s , n Wt Il wv w..s s ast
irst t,uur, Int u'!dc1 ht 1t eoilil. III aorwl.nt
ii,,tlsc. H',i.y tlnys. especially WHEN tho wlnl
was fl4,nl tho Hp,ihwust, tho g.,s wis pruscnt n
vory s,rong force, and sometimes It was almost
a npou Tie % sullrst, atM now That cxucris III sani;
t.stion mud cGn,e to view tho premises, sllu hnpel
that she 1Eht be iIr acquainted will! tho true
spilrcD ut tho csIt 80 tlal she u!yht hAvc It renl-
rdJcJ
X Thorough investigation OF tho plumbing ut
Yfc hUIIs, ty,la itluu pIhy. rcsttst In tho dis
rDv,.rv tl,ut rvrrvthi,I, WIS il. uurrrct Urcr.
Tho wuter. rl,tes wcrc iii r,,,erIy Trapped nnd
tfin I,lfh. rtu,i DLlutl,s wns III exyrlI.iIt work
ftll urrr li1o .crltur w,ls visited, nllti,
fhir, xnuiI Tt,,t, slIrfn,u.wnter c,ltri,. fglsft
WI. f.lllu,!. w1eh VAN ulmut full Or y,ttrr fry,tn
,vhich ~, i;,,nit,Ms,,mt nl,,r ws tttGf TIC uco
r..vcairi nn,nnw Of I,ip sowur-,El,y u[ whiC, tho
.uInntn az tir,, Itnsf, ind s,t,,i, uruyu rGnsUil
r,,.st .th{., = uf,IkI fhnf
r,tt. r,t;tr LAY E,tsnw,tE1E.
, 1881-02-18
TILE COURTS.
Another Important Move IN the
Chicago Construction Com
pany Case.
Judge Gardner Decides TINT Bu1ktcy
1s SIN illn Only Legal 1tcccfwr
Of tho Concern.
Tho Proceedings Taken IN Will County
Court Somewhat Severely Grit
ioised.
Numerous Divorces Granted Yostcrday-Now
SuIls Begun, Judgments, Etc., Elc.

Numerous Divorces Granted Yostcrday-Now
suils Begun, Judgments, Etc., elc.
r1rE CHICAGO CONSTRUCTION COM
r.ANY. |
Judge lnruor rendered n decision yesterday !
which treated III imrtlculArly GsDr-
gctic and breezy n,ancr tho ulsernttons Of tllp
Chclsgo & Alton 1tontl In lts attempts during tho
lust few yours 10 uCt central md possession nf
tho uiIars Ut tho Chcngt hallway Construction
Company, nrtl OtEor weak Or ilNn1vent Corp0rn-
tlnns. Tho uasc cn1nG ttr ut tho petition Of lsnl-
crt II. huxley, Receiver, lii tho rAse Ut tho
CusnnurSal Iuan ConpHNy against tho Ch1cngD
1thIiwMy CONSTRUCTION Company, fnr m inJnlc.
tton to prnyent tho Chicago y ltoh ttnntl Cnry-
don !lcekw!th a. 0. Mnrsn9li. lssasgv u: lLo,lse,
l u. u. I'ncslat1nn from Interfering With hin
In tie discharge OF his tlutigs
Thu Judge. lii irelttH tltIs case. sait tho tlrst
question wns As to VIM wns tlle prnrcrly NJ.
teen t ne,i IN tho suporior CURT u, jn'lKnnnts
recovered Hs FIR hnrk rs ls15 Md IN o,lo 0f th.o
c,sca l'rtlttnr fianeqck i,n beeti nRtolntet lls.
ioa. iee'issI q. hi'', Ill its prqrerty d Every d
ssass0 sssis 5s ,i II ti 9ss "s @fcE aeeeS X
asna1 Or wns discharged, md L. Il. Hulkiey
wits appointed y hls rtMuG: ln ls. tue hgcnly,
10 ecl NJ! ihu nsscts Of Tho Cnnrnuy. utld II s,tlo
wMs 1uatlu to HrnrHu McConnell nnd y. u. 1tA1-
rePresu,itstSns, e % - thu % sIc WIS evsr earred out
nthl tho Court refused tn nl0w u to !o consslt,l-
mated. The effect Of .hnt orserwnsto lc'tve tho
tnnttpr us thnugi nu sMla hal Gvcr been ltatlc
Tile asscts reu!ulnrd IN lh!!kloy's posscsston,. Y
whs c!ancd that utter the snle snle ;, ,,u hah
hsSs sss sSsxs ss4xs Fl ss ws '0 ts" sa
one. necessarily .'upeiuirnt n,i tho CARRYING out
of tho s.lc. Ash mnttcr of fnes, tho nrder WIS
newer Gnterctl ci tho records Uf tho Cultrt. 1t
was evl!lcnt. FROM tito lMct TINT y mover yas en-
tered. that i was n,lity. nln ctt,or was made
, 1881-02-18

In tho ostntu OF Simeon G. rrncn tho will VI,
proven and admitted tn probate, and ct,cn
testntnentary were Issued to Frederick H. Prince
Tho estnte ts valued n1 MhUit x+.akE.
in the estate Ut usl1cs Ennis lcttcrs of almin,
istrnttOn weru Issued to Margaret Ennis and
LAwrcnco n. Ennis. The estate Is vulucd #
hbnlt $1T,00u.
III Tho rst,te Of Niltho c. Storey tho wifi va.
proven nnd admitted to pro3ntc.
, 1881-02-18
TIE GALL.


Jup0E DnuMMDNr-Sct cusc First National
Bunk vs.. Dell on hcnrIng.
1utME lsl0n0Err-tll. H., ri, 81, Na. lol, ID,
1G. I0'. l0j. lO'. lo7, 10s, 1o 1l0, I'll, It, No. o.
Hancroft vs. Clybonrno, OIL tral.
JumlE uAnY-Cundcmnnttun e.lso 4s,sl7, CITY
vs.. williams, on trln. No. A},iis'. City rs. Mot.
Es,n, on trial.
.1upuE EMIrn-No preliminary call. Trial Gull
ZIG. ..tb s,sld, ts}i, ..,c:ti, .,D e,ol
Nh. =. III. Muller VI. Htropt.
JunnE Wi1.LtAMsoS--1l to l733, III. 10 to ~,
1$', IN. No. Iii. tImhach vs.. Lake Shore /
Michigan southern Railway Company. Ill teIlL
JupuE J.tsiEs,S-.a. No cnso t,!, Guar!nY.
JD1Mx GAleDSEH-5, ., l., II. M. !, GAy IN
fIinrtcts, IN hcHrtnR.
Jul,at: it,,GElts-2aiusi. No. .,s, Simpson n.
Perry. nll trlA1. "a.
.JunuE ASTftoNY-1a., ld3, lGt, lasf, If7, iss tn.
M cIkse Ill trial.
.junaE TuLEY-fo, 20. ii. No. u, Ya.e, Y.
Frnzcr, oil hearing.
JupiE DEMONSTRATIONS. No cnse on ,riaL
1CUHE HAWES-No. El8 IN trial.
JulHE a1OHAN-Nns. 6i', Gt, 6s9, Oh, 81, IL
4P.}, EE., 0tst, TIL, and tt}3.
JunOE f.Ot>Mis-Sct case term No. l,5o3. ard
Nos IN, COS, G13, gl8, OIL t5l, bd. 6f, G6a ., Gs
aud GH}
, 1881-02-18

ITEMS,
Discharges from bankruptcy wcro ,,.u.,
tcr.lny 10 Andrew l.. Parks and Villa. ~
wut1 tef.
, 1881-02-18

UNITED SI'ATES COURTS.
H. y. Iaf!rny 4 Co. lcRnn a sui, yr,,rr,.-
recover *l,UN Of isuuc shtnkcl. Alice shIa,.us 70
utitl Mrs. y. j. Mallory. "''4e1
, 1881-02-18

ner @ I ID Wsn",. @ spR You .s, wst ' ynr aai..
n S !n sn ysrs as # &c. en thc ST. 'kc "sis' ssc"
M i, jmncnhtc tic lsttrr. 1t thn t,roncr tin,o
s,'!e'''x snn s,,n n no,''f enro,n "r .no 'es1f If
tho ,isr".n yn I'M, tho hcirrr mn, prs"ryo II
fr nm S o stytc 4. so ara w,,re wv wn' !"
t,,trnti,ncs a scnl, wU,u IL kcit in family ,"r
year. Tio nii.tlmc ,iuctmrs usctl to carefully
,,sun, thtnr ytars nMr r., sc;, ,utors ,Hrrylng
m,r'lii,'i 1hsssc srai,s imr1arI IN siiyrr tr mid
sx eSsr @ r, W.. n F ~ @ s W.. , ,,nl S !" ppc
rirncn In tn1wht ,hnt thn nnty sain imi,oc,llu.
tsoi, il ly u%si, lralthy an,nil virus. II that
inv N.Y. nv MU NV r,. ~"n ks,ny Wh"hrr he Is tro.ca
aautst tSo ; ;,Ispr,rr7" ' "'''"'' ~
titMSo w rnn h"r vocrtpntcti Within your
knuwir,lpcY:'
fut vacriMu,iot,, but hnvo tho srnrs Of twt,."
es fb NJ eos ssSr ~ m vpnStn.tnn: W
mud tne 9lerntlo1t the Mil'ettarG 'utKs InimG"
t't tue cttll dhy u slWl3 coihrs ~ he;ei' nllh
continues 70 gr9w In tInrntIlsle uus!t tlln aHv
emil! or eighth sny. After !n!s e,ilits e'Icnihr
rt orer, wiist1 sro%a u.cpef, at & sae a,, .S,,n
gay. %hHn " ueG!l!ca " Il pulptlsh GoInr: lnHn
u etHitls 70 !larl'ft. tt1 Il trnst y sot' .nsha.,
wisn a reame e, ~ ls2 th;x y Il t,s,n', " v
nr suffering from hca.lNche. pn!f's IT. tlc ns!t1:
NM nslatt: M;t'i sos, ,eGi M.St ~ tSM1 TT, ,,, ~.
S ta,,ar sm!'t1ts nr y@r m Gu, etsls s'l' III Inc '''
""Whnt arc tho symptoms Of the disease it.
sell r., Z, ,,,,,,, uu,,v,,., ,,,. ,,o,, ,bo .ur,,
e's1 u H,t.Y ,I in ime M , "sss a, s ns fe
sse sn nsssa,"!1s s s* + ' arr!"s II @ 'ai ai;aek. WIN
E.1 ." ~, ino tnr ,;ay te tn 81 Sf"n ,,,, , ~ wrtfs
mn ~ TIC !rk @ @ as ,s on !no wp ,,, ria
Ss s1.,a'n s nos psxs Il f fw Di ys ss Weak 1is ne ss 5
~ or Df c:,l.r:n t,crS hrG vnrlas'ons M fr4M ,,,
s tc, ~ W'sm sme III M.se'e ho H ~ ' .
9t osi,iss ina,ess 'MG :" ny s.,.nsf, n's
eash-n Hreatnr ton.ger y Maus1 ~ nv, ~
lnrn " fiGc kEISH II u"H:ctrs'iH % ~ s"e H., y"
,,l TINT drlns the 1ht u s1lo ssrS ls IT,
t!Sht eM.nrs n w. couun nnsr. y o., m1 tn,,s; m,
~ fe11v W. 't ;1S fstn ~ '"'' una
THE pEHcESrAaE or nENrIrs"'
INK H. r1oyo ., 'isI u s sna!ar iii i wnter n
| Chicago, owing To- tho vEry excellent attention
given nt lug test- -nollsr. u.,..
ilnw ~ INC usGuss tTiMteu @ gG,.:aN'.Ss , S,,.,,.
conin,ls 10 employ treatnent ,;alG,ia.fd ,, It., /.
!nfrG tHG ruaspnotH ~. nutea ~ ..u oton ~ -, @ W.
ls 'apsR" IL, ,1 u ft, n !e With syiei " rst @
" H. W., Wo, I'll J." ns,,g,ttrcs
ennes , ~, ~ w ran.nI Il hniv S w,t tnii
wafer: aa!ti thaGs REQUIRE llttu entGiitu, n4t
euro sau'tl " aanTn ~ ~ s @ t
iirst duty Of tue l,hysirl.n sho.'l.i ic . r,.-
H".r to stfchEtlo tma phtcnt Mt naa,snI n,l!,,1I
k Mtet. ht'; H.. ny ,,s,,,s, ,'.
Pet,ts uMu banyMney ,,,..,,. ,o.a. .,,r, ,r, r.,
"lE wv khow ho" 'hahs cases snefe "re !"
thts vay v1s!yr x,,,,,. ,,t ,roz,,uo tscro ar, bc-
tween forty and ilfty Known rnses.
Ww,st w s,s 1 S ,i,i s ag ~ @ rcrte ssGs to tbo
iln4ltt, co,,1nlsslancr" .,,..,. .,,.. .,. ,.,,,
"1inyv @ yo,s rensn 70 bol'eSo tnat some n"'e
, 1881-02-18

II UIyI7 " T1.F 1Ss
U*ITEn STATES ClnCTlT C,t1lrT-,tEnGH DLnp1'
Err--Cornclius Van Vnlcr ct NJ. vs.. Jatnes B.
Quinn, $9st.i..-O. Mnson vs.. Town Of Aurora.
<G,:.29s.-SYlvIn ]. Hobinaon VI. Town Of OhIu.
fl.lM.
surEItIt,n r-CoNFIssIoSs-,lu!ta Andtr.
sur Va. John Johnson, $41:.-Snmllcl II. Sweet
and uthurs vs. tOhn Mooney, $Ei.El
jupaE WltLlAMstS-r. Il, Clarity w. {. I.
llinr; verdict, $lk, illl1 motIun for new trial..
CINCB1r COui.r-- ltitMlc Anthony - J. y.
trtwi1, Gsc. ctc., w. ,Tisict flt,lnr,i, John T.
Ku!Eht. md Frnncis x. nrokOski; yGrdtrt, Sjon
nilu motion for new trn.
, 1881-02-18
on's osttEnate Il rs fol-

a totnlty nr n. 80 cubic ynrtls, Or quantity
great BnntlKh to require nle H'ltlths' steady
HbUr fur Lwenty wngnns to rc's,nve.
, 1881-02-18

*o
In tho rasa Ut IogHett W.. puxVult. l3assott
null Hills, tho Atturnpys for tho complainant
eun,p In yesterday morning before judge llas-
nun, and n.Ecrel tho bum! III tho now ltccclvcr,
Sir. Elmer Washbu1n, III tho sun OF Sd1,0O for
approval.
alr. INlpen objected, Us ho wanted tn appeal
from tho order appointing Receiver. ald was
ai,Iirthnhsty0 hIs appcut would not avail II the
Thu Jutlgu scelv.l 10 ihiIk ths was rathor n,
lh,s nticriitoN 10 produce authorities In supuprt
'uC bits position.
, 1881-02-18
FIGURES ON EILTl!.

Thu Investigations Ut THE TRlMuNE tiealth
Commissioners lay altogether With The West
Side yesterday, Aud Wego cQnluel " tAteV real.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
Large Grain and Alfalfa.

We have sample OF barley and
alfalfa in our office which was raised
on Howard's ranch near Fort Chur-
chill, which exceeds in growth any
thing of the kind we have seen
in the State, for this time of the
year. The stalks of barley measure
four feet and four inches in height
and the heads are we'll developed.
The alfalfa also is far in advance of
any seasons crop for several years
past. AS the samples are an average
taken from twenty acre fields, 1t is
not unreasonable for the Carson
river ranchcrs to expect larger and
much earlier crops than ever here
tofore raised, unless some unforeseen
draw back occurs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
Hawthorne Items.

Hawthorne is rapidly assuming
the appearance OF a doubly author
lied town instead of an irregular
camp, as 1t was at first.
Grubur & Stoner's hotel, the Lake
View House, is in full blast. The
genial Billy Browne looks after
things and sees that you get the best
IN the market.
Morey & Bradey's hotel il about
finished, and it will be kept la
FfdncdiS.
). b. Heidenrich & Co. have their
store furnished and stocked with a
large assortment OF general mer-
chandise.
A Summerfield, late of Sutro, is
located here. He has fine stock of
goods which he sells as eheaply as
they can be bought on the Com
stock. He is doing a rushing bus
mess,
Graham & Grimmon do a large
business in their new saloon. They
are well fized and make times agree
able tor the boys.
A great many new buildings are
going up, both for dwelling and
business houses.
There are now at Hawthorne two
hotels, three stores, seven saloons,
two barber shops, one harness store,
one hay aud gram yard, one black
smith shop, three Chinese wash
houses and about two dozen tents.
A large hotel with bath houses
attached, is about to be erected at
the foot of Walker lake.
It is said that a steamer aud boats
will at once he put on the lake for
pleasure parties.
Stages arrive daily from Bodie end
Candelaria.
Prospecting parties are out in all
directions, aud many promising
lodges are said to have been discov-
cred.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
Quite a Dictionary.

We are in receipt of u "Bird's Eye
View of the Eng ish Language" is
sued by l.. II. Rogers, of New York,
which is regular monument of
patience. The sheet is 22x3S inches,
and contains more information for
persons who write letters than we
ever saw, or thought could be. ar
ranged on one sheet. Price rs cents.
The first page contains rules for
spelling and pronunciation, and
rules for using capital letters. There
is also a birds eye view of 10000
synonyms which is of great assist
ance to writers. One of the inter-
esting features is a list of 1000
words of similar pronunciation, such
as; 1.-THE colonel ate the kernel"
"The mayor owned trotting mare"
"a bottle of scent cannot be sent by
mail for cent" etc. The sheets are
sent by mail for Is cents each, or
five for 81, postage paid by the pub
Usher, l.. II. Rogers, rs Maiden
Lane, New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
Piper's Opera House.

Gus Williams, the "German Sena-
tor" will appear for a four nights
season, including Saturday matinee,
next Wednesday. The Baltimore
Sun in speaking of him, says: "Mr.
Gus williams continues to attract
excellent audiences to Ford's Opera
House, and our German Senator is
unanimously elected every night to
warm place in the hearts and rec
objections of everyone in the audi
ence. The play is rs funny as can
be, and even when the inimltable
Senator is not upon the stage, laugh
ter reigns supreme. When Mr..
Williams is on the boards he holds
the house in his hand. He has but
to look at the audience to provoke
the iolliest and most good humored
of hearty laughs; but with all his
humor there is in him true vein Of
deep pathos, and his recitations
bring tears to the eyes of his listen
ers. even before the laugh has died
from their lips. !" This afternoon there
will be a matinee tor ladies and chill
dren, and tonight the Senator makes
his last appearance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
To Early Risers.

Those who are in the habit of
rising as early as three o'clock in
the morning, and those who think it
worth while to do so on the 2Gth of
this month, next Thursday, will
have the pleasure of witnessing an
extraordinary astronomical phenOm-
ina, as at the time mentioned the
moon will be near Venus, Saturn
and Jupiter. Venus rises on that
morning about ten minutes past
three, Saturn ten minutes later and
Jupiter about ten minutes after Sat
urn, and if there IS a clear sky it
will be sight we'll worth the trouble
of rising early to witness. On the
following morning, the 9th, there
will be partial eclipse of the sun,
caused by the new moon throwing
her shadows over portion Of the
earth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21

Mrs. Brooks. of this place, and
NJ ISIS Eva Thrush, of Sacramento,
have opened millinery and dress
making establishment at No. POI
Pike street. II is something that
has long been needed is this town,
and the ladies. who are energetic
and enterprising, are deserving OF
much credit for breaking the ice
and being the first to see what was
needed, and starting an establish
ment of this kind. They willalways
be ready to furnish anything in their
line of trade at reasonable prices,
and the latest fashions VIII always
be found on hand. Ladies' who need
anything in this line should give
them call before going elsewhere,
and thus encourage home industry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21

In class of boys in one of our
schools, not one of them could tell
the name of the President of the
United States. Que of them thought
t was Malone, another guessed
Conkling, third answered "Grant."
and the biggest boy in the class knew
it was Blaine. He heard his father
say that Blaine was the biggest man
in the Administration, and ne wanted
TO- know if that didn't mean that he
was the President. "Wasn't the Pres
idest the biggest one in the whole
lotf'-Boston Transcript.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
"Our Bachelors"

This famous comedy was played
for the first time before Virginia
audience on Thursday evening by
Robson and Crane They are old
favorites on the Comstock, and they
by no means disappointed the high
expectation of the people in "Old
Bachelors" The piece is thorough
going comedy, full of fun. laughable
hits and comical situations, and
Robson and Crane know just how to
make the most of them. Besides
the company is good one through
out. They play "Sharps and Flats"
at the matinee this afternoon and
evening. This is u new comedy,
that comes highly praised. by the
press of those cities where Robson
and Crane have played it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
Death of Blair.

The Eureka Sentinel has informa-
ton from Osceola, White Pine
county, that Assemblyman George
B. Blair, who was stabbed at that
place last week by man named
Middleton, has since died. The
trouble grew out of disagreement
between the women of the two fam
lilies, then the men got into words
over the affair, and Middleton called
Blair liar, whereupon Blair struck
him in the face, when Middleton in
return gave him the fatal stab. Mid
dleton has been lodged in the Ham
ilton Jail on charge of murder.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
The C. & C. Branch.


The Lyon Mill and Mining Co.'S
branch railroad is progressing rapid
ly. A half mile is already graded
and the track laid thereon. Three
sets of car trucks have arrived and
the engine is expected inside of three
weeks. The surveying and grading
is being superintended by j. H. Wal
lace, G. E. of California. Superlntend-
ent Scott promises grand picnic ex-
cursion, free to all, over the road
whel completed.
Will you lend US handcar to take
our girl ridin' down the grade some
night, joint
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
The l.. M. & M. Co.'S Brickyard.

TIE brickyard of the Lyon Mill
and Mining Company, situated near
the Wordsworth mill, is rapidly as
Stunning business aspect. About
10000 brick are now in readiness
for burning. They are manufactur-
ing at the rate of 1000 per day, and
in about two weeks they will com
mence burning. Mr.. Lapelle is in
charge of the work and is consider.
ed as expert moulder as there is on
the coast. o. A. Brooks has hand
In the business and is becoming so
enthusiastic that he will probably
soon start brickyard of his own.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
SUTRO TUNNEL.
Report For the Week Ending May
18th, 1881.

Main Tunnel-Drain boxes COW
cred at last report, 10, $50 feet; since
last report, 4,s5O feet; total, 14,4Oo
feet.
Sub drain cleaned out at last re-
port, 7,175 feet; since last report,
335 feet; total, $3.50 feet.
Second line of boxes put in at last
report, $3.50 feet; since last report,
/, GAO feet; total, $500.
Sub-drain excavated at last report,
31O feet; since last report, 524 feet;
total, 1874.
Sub.drain partly excavated, 214
feet.
Six new sets of timbers have been
put in and the usual repairs made on
the track.
In addion to the foregoing consid-
cradle work has been done in this
part of the tunnel, such as setting
head tlmbers, cleaning up, relagging,
etc.
North Later al-During the week
four men have been engaged in this
branch repairing, etc. Between the
g. and G. shaft and Ophir connection
three sets of timbers have been put
up and considerable tagging done. q.
South Lateral-Track raised, bal
lasted and planked at last report,
200 feet; since last report, 10 feet;
total, $50 feet.
Main Tunnel Drain Boxes-During
the week forty drain boxes were
| made and 3,20e feet of lumber soak
ed. The planer was running two
days cutting covers and saving
tongues.
The following temperature was
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
The Slang Epidemic.

The period of slang among school
girls is infectious. They catch it just
as they did the measles or whooping-
cough at an earlier age, and it runs
its course aud leaves them about as
harmlessly. Their good, proper
mothers and grandmothers said all
their lives, "Will you take walk"
The "Dare- to- be-a Daniel OF this
age says to her chum, "Take crawl
on the Ave"
After all, it is not a matter for
prayers or legislation, but rather a
cheapenlng of society idiocies of a
more excited type which Punch car
features.
49, glad to see you, Mr.. Brown"
$50 glad you're glad, Mrs. Smith"
$50 glad you're glad Pm glad Mr..
Brown" etc, etc.
ueI0 Is ulOie olouS tuau oOuoO III
our universal salutations, which takes
the form of an inquiry:
"How do you do9"
The literal answer to which would
be: ..
ado what?"
The irrelevant response to which
is. nicely" or 81 am very well, thank
you"
The very latest effort of the grad
uate of the near future is this:
"Are you going fah2"
"No, not fah."
"How fah9"
"Only to the cah."
''Tah tab"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
A, q. u. W.

Representative Of the various
lodges of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmeu in mis- State met
At Reno last Wednesday and organ
lied Grand Lodge. The represent
ntives from River Lodge, No. 6, of
DAYTON, were J. L. Campbell, j. r..
Shaw and J. E. Gignoux. Lucille
Lodge No. s, of Sutro, was repre-
sented by Homer b nham, r. II.
Savage aud DR.. &. b. Briefly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
A Peculiar Fact.

Peculiar formations have been
encountered at the bottom of the
Mohawk shaft in Como. Mud tubes
three and four inches in diameter are
found at the depth of 100 feet from
the surf&ee in solid quartz forma-
ton. These tubes are vertical, and
vary from 1 to 4 feet in depth.
They are utilized by the miners as
drill holes. How they originated in
such a formation is question worthy
the cosideration OF scientists.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
Sntro Items.

Miss Maroni, Prof Booher's assist
ant, and Mrs. Champlain visited the
DAYTON schools last week.
Mr.. Hoskins, who it is claimed
has had the smallpox, is nearly we'll
and will be out in few days.
Caleb j. Crowley, one Of the solid
Young men of Sutro, arrived home
last Tuesday from San Francisco,
whittier he had been on recuper-
atins tour.
The public school opened last
Monday with an attendance of fifty
schoiars-abeut two-thirds the regu-
lar attendance. The smallpox scare
is the cause of the decreased attend
ance. The school will close again
for the term about the 1st of June.
Matte Riley, notorious charac-
ter, was arrested few days ago for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
She was taken before Justice O'Don-
nell, convicted and fined $50, in de-
fault of which she was sent to the
county Jail for 30 days.
+ Il SutrO School. 4
The following is principal Boob
er's report to the Sutro School
Board for the month of April% 4
Number pupils enrolled. ...... 80
Average plumber belonging. 70
Average daily attendance....,.T 70
Percentage of attendance, &C.,, 01t
The honor roll has not been sent
in. In future the TIMES hopes to
receive regular reports from the
Sutro school.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
The SaZerac.

Hugh Carling has opened the saz
erac, on Nam street, next door to
Sims store. Hugh knows how to
run saloon and keep the boys feel
ing comfortable. He intends to keep
a first class place, and have every
thing of the best. The place is as
neat as parlor and quiet and com
Portable. Good liquors, fine cigars,
and polite attention will be the rule
of the house. Enough said, try him.